Can I put crushed ice and yogurt in the juicer?
759493
No you definitely cannot. Juicers are for extracting juices from fruits and vegetables. Nothing more, nothing less. You can put crushed ice or any ice and yogurt in a blender along with certain fruits, to make a smoothie.
759494
you can but it wont work right everything shoots to the back of the container
2281808
I am presuming so but haven't tried it on my new machine. The big thing is it only takes a second or two because if it gets too hot it will burn a hole and you will have to try sealing just below the first seal. Juice pops are very icey. If you want them more creamy use cream cheese or yogurt in the mix.
1436671
I wouldn't recommend adding powder through the juicer. Use a jar for your juice and add the powder then twist on the lid and shake. The purpose of the juicer is to squeeze out the juice of fruits and vegetables while eliminating the fibrous material. I love my juicer, Happy juicing ���
601438
I don't see why not. I have put banana and avocado in there to blend & added a bit of water to thin the mixture. I've also put sturdier chunks-apple, pear, cranberries-in the food mill. However I have not tried ice chunks or frozen produce.
1463253
Yes. I have made the Lowfat frozen strawberry yogurt and even used less sugar than it called for and it was great. Although it calls for mixed berries, I used frozen strawberries and it worked.
1114141
No. The mesh screen is too delicate for that sort of thing. It would probably rip it, rendering the juicer useless.
537869
Not really. That's what I bought it for but it makes more if a purée. Need to add a lot of water to get to a juice consistency.
1628124
It depends on how frozen they are. We are smoothie drinkers here, but if the ratio of frozen fruit to juice & unfrozen is 25% or so you should be fine. If you make it without frozen at all you're golden.
371995
I use mine almost exclusively to make low-fat frozen yogurt. It works very well. The key is to make sure all your ingredients are cold before you put them in the machine (including ingredients, like fruit, that you add near the end). The yogurt is pretty solid after about 30 minutes. I've been very pleased with this machine.
1575766
Hi there, you can use an ice tray or larger cubes.. Such as frozen reused yogurt containers.... Even a little larger.. It works very well.
1413693
I put two of the Ben to style easygoing containers, two juiceboxes and an ice pack. You should have no problem.
1579685
no manual..just mix up your juices or yogurt, whatever and freeze! i found them kind of awkward and gave them away! you might want to look into the yonanas machine...you can do sooo much more. orjust freeze your mix in a small paper cup.
219536
Just crush the ice and add whatever liquid you like. We put the ice in a cup and add a bit of juice.
961031
My sister made several veggie and fruit smoothies while visiting us - she used leafy vegetables - baby spinach, romaine,etc. It worked well for that. But I don't think you'd get beet juice or carrot juice! (I used frozen mango chunks in it; it made a God-awful racket, even after I added some juice but it did finally make a puree for a smoothie with vanilla frozen yogurt. YUM!
694706
I would say yes and noThis is really a juice extractor more than anything We put frozen bananas through an it comes out like icecreamAnd you can make pasta with this as wellBut it's the best for juicing vegetablesIt's a Masticating Juicer
1469126
I recommend you go to YouTube and type in Jupiter Juicer. There are a number of instructional videos for this product.
1975900
No. The blades spin too slowly, it purees, I guess you can approach something like a badly blended smoothie if you run it for a long long time, risking burning the cheap motor. For fruits and smoothies its all about rpm, and this is a chopping device, not a blending device. And don't even think about throwing ice into this, food processors only handle what you can cut with a knife.