Part 4: useful tips and advice – Philco PHJE 5020 User Manual

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PART 4: USEFUL TIPS AND ADVICE

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Only use fresh fruit and vegetables that contain the most juice.

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For preparing juices, you can use various types of vegetables: carrot, cucumbers, beetroot, celery, spinach,
tomatoes or fruit: apples, citruses, grapes, strawberries, pineapple, etc.

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We recommend that berry fruits are washed before processing because they quickly lose their freshness.

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It is not necessary to remove thin peels of fruits and vegetables. It is only necessary to remove thick peels
like for example on bananas, beetroot, citruses, etc.

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When preparing apple juice, remember that the fi nal amount of juice depends on the variety and age of the
apples.

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Always remove stones from fruit as they could damage the appliance.

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It is also possible to process lettuce, spinach and fresh herbs using the appliance. These additions are
excellent for livening up the fl avour of vegetable or fruit juices.

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The appliance is designed in such a way as to retain the maximum amount of nutrients and vitamins. Juice
produced in this way contains pulp and therefore is usually slightly opaque.

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Drink the juice immediately after it is made. Keeping it for a longer time in open air results in loss of fl avour
and nutrition of the juice.

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The prepared juice is very concentrated. We recommend that you drink it with a small amount of water.

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Apple juice darkens very quickly in open air. We recommend that you add several drops of fresh citrus juice
to slow down the darkening process.

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If you will be storing the juice in a refrigerator, always pour it into a clean container with a lid so that it does
not take on surrounding odours.

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We do not recommend storing it in a metal container as this can negatively affect its taste.

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The juicer is not designed for processing very hard and fi brous foods, such as for example coconut or quince.

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