will this product squeeze the juice out of finely ground raw potatoes?
1725921
Yes it will. Just remember to watch your strength as the bottom plate is a bit too thin and will bow up at the connection points. The press works great with all that I use it for, just needs a thicker bottom plate.
1725922
Never done that, but I blend fruit and vegetables into a fine pulp, put it in a nut milk bag and get all the juice out. Can't see why the same wouldn't work with potatoes.
1725923
According to the owner (very rude man), this press is not to be used for anything accept juicing for wine. You would need to have a bag of some sort, but it tore my bag. If you haven't purchased this press, I WOULD NOT buy it !! Metal shaving went into the liquid I pressed. The owner would not refund me after returning it to him because used the "press" to make nut milk. The nuts had been soaked for 2 days, now soft and blended in water. No hard nuts. Owner didn't want to hear what I had to say and WOULD NOT give me a refund and has the press to resale.
1725924
I haven't tried squeezed raw potatos from my press but I'd think it would work as long as you kept the portions small. The press container will hold about 1 quart of fruit, etc. When I was pressing currant berries, I found that it worked better if I didn't try to squeeze a whole quart and instead pressed out smaller portions. Takes longer of course, but it worked for me. My guess is the same would work for potato.
1725925
Hi there Steve,Truthfully, I don't know but it may depend on how much strength you put into it. I've never done anything that hard.
2067494
Yes, - I use mine to make drinks with apple, pineapple, kale, strawberries, spinach, bananas, etc for health drinks, but it is not a juicer, so don't know about raw carrots...cooked carrots, broccoli cooked potatoes - yes - made cream of broccoli. Will do ice, frozen berries, etc. alsoBob/CA
873271
You don't need any liquid the steam from the bag produces all the moisture you need. At times I have par boiled small whole potatoes.
360806
Certainly. Only be careful as a very little bit of this goes a long way. I would use a pinch at a time with a thorough tossing in between pinches. Good luck.
526326
Not at all....The juice in one side and the pulp all goes to the other side. The pulp and everything else left over will be in the overflow container, not completely dry but not wet either. I do recommend to follow the instructions and put a plastic bag on the inside of the container, makes clean up easier. I'm sure that you can use the pulp for other cooking like pies but I'm not so inclined and only go for the juice.
1424082
I don't think so. Does carrot juice real well, pulp real dry, used it in carrot raisin cake. Love this juicer!
143543
Does not liquify vegetables to the extent an extractor juicer would since the pulp/fiber is still there. I blended 3 bell peppers after seeding them with no liquid added and it finely chopped them. Added few carrots and it finely chopped. Added apple after coring and the juice from the apple made it into a pure. To this added cup of apple juice and this made it into a tasty healthy slurpee. In answer to your question, you can process vegetables in the Ninja to make consistency to drink (also chopping, etc according to amount of pulsing you do). If you want the liquid only, you will need the extractor type such as a Hurom that gives you only the liquid and spits out the pulp.
2202679
Hi, I have not tried that yet, but my first response would be no. When I do try to get the juice out without any seeds at all, without question I would use the food mill first then put the pulp thru my fine mesh sieve (strainer). When I do cactus apples I use my food mill and its great but is you need to be careful not to have any seeds, go with the food mill first then strain the pulp. It also makes it easier to strain once it's been thru the mill. Hope this helps. Food mills are a great addition to any kitchen!
416590
No. Use a coarser grater for a potato. This is very fine and good for tasks like zesting lemon and orange peel, and grating ginger.
616270
You have to hold the fruit and press down gently, and even move it around to ensure the entire inside of the fruit is reamed out thoroughly. But it's a very minor thing and gets every little bit of juice from the fruit. Worth every penny.
415285
I chop raw potatoes that are about 1/4 inch thick so I would think so if the carrot were sliced in half lengthwise first though I have not tried.
1751855
Doubtful. You need the targeted pressure of the plunger to push the food through the tiny opening.
261157
This is really not the issue. Very long potatoes will fit but it is very difficult to push them through unless the unit is mounted firmly and you apply brute force. I have found that by soaking the potatoes in water for 20 minutes and using a length no more than 3/4 the opening I get very desirable results without wearing myself out. The larger the cut the easier, smaller cuts will take more effort on a spud that is very long. I hope that helps. I like this unit and use it regularly.
1677498
I don't think you will get the results. When it grates a potato there are always the last slice of potato stuck in the machine. If you are pouring in a gallon of nuts and aren't too picky it would probably do a fair job. I have some almonds, I will give it a try later, ask me again tomorrow or later. I love this attachment set, we have them all, This one stays in the mixing bowl . Will grate potatoes for hash browns to die for. Grates up cheese, omg. If you don't have these attachments for your mixer your missing out.
1129641
you should ask the mfg. I always core my fruit, so do not know for sure. would guess yes, but take a bit longer. be sure to use pulse mode to breakup. for all veggies I use a juicer and then put that mix into the blender as ice cubes.
450282
this product is not a juicer, so you will have the hulls still in the sauces you make. You would have to strain the mixture after mixing to remove the hulls.
603223
I have juiced citrus along with greens, other fruit and veggies in various combinations and mostly with the small hole screen, but I have not juiced just citrus. I would think that it would be fine and that the large hole screen would produce pulpier juice.