Vitality 4 Life Oscar Neo DA 1000, Руководство пользователя и книга рецептов

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Preparing your produce
The pulp from the first few pieces of
fruit and vegetables will be wetter
than normal as the machine builds
up pressure for efficient juicing.
When juicing soft and hard produce,
alternate to avoid soft fruits clogging.
If produce becomes clogged in the
machine, use the reverse switch.
Backing up in the juicer can be
remedied by placing the fruit in the
juicer one piece at a time. For soft fruits
the pulp is bound to be a little wetter.
All pits, such as date, plum, apricot
and peach pits must be removed prior
to juicing. Seeds from lemons, limes,
grapes and melons etc. may be put into
your juicer.
When you are making nut butters, soak
nuts for 8 hours or overnight before
processing as this aids the body’s
digestive process and avoids damage
and excess wear and tear to the auger
and juicing strainer.
When processing frozen fruits, let them
stand for 10 minutes before use. This
ensures any attached ice has melted
and prevents damage to the auger.
Cleaning your machine
Oscar parts are not dishwasher safe.
Rinse juicer parts under running or
warm soapy water for a good clean.
The quality
of the produce
The type of produce you decide
to juice really is up to you.
Organic produce is always going
to be the best choice, however it
can be more expensive and hard
to find. So we say do the best y
ou
can with what you have available.
Going organic really giv
es your
body the very best nutrition
possible. Community gardens
are starting to appear even in
urban areas and farmers mark
ets
are also becoming a regular sight
in most cities and towns. Start
to take note of what greens and
fruits are in season or a
vailable in
your area.