5 small-medium green apples yielded about 2 cups of juices, I used coarse strainer to retain more pulp in the drink.
Firstly, rinsed the apples, removed the stickers on skin, if any, removed the core and seeds (Did you know that seeds of apples and pears are toxic and should not be used when juicing? I learnt from an auntie when she did demo at Taka...)
A large bowl of cut apples, gentle reminder that the feeder is of a moderate size so cutting apples into quarter would not be sufficient, you'll need to half it further.)
So by force, my husband had to put aside his PS3 controller and got over to the kitchen for his first hands-on... When quite well as he just need to turn on the juicer and start throwing sliced apples into the feeder. How hard can that be? ;p
So my girl watched as he happily juiced... We tried to video it but my girl got too excited and wanted to get off her high chair... You'll find out what I meant when you catch this clip... So it's just a very short clip with some background noise (not from the juicer...)! ~,~
Here's the juice, about 2 Cups... With quite an amount of foam.
Good news was that the juicer did not move this time, I meant didn't shake but say firmly on the base... Relived!! Also, the pulp that came out from the outlet was relatively dry... We were satisfied!
Here came the washing part... The pulp got stuck inside the strainer, on the rotating angular... Not too sure why but I got my juice!
We chilled the juice in the fridge for about 30mins or longer... The juice didn't become separated like those from traditional centrifugal juicer. Nevertheless, it's just a comment, we usually drink it right away so it didn't matter that much.
Conclusion, the pulp often got stuck when I tried juicing today... Need to try out more to find out how it could be avoided. Bottom line from today's juicing experience: it's quiet, juice well and budget (reasonable price), easy to clean up... Met all my criteria!
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