Has anyone used this to pulp persimmons?
1781954
No. I couldn't imagine why it wouldn't work it works perfect for tomatoes. I think it would be fine if you're looking for a persimmons puree
1589075
I believe it does a great job. I do not like pulp in my juice either. We have used our juicer for several months now and have had no issues.
196829
This juicer works great on wheat grass. It produces very dry pulp. We find wheat grass is just too strong for us to drink. We juice kale at the end of juicing a Tablespoon of flax seed, a knuckle of ginger root, followed by apples, celery, beets tops and roots, and carrots. We separate the bitter and very dry kale pulp from all the rest of the fiber to compost. The apple and other fiber we add pomegranate juice to, along with Ceylon (real) cinnamon,a pinch of cloves and some chopped nuts. We mush this into a dough then roll into balls to make raw vegetable "cookies" which are awesome and supply the fiber which gut microbes need to create satisfaction for us in fullness. We drink and eat these raw vegitable cookies each morning and love it ,really love it. Sometime we put a fresh raspberry on top of each one, really better than tollhouse, we follow with about half cup of cooked little red bead with garlic, red onion, and a fewcooked mushrooms since the health benefits of these cooked plantfoods are tremendous for satiation, fighting cancer and longevity. A good site to visit for latest research is NutricianFacts.org(not dot com) Mr Greger at NutricianFacts provides all the lastest research in hundreds of 5 minute videos. We are attempting to grow baby broccoli greens to juice since the research shows they are at least 20 time higher in nutrients than bigger broccoli leaves for juicing,why eat only the flower and waste the leaves. Dr Joel Furhman,of Eat To Live, has also been very helpful in our quest for optimum wellbeing. The best to your health Rachel
1500528
i have, and it works great!i make frozen fruit smoothies almost everyday and i haven't seen any change in the product as far as function goes.
41920
Sorry Ive only used it for Apples, peaches, pears and I knew it would work because these are the kinds my local orchard uses.
1706123
yes, it ejects the pulp in to the black waste bin, and it is amazing! I put plastic bags in as well for super fast clean up!
2193401
Yes I have, its a bit cumbersome when fully extended but it dose allow me work on queen palms. My palms are getting very tall and have very big palm fronds so generally only use the blade as the pruner is now to small for my trees. This has paid for its self!
1095202
Although I have only used it to juice my apples this fall I do plan on using it for other fruits and vegetables. The instruction manual which comes with it does list tomatoes as one of the vegetables for juicing as well as many other fruits and veggies.
1910841
This is the perfect tool for persimmons. I use it every year for persimmons from my Mom's tree and freeze in 2-cup portions for use throughout the year. Before I bought this, I tried a chinois and it was MUCH more work.
54362
Definitely works...i do that all the time. I cut up my fruits first into smaller pieces and freeze them though, just to make it more manageable
1842878
The pulp varies according to how wet the produce is when you juice it. I rinse mine right before and don't bother to dry it. The pulp is moist. I have no problem with that. I often use the pulp on salads. I do not juice pineapple, strawberries or oranges. They do not do well in most juicers. I use them for smoothies in a blender. The stainless basket makes this juicer the best choice for me. Another popular brand has a plastic basket which does not hold up. I also like the separate hopper so I do not have to stop and empty it.
1654777
I have not, but it was my sour cherry tree that inspired me to get this. (I also have several mature standard apple trees and that's what I've used it for.) I don't think it would work great. The prongs at the end are widely spaced. You grab an apple with them and pull to drop it into the basket. I can't see how the prongs could grab cherries, even the larger sweet variety. I bought a ladder for the cherries.
2110104
Manual, It seems a lot of skin and seeds come thru, with some pulp, but the pulp seperated is good. I bought it primarily for blackberries, their seeds are tiny, and my wife dislikes all the seeds in preserves. Does a good job.
1928737
Yes, I bought this specifically for pealing citrus fruit for cocktails. Works well on grapefruit, oranges lemons and limes. Depending on how much pressure you apply, it will or will not leave the white part of the rind behind.
1449021
No I have not but it should work on any firm ripe fruit. I would imagine you could core an Apple or any other fruit where the seed or pit was pretty much centered and no bigger than a mango seed. Incidentally I also purchased an Avocado splitter and it was terrific. it rolled the big seed right into the hole and then sliced the Avocado in strips after scooping the flesh out.
427861
I have successfully used it with sliced apples, pineapple chunks, orange slices, frozen or fresh berries and bananas - I almost always add milk, OJ or water, yogurt and ice. It blends all of that quite well. It is not a juice extractor and does not remove pulp. I have not used it with any vegetables.
1910840
I use this for persimmons every year. Works better than anything else I have tried.