How well does it juice the leafy greens ? null

It juices leafy greens amazing. I have done kale, Cilantro and other huge leafy greens and they're all liquefied. No pulp in my juice. The juicer is amazing

A "centrifugal juicer” operates by spinning a fine mesh filter at a very high rate of speed using the teeth and blade to pulverize the produce and using the motion to extract juice. This requires density and for the produce to come into contact with the teeth, that's why carrots and apples do so well. With leafy greens, we simply need one extra step. With leafy greens, bunch them into a snowball shape or wrap them into a burrito shape ensuring the density is there. For spinach take two large handfuls and compress them and for kale simply take a few stalks and fold them into a denser mass. This should be at a slow speed. The leafy greens are the most vital nutrients but also contain the least amount of liquid so a significant quantity may be necessary.

It does great! I juice kale, spinach, romaine lettuce and it really surprised me on how much juice you can get from the leafy veggies. Another veggie that surprised me was carrots. Its a hard veggie but this juicer had no issues at all. Apples, celery, and cucumbers are shreaded with ease also giving much juice. Two thumbs up!!

very efficient for leafy greens

It works fine for me. I've only done them once but I did not have an issue.

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It juices leafy greens amazing. I have done kale, Cilantro and other huge leafy greens and they're all liquefied. No pulp in my juice. The juicer is amazing
Answered by Graham 9 years ago
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A "centrifugal juicer” operates by spinning a fine mesh filter at a very high rate of speed using the teeth and blade to pulverize the produce and using the motion to extract juice. This requires density and for the produce to come into contact with the teeth, that's why carrots and apples do so well. With leafy greens, we simply need one extra step. With leafy greens, bunch them into a snowball shape or wrap them into a burrito shape ensuring the density is there. For spinach take two large handfuls and compress them and for kale simply take a few stalks and fold them into a denser mass. This should be at a slow speed. The leafy greens are the most vital nutrients but also contain the least amount of liquid so a significant quantity may be necessary.
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It does great! I juice kale, spinach, romaine lettuce and it really surprised me on how much juice you can get from the leafy veggies. Another veggie that surprised me was carrots. Its a hard veggie but this juicer had no issues at all. Apples, celery, and cucumbers are shreaded with ease also giving much juice. Two thumbs up!!
Answered by Houston 9 years ago
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very efficient for leafy greens
Answered by MarcoS 8 years ago
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It works fine for me. I've only done them once but I did not have an issue.
Answered by jje1961 8 years ago
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