does it preserve fresh vegetable juice for a few days? is it good for Juicing?
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Nothing beats just in time juicing....remember to refigerate or freeze juice every time...this does not preserve anything...it does keep oxygen away from the juice.
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It will help prevent oxidation but it is not going to preserve it. Bottom line it will probably still taste good but it will not be nearly as good for you as fresh.
1095202
Although I have only used it to juice my apples this fall I do plan on using it for other fruits and vegetables. The instruction manual which comes with it does list tomatoes as one of the vegetables for juicing as well as many other fruits and veggies.
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I do more veggies than fruit also. I believe they do not recommend you store it for more than a few hours. I always try to drink mine right away in 15 - 20 minutes. Depending on the vegetables, you could cut them up and freeze them, (freeze on a cookie sheet on parchment paper and then bag up once frozen) and then every morning take out just the frozen chunks you want to use, which also makes the drink cold without using ice. It's no big deal to just make and then drink and clean up is super easy. I find this very quick and easy to use on a drink by drink basis.
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Hi Katie, I have heard so many different answers to this question. I don't think it matters what kind of juicer you use, they all are going to give you fresh, raw juice that has all the nutrients for you to consume right then and there. Those nutrients you get will break down the longer you let the juice sit. I've heard twelve hours, fifteen hours, etc, 72 seems like a lot. What I've heard the most from people that have juiced for a long time is that it's best to drink it right away so you can get all of those nutrients before they start to break down. Now I don't know if there is some scientific study and all that on this, but I agree that consuming it right away is the best thing to do. If you don't mind my asking, did your daily schedule prevent you from drinking the juice as soon as you make it? I know how that goes, it's a little hard with three kids :)
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I haven't used it for a large quantity of grapes but it seems to work fine when I toss in a few just for flavor when juicing other things. In general, though, "juicy" fruits tend to leave more juice behind in the pulp that gets discarded. Things like beets and carrots make juice and leave a pretty dry pulp. I think it's generally better to eat fruits and juice veggies. You get the fiber that way and there's no waste.
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Yes. The Garden of Life has found that by "Juicing" is a more healthy alternative than being dried and ground up. All the greens found in this product are juiced, which allows you to get the maximum amount of nutrients. The product is treated with a low temperature drying process, resulting in a powder that is densely packed with water soluble nutrients.
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Yes, it will juice beets fine, but, as the booklet states, it's best to soak hard veggies and some greens in water for about 30 minutes prior to juicing.
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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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Compatible? This is just a bag for your compost from juicing. You take the vegetable matter that's left over, put it in the bag, and throw it in your compost bin - the bag dissolves. It doesn't fit on a juicer or anything like that. You just put the stuff in it after you're done juicing. Oops, I see from other users that apparently it does fit on a juice bin of some juicers. I use a Champion juicer, which doesn't have a juice bin. I put the vegetable matter into a bowl, and when I'm done I put it in this bag and toss it in the compost bin.
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it really depends on what you put through it. I spent all afternoon on Sundays juicing for the week. I would have 24 - 32 ounce containers - I usually would do 6 to 8 of them. I would put through about 6 cucumbers, 6 apples, a bag of kale, I like cilantro - so i did a bunch of that, a head of celery, a bag of spinach, chard, napa cabbage, lemons, and anything else that sounded good. Zucchinis and cucumbers and apples make the most juice. the leafy veggies do not - but they are full of other stuff you need. I would have juice for breakfast and lunch then have my dinner. I lost weight too. but it is tough just doing the juice and not much food.
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So far I have juiced apples, celery, carrots and yes oranges. I haven't had any problems and after usingnthis juicer fornthe last few days I am very glad to own it. Thanks
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Hello,Store and keep vegetables, fruits and lettuce fresher for up to 2 weeks. You can store salad blends in the keeper, but with the varied vegetables in the salad, the storage time may vary. A produce storage guide will arrive with the keeper. Shelia
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I think it does a good job except with small raspberries.... But I also recommend using the pulp in cooking meat dishes like meat loaf or stuffed chicken breast etc. that way there is no waste period. I also recommend adding great flavored like freshineple to all my juices...I blend carrots and kale and pineapple and apples together frequently. The most powerful juicer I think is the ninja....but it I not quiet like the fusion....the fusion is also easy and quick to clean. :)
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I believe it does a great job. I do not like pulp in my juice either. We have used our juicer for several months now and have had no issues.
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Yes. Use the "hard fruit" setting on the Breville juicer. I put a small piece of raw ginger in my carrot, cucumber, celery juice every day and it's great. Of course, there isn't a great deal of juice in ginger, so don't expect a lot of juice, but what you do get is extremely potent.
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i think you can save them for as long as you want based on the packaging. Each vegetableis in it own package designed for freshness.
1069035
Depends on the juice ,how cool the fridge is, and where in the fridge it is placed. If you want to store it for longer than three days I would suggest freezing it.