will this completely blend beets into a drinkable form?
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I never done beets I'm sorry to say, but I do use a lot of frozen fruits (berries) and they blend up just perfect.
1699188
No. If you define juice as pressing out and separating the juice from the ruffage. Yes, if you define it as turning the entire vegetable into something you can drink...
966133
It depends on what you mix, I suggest make your drink and store any excess in glass containers, the containers you blend with can then be cleaned quickly. Also it would remove any flavoring, so that what you mix next is pure. The stronger the color of the vegetable,(beets, kale, berries), will tend to leave their scent and color.
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No seeds can get through. It mashes the juice out of the vegetables. The juice drops into a container that has a strainer that catches the film of minute particles that look almost like foam. The juice is very much a liquid. The film it traps is a very fine loose paste almost. I frequently add this foam back into my drink to thicken it. You will get juice from seeds if there is any, but no seeds. I bought this mostly for green juices, but I now use it for all my juicing since it can handle carrots and apples as well. I would not juice beets through it. However, I hate beets, and have no intention of trying beet juice again. No seeds can get through. It mashes the juice out of the vegetables. The juice drops into a container that has a strainer that catches the film of minute particles that look almost like foam. The juice is very much a liquid. The film it traps is a very fine loose paste almost. I frequently add this foam back into my drink to thicken it. You will get juice from seeds if there is any, but no seeds. I bought this mostly for green juices, but I now use it for all my juicing since it can handle carrots and apples as well. I would not juice beets through it. However, I hate beets, and have no... » Read More No seeds can get through. It mashes the juice out of the vegetables. The juice drops into a container that has a strainer that catches the film of minute particles that look almost like foam. The juice is very much a liquid. The film it traps is a very fine loose paste almost. I frequently add this foam back into my drink to thicken it. You will get juice from seeds if there is any, but no seeds. I bought this mostly for green juices, but I now use it for all my juicing since it can handle carrots and apples as well. I would not juice beets through it. However, I hate beets, and have no intention of trying beet juice again. « Show Less
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I have not personally, but I would think you could. I spiralized brocolli stocks, which didn't turn out great, but it still worked. I would also make sure I wore gloves as it could be really messy with beets!
1681598
Yes, because it is just beet powder. I added it to fruit juice but I imagine you do not want to taste it at all (smile).
1806444
In a word, yes. Puree tutorial at the following link, if you need it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6PH6KZ83Lw
2042136
I love it too! Unfortunately it doesn't have any actual tea leaves in it, so you'd have to blend it with something that does. I make it with the tazo passion "tea" mixed with a green tea that has mango. It turns out great every time. The passion "tea" will dye your scoby, but I haven't noticed this to be detrimental.
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I put in raw carrots and it blended them very smooth without even breaking a sweat. I am drinking a carrot, apple, pear, and pineapple smoothly and the carrots are so blended that they are not even gritty or powdery. They seem perfectly liquified (the pears and apples have a very slight grit to them, but not the carrots). I am going to be trying to do some lemon rinds and will hopefully report here how they work when I do...
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Yes, but you have to add water or juice in order to blend. Such as put ice, water/juice, and powder then press button to blend. If it won't turn means you need to add more liquid.
1708627
Absolutely. I've used it to blend hot gravy straight from the oven roaster. cooked veggies and all.
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Yes, Marilyn,beet powder is potent and alone is good. Add the Beet powder to Green powder (Trader Jo's is very inexpensive) with V-8 low sodium or V-8 Fusion or water or coconut water or any juice. add stevia to sweeten if you desire. my typical smoothie: 1 scp. green powder, 1 tsp. beet powder, 2-strawberries or a few raspberries or blueberries(if cheap), a little Kale, parsley or other leafy green. ( I use 3 stalks of celery because it lowers BP) you don't have to. Specific to your question: Most definitely you can add it to green powder for a simple healthy drink.
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Yes, but it would have to be made in very small batches. So, if you combined the ingredients in a larger container and fed the chopper incrementally, it should work. It does puree quite well. Just small amounts.
274636
yes, but you have to make sure you have enough water for it to blend/puree- once it gets going it will be smooth at the end. Only 700 watts of power but enough for the price.
603873
closest think to hummus i have had in blender is beets, which i pureed into a soup after cooking. this blender had no problem with beets and it was quickly turned into a puree.
1479068
Yes, it will juice beets fine, but, as the booklet states, it's best to soak hard veggies and some greens in water for about 30 minutes prior to juicing.
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yes. it can be mixed w/ any liquid. I like to use coconut water, vitamin water, coffee, milk or water w/ fruit.