Are you suppose to empty the pellets into the bluapple?
1146572
The Blue Apple comes set up. When you refill, you own the apple, remove the old packet then put in the new.
1146573
No, not necessary. Just stick the packet inside the blue apple. Then get your masking tape out and put a date on the outside so you will know when to put in a new packet.
1146574
No-- just put the packet into the apple. The directions said that after 3 months you should replace the packet with a new one and you can dispose of the pellets in the packet into the dirt of a houseplant.
1146575
You don't need to open the packet - just put it in the little blue apple. When it is time to change just change the packet
1146576
The directions state, it is NOT NECESSARY TO OPEN THE PACKET as the packet material is permeable to ethylene gas. I hope this helps.
597474
They are held by a soft rubber neck, you "push" them out by sliding the guide towards the exit. It's sounds complicated, but its really easy. The pellets suffer no harm or marks whatsoever.
968319
No. It's too messy. I just empty the basket into a box and toss the box. Hope this helps you.
1352218
If you didn't spray the fruit, you should be fine at any time. If you got it on the fruit, I would just rinse thoroughly. There isn't anything toxic, just smelly.
1612683
It's better to put the flavouring on AFTER popping...because the popping machine will burn it. You only need a couple sprinkles for 1 batch. gr
537944
No. I put them in a container, and keep in the fridge. Throw them into wok towards end of cooking. Or in whatever sauce I am preparing to put in at the end of the cooking.
460702
Yes, some of the pulp goes to the top. I use a rubber scraper to empty it into the collector.
453550
No. The unit has a removable tank that you must empty. Minor inconvenience.
1918468
NOPE! You'll have to cut any fruit to juice it, def a pineapple at that! There are 3 chutes, all 3 are the same size, it does get the job get done quicker since you can alternate between the 3. Btw, is there really a juicer where you could put a whole pineapple in?! LOL...for some reason I found that amusing :)
1728767
Not in the traditional sense. You cut off the top of the pineapple and insert the device as you would use a cork screw. Spin it all the way down and you pull out spiral slices of pineapple free of the core and the skin. Exactly as pictured.
2016333
a quick google search didnt help much with a visual on how the pellet loads into the beeman. but from what i gather, the breach is up inside the "slide" portion of the pistol? i could see how you could just reach in and get a pellet started in the breach, then finish it off with your finger. might not be the best thing in the world, but it looks like it would work better than trying to get a finger and a thumb in there at the same time.
166954
Yes, you should definitely give them a quick rinse. They'd probably be too salty otherwise. I transferred mine to a air-tight container and keep them in the fridge, but I'm not sure that that's totally necessary.
102747
Yes, but I find that this is unnecessary. Cook your fruit first for best results. I've done tomatoes and apples.
390689
Not really? I just scoop them out w/a spoon or push them back as I pour the juice.
1706130
Yes into the attached waste bin. You can put a plastic bag in it before juicing for easy cleanup.
1244489
No, I don't recommend that. It will dry out the fruit. The nuts will be OK, though.
1489708
There are no disposal directions on the bag. The pellets disintegrate when wet but I do not flush them.