does this juice carrots well
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yes it juices carrots and just about everything else including ginger just if you are going to juice celery as well do it last because of the celery structure it tends to block the strainer best juicer for the money
1122337
I've had the most luck juicing carrots with this juicer. The pulp that comes out is very fine and isn't wet when you squeeze it. It is kind of shocking how many you have to put in to get a decent amount of juice though. I don't juice often just because it is so expensive for all that produce but I love garden fresh juicing when I don't feel like going through all the steps to preserve large quantities. Hope this helps :)
1122338
Only used once. Have to dismantle entire machine to clean. Don't believe I will be using it agsin
1658265
Hi Ruth,yes the champion juicer works very well also with vegetables! I make daily my carrot juice and it taste very good. Herbs and spinach, cabbage, broccoli is also good. You only get a little bit juice out of it, but the most important ones.Enjoy,Gabriele
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A liter? That's hard to say exactly. I usually juice about 5 lbs. of carrots, a cucumber, and a couple of beets. I get a little over a quart of juice. Start to finish (including peeling, cutting, juicing, and cleaning up) takes me about 1/2 hour. Hope this is helpful.
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This blender does not remove the pulp of vegetables such as carrots. It will make a smooth vegetable juice providing you add enough liquid (I add one cup) and process for about a full minute. I use a timer. Personally I am more interested in consuming both the juice and fiber, because I feel it is healthy to do so. I have not tried to make raw almond milk, so I am not sure of how smooth the nut and it's fiber would become.
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I find it juices leafy greens quite well and kicks out the leftover veins as pulp in the waste bucket opposite the juice container side. Easy to keep clean, use a produce bag from the store to line the waste bucket side first and use a nylon bristle brush circularly on the metal mesh part and blades, and I hand dry those parts carefully. :)
1342433
It can juice wheatgrass and other leafy greens. I frequently juice kale and spinach. I've also done collard & mustard greens. It is one of the few juicers that can handle a range of items from very hard (carrots, beets) to soft like wheatgrass.
74110
This unit thoroughly pulverizes everything I put in it. I never put carrots in nor have I ever tried to blend them to juice, but I can not imagine in not doing so.
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It started very well for me. It cuts the carrots well. And the left-over was quite dry which means all juice was crushed out. But now after using about 3 months, it is becoming not that effective. The left-over becomes very wet, which means a lot of juice did not come out. I don't know if it needs some repair or sharpening or what. Otherwise, it is a good machine, easy to use, easy to clean.
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Yes! I love this juicer! I generally just put whole apples and carrots and what not in and it always does fine. Pretty large shoot. Of course, some fruits might be too big, like grapefruits and things like that, but I would definitely recommend this juicer!
817600
I've never tried carrots BUT it can turn raw ice cubes into fine snow so I'd have to say yes! It's a great powerful blender.
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It does a good job. I usually juice the apples and then blend it in the blender with kale and other greens. I've had no problems with it
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I tried coarsely chopped raw carrots in a couple of smoothies and it blended them nicely. Kale is fine, too. Haven't tried beets or seeds, but they are probably OK.I am not a fan of this blender, but it is doing the job right now, which for me is making smoothies.
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This is still a blender as opposed to a juicer. You would still have to add water to help with the blending process, but overall you would likely end up with carrot juice-albeit diluted a bit by the water. I consistently use the 3HP to make smoothies that are pretty much all liquid.
1006882
Hey, Shirley. I haven't used it for carrots, but judging by how it take whole apples I'd say that carrots would do just fine.
1356373
We love it. The pulp is very dry. It gets as much juice out of the produce as possible. We are quite pleased with it
1535014
I had one. Hated it. Did a terrible job juicing even basic things like carrots or apples. You had to practically dice everything to get it in. I got rid of mine after two weeks and got a Jack Lalane power juicer. Works great. But it's not made for leafy things like kale or wheatgrass.
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I juice an apple and carrots every day. Like a previous poster said, however, you may need to cut larger apples into pieces first. This is a robust juicer. Been using it for more than 7 months just about every day and it is still going strong!