Ergonomic design brings convenience, technology and simplicity to your kitchen
The power cord coils around under the base unit for quick and clean storage
Capable of 30 to 50 cups of continuous juicing, extracting only the pure and nutritious juice from the food.
Stainless steel blade and basket: The whole fruit with seeds and skin can be grinded through the wide cylindrical feeding tube
No pulp residue; just the purest tasting juice extract is ready to drink
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Kuvings GMPD9010U Combo Blender and Juicer
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Publisher: Kuvings
Label: Kuvings
Studio: Kuvings
Average Customer Review: based on 1 reviews
Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #88130
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Summary: my first juicer 2009-08-06
Comment: I used this juicer, and the blender, for the first time this morning and I was satisfied with it's performance. I didn't realize how messy juicing could be! However, the machine is VERY easy to assemble/disassemble, and I had no problem just rinsing off the pulp from all the pieces under warm, soapy water. I'm not sure the blender can puree fruits/foods though. So, I wouldn't rely just on this blender, have an extra one somewhere if you're a heavy blender user.
Other than that, I threw together an iced fruit juice using the juice of 2 peeled oranges (supposedly you don't have to peel them, but I chose to), and around three handfuls of champagne grapes. Then I added passion fruit juice, made from concentrate, Ceres pineapple juice, two chopped bananas, and some ice to the blender with the chopping blade. The blade wasn't meant to shave ice, that's for the other blade, but I added the ice at the last minute. There were still tiny chunks of banana (but I like that) and lots of chunks of ice--so the chopping blade did what it was supposed to!
Other than that, I threw together an iced fruit juice using the juice of 2 peeled oranges (supposedly you don't have to peel them, but I chose to), and around three handfuls of champagne grapes. Then I added passion fruit juice, made from concentrate, Ceres pineapple juice, two chopped bananas, and some ice to the blender with the chopping blade. The blade wasn't meant to shave ice, that's for the other blade, but I added the ice at the last minute. There were still tiny chunks of banana (but I like that) and lots of chunks of ice--so the chopping blade did what it was supposed to!