I am looking for a device that will let me separate the fruit and juice from the stems and most pits of currants and gooseberries. I wonder if there is such an attachment for my Champion juicer? large screen
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Really good question. Here's what I think you are asking: You want to put into a device currents and/or gooseberries with stems and pits. You want the end product to be pulp and juice together of currents and/or gooseberries without stems and pits. What is your concern? Pits and stems going thru screen? Since I don't know size of pits in those two fruits, I don't know if they would go thru the large hole screen or not. The holes are about the size of a 0.7mm pencil lead which is still pretty small. When I juice apples, I put in stems, seeds, and all. If I want more pulp, I use large hole. If want only juice, I use small hole. Hope this helps. Ask again if I am not understanding your question or you have more questions. Happy to help.
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This works great for fruits smaller than 3 inches in diameter, so definitely lemons and limes and smaller oranges. I originally purchased this for blood oranges, and it works great for those. Most oranges are going to be larger than 3 inches in diameter, though, and won't physically fit in this juicer without hanging out the sides.
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To get good result using this attachment, one needs to add water on the outside part of the mesh, with the fruit, nuts, or whatever one is trying too extract juice from, is placed in the inside part of the mesh.I once had one of does, and i am looking for a replacement. I used it for extracting milk from nuts. It worked great! One must have instructions to follow.
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I think this is mainly a greens and wheat grass juicer. I've used it for mostly wheat grass that I've grown. It works grat for that. I've also used it to juice kale, spinach and other greens. Love it for that. I juice carrots, apples,beets,etc. In a masticating juicer.
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I honestly have never attempted to juice cherries in the juicer. However; based on the performance I have seen,The machine's filtration process doesn't allow any pulp, skin, seeds,or roots into your juice. It all goes into the container in the back of the juicer. Id be willing to bet that this machine would take a bunch of cherries and give you a "pit-less" product.
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I have an OLD Juiceman II which still works great. Last year invested in a Vitamix. The best solution I've found is putting the Apples, celery, greens, lemon juice (helps keep things fresh!) in the Vitamix and blend it then poor it through the juicer after the root vegetables are done. It gives out a decent (not great, still leaves it wet) amount of juice that way. The spinners don't work well with the leafy greens. My next purchase will be an Amish juice press to press out the rest.
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Ranier, yes. I bought mine AFTER hand pitting a bunch of tart Ohio cherries last year. I was anxious to try the pitter so I bought the Washington State cherries, worked like a charm. I look forward to having it for tart cherry season this year. Works as described. The pit container will fill up quickly, but it still saves time.
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The basic difference is that it will separate the juice from pulp. We researched juicers for pomegranates and found this to do an excellent job.
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Hi S. Sudduth, an acme will NOT juice wheat grass. The manual juicers are the BEST for extracting the driest wheat grass leavings, HOWEVER if you want a juicer that will juice veg. fruit and wheat grass, I would suggest getting a Samson Juicer, because 1. it is a 6 and 1 juicer/oil expeller/pasta maker/veggie slicer/juicer/herb juicer including wheat grass and pine needles/meat grinder (only so-so on that, it mostly tore the meat not grind). It is easy to clean, can make banana ice cream without special blades, and honestly, I have found it good for everything BUT old fruit: it tends to foam up quite a bit. If you decide to do old apples, I would suggest asking Samson for a sleeve (like a norwalk sleeve, but closed on one side) so you can squeeze the juice from the pulp that is so thick, you'll need to do this. The price? Under 289.00 the last time I saw them. Next would be a champion juicer, the last would be a norwalk because of their costs being so prohibited. I would NOT recommend a centristical juicer (this is what a LaLanne and Acme are) because they spin the juice out away from the barrel filter for anything but fruit and veggie juicing and would recommend that you DON"T use this for seeded fruits like grapes, because it is hard on the machine and the blades tend to spit the seeds everywhere. Manual juicers for Wheatgrass are fine, but very time consuming and hard on the arms, if you are doing any volume.
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Yes, there is a crusher that basically turns hard fruit into mush which is the best way to extract the juices.
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It did not come with any type of juicer attachment. I use organic frozen fruit for yogurt smoothies. And again, I have not used the food processor attachment.
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We use the smallest ( hole size) to make tomato juice but I can't see it working for raspberry seeds. We have a Victoria Squeezo with a berry screen that works great for berry seeds. Good luck.
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My Champion juicer has a hard plastic chute and stem. I have had one for 30 yrs. I have no health problems with it being made of the that material. In fact it has been a real pleasure to operate ! I know of no other juicer that could juice 25 lbs. of carrots in a single setting and not fail ! The juice does not sit in the chute or stem very long and has no taste of being affected by the plastic. I highly recommend it to my adult children. I love both of my champions. It is the best on the market to me.
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I was wondering the exact same thing. Does anyone know if any breville juicers can juice wheatgrass? You cant juice wheatgrass the same way that you juice other fruits and vegetables... correct?
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Works great! I just tried it with a key lime (half slice dimensions: 1 1/4" diameter & 3/4" depth). All the juice squeezed out well & effortlessly.
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Yes, it is like most other "masticating" juicer (since it does use any high-speed blades to shred the fruit pulp, nor any centrifuge to extract the liquid juice afterward) It more or less squeezes the pulp slowly (as if masticating the pulp) then forces the mashed pulp past a metal screen to enable the fluid juice to be separated out and into the collection tube.
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Not terribly bad. I have an Acme juicer (heavy duty) http://www.amazon.com/6001-Juicerator-550-Watt-Extractor-Stainless/dp/B0028RXDFM/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1400894810&sr=1-1&keywords=acme+juicer on my farm and it leaves REALLY dry pulp....BUT....it's more of a hassle to clean. It's an okay juicer. You may also want to check out the Champion juicer http://www.amazon.com/Heavy-Duty-Commercial-Juicer-in-Black/dp/B000E4C53M which has the ability to run frozen fruit through it for sorbet-like frozen goodies. Heavy duty! At the price point the Breville XL is a decent juicer that is well made, sturdy, and does the job. I am a value shopper so I chose the version with the stainless juicing piece as well as the stainless spigot. I don't trust plastic much in the long run....... The Breville is a nice machine, well designed, heavy grade stainless and produces a good juice with some moisture left in the pulp. Good luck!