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Question: How well does it extract the pits for making cherry juice?
Document: Works well, I like the fact that it shoots out the extract which allows you juice longer or more cups of juices. I had a juicer before that keeps the extract inside the strainer so you can make a cup and half then have to clean out before you can run it again.Not that difficult to clean as I had originally thought. The key is cleaning, just rinsing it with water, right after you juice.
This quiet and very efficient juicer makes healthy fruit & veggie juices with the greatest of ease. After making delicious juice, it is so simple to take apart for cleaning easily by hand or the 3 sections can go in the dishwasher, as well. And it doesn't take up too much space on you counter &#8211; mine is tucked into a corner atop my counter. Highly recommended in every way!
Washes well in the dishwasher once all of the pulp bits are rinsed off. Assembly is a breeze! Large parts also make for easier clean up...unlike other juicers. I either save the remanding pulp in freezer bags for soups or breads or even for making fruit leather...also great for the compost heap! It does vibrate a wee bit and loudly if you put whole apples down the schute so I cup them in 1/2. Juices greens quite well to!
Making juicing work through time efficiency and total juice yield is what counts and this juicer does it better than most juicers I've used that are twice the price.
This juicer is one of the worst juicers I've ever used. Don't be fooled by the claims made during the infomercial. This juicer barely has the ability to shred the produce fed into it, much less efficiently extract the any juice from the pulp. Worst of all, it is actually dangerous to use. It all comes down to poor design.The primary flaw with this juicer is that the feed tube directs its contents into the center of the shredding blade where it spins the slowest.
The spout on this is too close to the bottom making anything bigger than a cup hard to fit. I fill and transfer. I wish I bought the Breville. Is it worth $149? Possibly, if you want to juice a couple apples at a time. If you want to juice a quart or so, get something else. Don't believe the infomercial.
Bought this from Target 2 days ago, it is my first juicer and im addicted to making my own juice, but this evening it froze up, I am not sure if it over heated ( 2 apples, 6 carrots in, cut up into 1/4's, seeds removed from apples) or if the motor is burnt out. I am letting it sit overnight and will see if it works again in the morning.
Other users have suggested balling up leafy greens to solve this problem which I would expect will work (or at least improve the situation).Some negativesIt is obviously designed to make only a single glass of juice at a time, but it doesn't have a juice level indicator so I don't have a way of knowing when it's full of juice. I guess maybe I'm supposed to have the spout open with a glass under it the whole time while I am making juice.
I purchased this juicer in the hope of producing a better vegetable juice among other juices. When I opended the box there was one very small instruction pamphlet, but no real instructions. I tried making veggie juice, but with no recipe or guidance, it turned out undrinkable. I have since returned this. Between the return postage and the cost for a new box (the one it was shipped in was unusable) this was an expensive lesson. I would not recommend this product.
)The spout tends to clog if we juice more than that without cleaning...the stainless steel is easy to clean like new in 3-5 minutes or 1-2 minutes if we're just making ready for more juice.We've juiced just about everything we could find at our farmers market and found that juicing is an easily digestible way to eat healthy and detoxify our bodies.We're very happy that amazon made the juicer we wanted available at the price we were willing to pay.
Answer: I honestly have never attempted to juice cherries in the juicer. However; based on the performance I have seen,The machine's filtration process doesn't allow any pulp, skin, seeds,or roots into your juice. It all goes into the container in the back of the juicer. Id be willing to bet that this machine would take a bunch of cherries and give you a "pit-less" product.