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Question: Does this juicer leave some pulp in the liquid? If not, can u put some back in the liquid easily? I want to have some pulp in my juice for the fiber.
Document: I recommend to this seller and product.About the Juicer:The juicer makes an excellent job extracting the juice, the pulp is dryer than with my centrifugal juicer. I was a bit skeptic about its capability of extract the most juice, so, I put the pulp in a cheesecloth and pressed with a food press (3 tons. of force)  that I have, and I got an extra amount: Extracting 3 liters I got 250 ml. (one cup) of extra juice pressing the pulp.
For the vegetables like celery and carrots, you can pretty much just feed them in as is. I did not find that to be a big hassle. Actually, the narrow chute kind of forces you to feed the food in at about the same rate as the juicing action (which is slow speed). It's in sync.Then there is the yield advantage. This product extracts the juice very well. leaving the pulp much drier than my centrifugal juicer does.
It is easy to use, put together and take apart. I leave it on my counter for daily use. Crazy, I know! But once you start using it, you will see how awesome it is. You just take off the parts, rinse them in cold water, or wash them in the top shelf of the dish washer if you desire, but you really won't need to. It comes with a little brush for the filter part.
This Juicer is very strong. I put dense root vegetables in there and it juices them with no issues at all. Easy to clean as well.
I never put much thought into juicing until it was recommended by my hydrotherapist. She insisted that I try it out after taking numerous things about my dietary needs and body type into consideration. As an O-positive blood type, I love to eat meats and can naturally and easily indulge in high amounts of protein without major impact to how my body functions. I don't get sludgy after a good steak. Rather, dense carbohydrates are my kryptonite, but I've done well in staying away from those.
I beg to differ. Plenty of it makes it into the juice. And it tastes far better than when grinded up into your smoothie, regardless how long you let it grind or liquify.I want to caveat a couple things. Juicing has not only improved my health internally, but externally as well. I feel better, and also look better. My skin glows! I will also say that I do not omit solid meals from diet, or deprive myself from real food.
Such as a glass for breakfast with some hard-boiled eggs and bowl of fruit, or a glass as a snack after dinner or before lunch.This juicer grinds every bit of juice from the vegetables as possible. I will say that because it's so great with tough vegetables, it takes away from how well it sifts juice from fruits. Not friendly with soft foods.
This is a great juicer for anything leafy (Spinach, kale, parsley, mint etc.) . Centrifuge juicers spin the leaves around and shoot them into the waste bin virtually unjuiced. This masticating juicer does a better job. Pretty and easy to clean and assemble. I have seen this exact juicer in professional juice shops several times.
Apologies if this embarrassed you, but the body does what it needs to do, and it is what it is...only natural. Anyway, the right types of vegetables in my diet provide natural enzymes that help my body break down the proteins.I bought the Omega because I was looking for a juicer that would squeeze as much juice from vegetables as possible. I am not a fan of vegetable chunks in my smoothies, but I wanted to incorporate more nutrients and enzymes from vegetables into my diet.
I sent it back but have yet to hear anything on a new one.Kinda dumb to have to type more words for you.
Answer: The pulp collects in a separate container than the juice. The juice is without pulp but yes it would be easy to put some back in.