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Question: Does this use the whole fruit or just the juice and the pulp/fiber gets thrown away?
Document: OK, here is what I do. First I only use bananas because it comes out the smoothest and the most similar soft serve icecream. Then I make myself homemade hot chocolate (Two heaping table spoons of raw cacao, about half the amount of honey as cacao and a fat. Raw cacao butter works great. Oh, and pure vanilla. And a pinch of salt. Heat slowly until blended). It is the most amazing thing in the whole entire world. Well maybe not but, close.
The clincher is, we like frozen yogurt! So I ordered the Yonanas.Okay, so using it the first time didn't quite work out as I expected. I put the removable parts into soapy dishwater to give them a wash before first use. I assembled the parts and began dropping in a bag of frozen mixed berries. My yogurt wasn't frozen yet, so I was aiming for mixed berry sherbet. What I got was berry juice pouring out everywhere and spreading all over the counter!
Yonanas looks good and seems to be a high quality machine. However, a fair amount of fruit gets stuck around the blades and does not come out. It may be how this is supposed to work and not a design flaw.What was a bit annoying was that the ring around the blade housing is next to impossible to open for cleaning. This is because of small ridges around the ring housing. Deeper grooves would have solved the problem.Enjoy it, it works pretty good!
I had missed that part from the first washing, and it wasn't in the Yonanas when I was inadvertently making "berry juice & fruit sludge. "So I reassembled everything for a repeated try with a bag of unsweetened, frozen peaches. It worked like a champ! We were very impressed. When assembled correctly, it cleans up very easily, no problem there at all. Nothing stuck anywhere that would make it difficult to clean. The next night we tried a combination of mixed berries and yogurt, even better!
I bought this as a Xmas present for my husband and also bought 2 others for my kids familly's. I LOVE it and so does my hubby. He gets it out for guests because he thinks it is a special treat for them. The guests are amazed at it. Wow it is like eating old fashioned creamy ice cream, and so healthy. It is very easy to operate and to clean up.
This makes great desserts from just about any fruit you have around, especially in combination with frozen bananas. Very easy to use and really easy to clean as well.
very happy with this item. You can use with most frozen fruit and the recipe book has many great ideas. This ls like sorft serve, easy to use and clean.
Love this machine. I cannot eat dairy and miss ice cream. I am so happy to have discovered Yonanas. I use it almost every day and my freezer is stocked with fruit. Easy to use and clean. Pretty red color and not too large. I highly reccomend it.
This is a great machine. Dessert made from nothing but frozen fruit and very tasty. Make yours to suit your taste. I have mixed oranges, strawberries, kiwis, cherries, blueberries, peaches, raspberries and of course bananas. It is very easy to use and very easy to clean. Also very good for digestion in general. But you have to like bananas because they impart the texture and sweetness.
simple to use. we do find thawing the frozen fruit about 20 minutes works best for us. cool looking. pretty quiet. highly recommend. A+(if yonanas takes suggestions: i would add a funnel like structure to the top of the feed tube to make feeding the fruit a little easier and elegant--just saying)
Answer: Fruit is used as you would naturally eat them. The bananas are frozen without the peel. Berries are frozen whole. Pineapple without the shell, etc