Is the juice smooth or can you feel the texture of the fiber?
1747309
Most juices come out smooth with little to no fiber. I juiced some pears today and there was fiber in it but they are really soft. The harder the vegetable the less the fiber. It comes with a screen for straining, but I rarely use it.
1747310
Its smooth, it goes through a mesh tray before it is collected. The only exception I notice was with heavy dark greens, they have a denser juice that is a thicker consistency as a result of the chlorophyll. Nothing to worry about though, I totally recommend it. I use it everyday!!!
1747311
Saadia, the juice produced by this machine is smooth. But you have a lot of choises for the type of results you want to obtain. Good luck!
1747312
yes - there is a texture but it is consistant - not lumpy. My daughter has a centrifugal one and I think it would be the consistancy you are looking for. More like the consistancy of the V-8 REFRIGERATED juice.
1747313
I mostly do carrot juice with oranges.. You have two options.. use it with the strainer that comes with it to eliminatefiber.. or not
1747314
There is some fiber and texture. You also get a screen to filter the fiber out if you want to.
1747315
It is pretty smooth. depending on what vegetables I use, sometimes there is some foam, but overall I would say its smooth.
1747316
You may get minuscule quantity of fiber when juicing leafy greens. It is recommended to use te strainer which comes with the juicer. This is to be used after the juicing is done. The juice will then we smooth without any traces of fiber.
1747317
It comes with a strainer that you use after juicing. It gets rid of all the pulp so the juice is smooth.
2085244
More of blender. But it's so powerfull that it's very smooth. Not much of pulp texture to it.
1791403
It does have a "Rough" texture. Like the others, it seems to aide in the making/grinding of said food items. And I am VERY happy with it as well.
78842
Good question! I think they are smooth not bumpy. But that's my perspective. Enjoy!
536874
Fruit smoothies are consistent and smooth. Have never tried veggies because I have a juicer.
2240375
Try it from your store first if you have doubts. My experience is that it has a whole grain texture. I like it.
358633
It is very smooth. I have not noticed any texture transfer to my pie crusts.
2237713
it's sort of a thick jam. but it's smooth an nice. I mean it's not too think. just get them and try them, lol
1261656
Yes it allows more fiber into the juice. I use it for oranges and grapefruit. I use it more than the other
553259
For me, the flavor changes a lot with the texture/consistency. If you get the powder/liquid ratio right, it tastes like a delicious chocolate shake. If it's too dilute, it's kind of like a gross artificially sweetened juice. If it's too concentrated, it's chunky. I also ONLY like the chocolate flavor, and really don't like the others...
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I continue to be amazed by how smooth and frothy everything is that comes out of this. I once made a green smoothie with spinach and apples and it was fine. WHOLE lemons come out frothy and smooth, too, but it doesn't eliminate the PULP (which is an advantage over juicers). Bottom line: no chunks.
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Well, I had put it into my smoothies in my NB blender, in that way I couldn't tell as it was in with all that good fiber. I might just have to taste it in some water and see what it's like, I will try to update this again soon.
281033
Yes, the pulp is expelled during the juicing process. However, a small amount of foam may appear on the surface of the juice. I just stir this in. I then save the pulp and stir it into corn muffins so no nutrients or fiber is lost!
167126
Yes it is very smooth. It is also a very handsome kitchen accessory. I used it for fennel seeds. As they turned to powder, the powder did not have anything to cling to and just sank to the bottom.
274152
the blendtec is amazing. no pulp, just a smooth frothy smoothie. go with the blendtec you won't regret it.
545101
Yes and Yes. This is not a secret. It's a well known fact that this juicer ejects pulps into the juice (just google it). What's not clear and hard to define is the amount and the size of pulps because it depends on the greens. Also, the personal tolerance or preference to pulps is different. Some people claim that they like the pulps in their juices but that's kind of absurd. One of the important reasons that we make juices over blending is that it's pulp free, fiber free, and easily drinkable so that the body can absorb nutritions faster. I'd tell people that to make blending instead if they like pulps, which I do in the morning to get extra fibers. To make comparisons to other juicers that I have used, Breville and Omeage 8006 do not eject any pulps to the juice. If I may add, nothing tastes better than smooth, silky, fresh, delicious juices!
1928395
Mine was smooth. Honey tends to crystalize over time. If you want it creamier, just warm it up in warm water (set container of honey in a pan with quite warm water) and it will return to a smooth texture. I hope this helps. Dennis