ProAppliances JuicePro ALI-VJP-P3, Installation & Operating Instructions Manual

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8 INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS | WWW.PROAPPLIANCES.COM.AU
Material Size and Juicing Speed
The size of the material and the speed at which you feed it
into your juicer is very important in achieving good results.
To familiarise yourself with the process we recommend you
start with easy to juice materials such as citrus fruits.
(Remember to always remove the peel first!).
Cut the material into small portions that will easily fall down
the hopper chute without being forced. The harder the fruit or
vegetable type the smaller the portion should be, for example
carrot and beetroot should be cut into 2cm segments.
Feed the material into the hopper, generally a segment at a time.
Allow the juicer time to work and process the material before
adding more. Gradually increase the feeding rate, through trial and
error you will soon familiarise yourself with the right material size
and feeding speed.
You will find that harder materials like beetroot may need longer to
process than softer materials like citrus fruit.
Time to Experiment
Once you are confident in using your juicer get creative and
experiment, who knows you may just invent a new flavour!
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
• You can try all sorts of fruit / vegetable combinations - don’t
forget to try adding beetroot, cucumber, broccoli, berries or
tomatoes to name a few.
• Juice leafy greens such as spinach or wheat grass.
(See page 9 for juicing for leafy greens.)
• Try adding fennel for an aniseed flavour.
• To get a nice kick add a small amount of Ginger or Garlic.
• Make an almond or soy milk. (See page 9 for Soy & Nut milks.)
Getting started with your Juice Pro
Juicing is a fun and easy way to enjoy fruit and vegetables.
The different taste combinations are endless and only limited by your imagination!
The Juice Pro Cold Press Juicer is not a conventional juicer and therefore cannot be used in the same way.
Take the time to get to know the mechanics of your juicer and how it works best, to do this we suggest you
start with easy to juice items and work up to experimenting with different flavour combinations.