Do I have to remove seeds before putting fruit in this juicing machine? Would like to use it with tangerines, but they have a lot of seeds.
74427
No. There is no need to remove seeds from any fruit you would juice with this unit. If you juice many citrus you may have to clear seed and accumulated pulp from the strainer.
74428
No you do not have to remove seeds before use. There is a strainer. Great machine.
74429
NO you do not. The screening section catches the excess pulp and seeds just fine. Love ours. Very durable. We've had one for several years and we freeze about 32 gallons of orange juice each season.
2127893
It will do some small seeds like Kiwi but it is not advisable to put other seeds through your Angel Juicer like the seeds from an apple for example. Those seeds contain Cyanogenic Acids and are poisonous ground up they are even worst. Making seeds poisonous was natures way of protecting the seeds from the animals eating them since the seeds insure that the crop will live on even if all the fruit is destroyed or eaten. I take all seeds out when I use my "Angel Juicer" which by the way I LOVE my Angel Juicer...
1471257
From all the reviews I've read on various juicers, you'll need a "macerating" extractor as opposed to the Breville "centrifugal" extractor for your wheatgrass. I can't tell you which one because I don't do anything but fruit juices, but check Amazon as well as Epinions.
2257330
You can juice limes, lemons, clementines and all. The holes are not that big and I have never had a problem with seeds falling through.
1592478
I don't think so. I have only used mine for juicing carrots and apples. I am surprised there is so much residue that needs to be scrapped out of the machine when the juicing is done. Not sure how this applies to other machines
853720
I haven't used it yet. I learned a long time ago on another machine that it really wasn't needed. I just put my fruit/nuts right in the ingredients from the beginning. Has always worked fine for me that way. My pannetone fruits are not crushed with the Breville.
1469124
it requires stmina juicing and carrying and dispoaing fruit, clEEAN AFTER USE. Extended parts are dangerous. impovisee largest fluid cup. havee someeone eelse squeeeeze. reequires extra energy for finaal squeeze next question!!
1739998
The juicer spout has never clogged on me. There is a metal grate/strainer for catching the seeds and therefore the pulp. The strainer needs to be emptied after a number of lemons/oranges have been juiced. It is very easy to clean, the pieces just lift out and rinse it out or wipe it out.
1186881
There are no seeds or pulp in the juice. I add it to a glass of water with a packet of sweet n low.I don't know if the seeds are crushed then separted from the juice. They have a website.
2139402
I take it that the question is about the general removable parts and not the actual body of the juicer--where you have to get screwdrivers and stuff. Okay, so, there is not much to this, actually, but what you do is turn off the machine, unplug it and then turn the feeder tube--what I call it--a quarter turn either clockwise or counter clockwise (not in front of my juicer, so can't remember off hand) and then pull out/off the feeder tube. Then, the main grinding mechanism, the thing that turns, is taken off by wiggling/wrestling counter-clock-and-clockwise while continuously pulling. I use a common kitchen towel to grip the grinding mechanism, just to protect my hands from the metal teeth, there. When the juicier is not in use, I place the grinding mechanism back on the shaft, but before I do, I use Crisco (vegetable grease--not oil), so that the grinding mechanism slides off easier. If you have used your juicer without placing grease on the shaft, you'll have a bit of a time wiggling the grinding mechanism off, but it will be possible, just use a bit of finess. The shaft should be greased each time the juicer is stored after use, which means the thing should be cleaned after each use. If your in a restaurant and you use it all day long, then clean it about twice a day and regrease the shaft. Any grease you used should be edible food grade, like Crisco vegetable grease.
616271
Hi, lightly pressing the half section of citrus fruit on the auger starts the motor. Releasing the pressure changes the rotation direction of the auger which maximizes juice extraction. I really enjoy owning this juicer.
686535
No catch for seeds ... this is also a very small juicer, best for lemons and limes ... not good for oranges, even blood oranges were a bit to big. You would juice the blood orange and bowl of the juicer would be so full, that the peel of the orange would be resting in the juice. Seeds are no big deal, take them out with a fork or pour through a fine mesh strainer ... I would suggest getting a larger juicer however.
1137955
I tend to agree with the other users, I think it may just need to be cleaned out in the middle of juicing if you are doing that many apples. I also always make mine right before I drink it so I only make enough for myself. If you are doing heavy duty juicing, your best bet might be a higher end juicer that can handle the load
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Yea, you can juice just soft fruits/veggies just fine. I made a Wheatgrass and pineapple juice this morning, both softness. I've on many occasions used solely Wheatgrass /other greens. The rrecommendation of using a hard item in conjunction is to make sure there is no clogging. However, it isn't necessary. And if it does clog, not take a less than a minute to rinse out the clog and reattach.
1499241
By juicer, if you mean "Does it extract juice from produce, and separate out the pulp and fiber?" then, the answer is no. It does not extract juice. It is a high-power, high-speed blender. It pulverizes the fruit (or veggies) and creates a smooth puree (or very juicy smooth puree depending on how juicy your produce is). I guess you can do as jonkitvn suggested and filter the pulp and fiber out, but why would you want to do that? The Vitamix makes the best tasting blended fruits and veggie smoothies/beverages. I guess it depends on what you want to do. If you are looking to do something like make juice from wheat grass (or spinach, kale, etc.) then you probably need a juicer. If you use the Vitamix, then you just add the wheat grass (or spinach, kale, etc.) to the blender with liquids (i.e., water) and/or fruit and blend it together, eating the whole plant food. Hope that helps.
1898660
This juicer produces VERY little foam and does the entire fruit! It also comes with attachments so that you can grind meat, make nut butters and make homemade noodles and breadsticks! I always remove the pits from stone fruits before I juice so I can't say how well it would do with those... But, I can't imagine why you would make the effort to leave them in for juicing if its easier to leave them out.
284900
Ours did the same thing. You're not doing anything wrong. You can eliminate some or most of the pulp if you put carrots or cucumbers through after you put pulp heavy items through such as pineapple or celery.