Can u use it with fruit
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Hi I don't have one in front of me to check the package. But it does say For all flowers, vegetables, trees and shrubs. Not sure about fruit. Sorry not much help Thank you for your communication texasvalue
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No. I'm not sure how it would be intended to work on other fruits. I have used it exactly once on a mango and it did a poor job and kind of bent in the process, so it is retired to a junk drawer in the kitchen until I get around to tossing it into a Goodwill box.
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Yes you can. However this is a terrible product. The oranges and fruit in water ate at the plastic and it looked dirty all the time. After about 2 mo. The plAstic cracked and leaked. I would not recommend it.
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Yes you can! I used it on watermelons and butternut squash and it worked fine.
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I have never tried it but I would think not. I have trouble with some of the larger strawberries but I love it.
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Absolutely! Try making a nice mango slaw with it. A new way to enjoy one of my favorite fruits :) Best, Ellyn Co-Founder
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I really don't know. I purchased it for my friend, and he doesn't know also. This can be answered by FruitsMax. Sorry......
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This is actually 3 questions. 1st question: Yes, you could juice oranges or grapefruits with the peels BUT ONLY if they grown certified organic and are washed well beforehand. Depending on the fruit it might introduce a slight bitter taste.2nd question: You cannot juice a banana, all you can do is mashed it.3rd question: this handles most vegetables however I have not tried it on leafy vegetables.
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Of course not. Why would it? Once the insides of the fruit is cut open, you already start losing nutrients. You also lose the pulp that comes out the other end.
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Yes....i'm sure picking Avacado's would be fine with the Flexrake. There is a small "cushion" the bottom, I left it there so the fruit will be ok.
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Will work on any fleshy fruit- I have torn up peach seeds- it is very powerful so yes oranges with-out a doubt
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I seriously doubt it. You have to poke the fruit to hold it in place on one end and I would think that would make a mess you would not want to clean up.
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Probably not. It is not the intended use. The blender is for soft fruits and veggies.
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I know it blends apples and frozen fruit. I wouldn't think the coconut would be a problem.
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You probably could use it with milk instead of water, because it works nicely flavoring iced teas, etc., but you'd have to make sure it stayed refrigerated because milk could go south quickly. Remember that you are going to get a fruit essence to your liquid, not a sweet "juice" from it.
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My nephew is the one who received this. He used it for pears. He recommended another use it for grapefruit. I would think that peaches woukd be fine.
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IM sure you can.. It's strongstrong enough to crack carrots beta etc, frozen bananas and other fruit shouldn't be a problem...it's actually better with hard substances then it is with softer ones like leafy greens