Does it make juice or is the end product more chunky? I have a juicer but want more of the tomotoe left.
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It produces a sauce with the normal screen or if you want chunky use the salsa screen that you can buy separately
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Definitely NOT chunky. I have a juicer also and wanted to use this product to make sauce. Was VERY disappointed !
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The cone that comes with the strainer leaves the tomatoes more chunky. If any of the other cones are purchased they will make more juice.
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I think you may want to consider a different type of juicer, like an Omega to extract the most juice. I'm happy with just adding in more fruits/veggies into the Breville. I belive the Omega will alos have less oxidation given the slower speed. Sorry for not directly answering your question, but I hope this helps.
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Yes. It works well for me. I haven't compared it with other juicers, but all the vegetables that are more dense - like ginger, beets, potatoes, carrots - juice really well.
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Hi Eleanor D. I love my Waring juicer. The pulp stays inside, and it's really dry!!! No pulp in the juice though. :)
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The juicer only has 3 parts that get dirty during juicing - and the pulp comes right out once dismantled - it is super easy to wash. Like the previous answer, I never even use the dishwasher and do it by hand
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I have tried juicing wheatgrass with this juicer, however I feel it seems to be a bit wasteful compared to a juicer specifically for wheatgrass.
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No, because I don't like it enough to use it more. It's not good for greens like the reviews say. If you have more money to spend, spend it on a better juicer.
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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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The juice is definitely thicker. I don't recall if its really any faster. Even though the holes don't seem that much bigger the juice is significantly thicker.
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No offence intended but this is one of the weirdest questions I've ever seen. Have you ever seen an average juicer? lol. Picture a blender with lots of attachments. Then, you need to take it all apart and clean it. It's doable, but cumbersome. I'd rather do my juice at home, put it in Mason jars and drink it within three hours. Just my opinion.
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I only juice I glass of mixed items a day. You are overworking your juicer to the extreme. Spend a couple hundred for a heavy duty juicer.
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I juiced spinach for the first time and it did a great job of juicing it. I didn't think there was going to be much but it truned out to be the right amount. The second time I added oranges for flavor and that mad eit tastier. So yes does great on spincah. Also depends on the amount of spinach I use a whole bag to get the right amount so now I know the amount I need. I noticed a comment that on person had to reuse the pulp to get more juice well theres nothing wrong with that and that could be done with any type juicer.
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Like all juicers, the Juice Bullet does have some waste left over. It is the dry fibrous material of the fruits and veggies and I simply put it in my compost pile. Some machines blend the entire fruit, but that is really a different product.
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is it perfect for greens? No. however with a little practice and trial and error i have been happy with the amount of juice i get. try rolling the kale or spinach up tight and running through with cucumber or zucchini.all said would not trade for any other juicer
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I All ways have to juice the pulp over again no matter what veggie to get enough. The collard green leaf stems get jammed around the augar which stops it completely. So remove the stems
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I'm glad you asked! I've been using the juicer for five months now. It's a very nice juicer But it's more for an occasional juicing. And you do have to slice up the fruits and vegetables. Especially carrots and beets.
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It's not easy to answer this in definite terms like what is a lot or how wet it is, I hope my own opinion on the subject is helpful. I feel the waste is relatively dry, which to me means it is extracting as much liquid juice as it is capable from squeezing from the fruit/vegetable. I find the drier waste easier to clean up. As far as how much that depends so much on what is being "juiced" but when I look at what's left it seems to be about what I would expect considering the process it uses to extract the juice, in other words what is left is truly waste and not unprocessed juice, so I would call that relatively low waste.