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Pulp after juicing

  • 04-06-2025 11:31AM
    #1
    steinbock123
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    I have a juicer that is working very well.

    There’s a lot of pulp created when I juice though. Mostly carrot, apple, celery , kale etc.etc.

    Can I use this in any way rather than binning it every time?

    Post edited by irish_goat on


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  • #2
    HeidiHeidi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2, Paid Member Posts: 31,965 ✭✭✭✭HeidiHeidi


    I'd say get a blender rather than a juicer, you're losing all the fibre in that pulp!

    But in answer to your actual question, I suspect compost/brown bin is all you can do with it.



  • #3
    squonk
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    Do you have vegetables like rhubarb? You could use it as mulch arrived flowers or said rhubarb.



  • #4
    New Home
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    If it's apples, I stew the pulp with sugar and cinnamon and use it to flavour porridge. It would also work with pears, not sure about other kinds.



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