When you are using a juicer such as a power juicer and it juices your whole fruit or vegetables such as carrots. You will have alot of pulp to clean out. Use some of the pulp to make breads, cakes or cupcakes. i tried it and it adds the extra fiber to your deserts.
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April
I like the idea of extra fiber. If you garden and weren't planning to bake any goods, this could also be used for composting. I certainly like the idea of minimizing waste. Thanks!
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Martha
Terrific idea !
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Jennifer
Really interesting idea!
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Nally
Wow! i must say that i never thought of that. thanks for the tip.
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Kelsey
Thanks for the tip! I love fiber :)
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Jaynee
Thanks for the great tip!
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Georgianna
This sounds like a great idea. Thank you.
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J-me
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Xianghong
Good idea
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Andrea
I have also used the pulp from the carrots in pasta sauce.
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Daura
This is true. The extra pulp is great for adding to jello as well. My kids have always enjoyed fruit in the jello.
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Jennie
I do this also.
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Hannah
I FOUND A RECEIPE> VERY EASY AND SIMPLE . IF YOUR MAKING A CHICKEN IN THE OVEN SQUEEZE SOME ORANGES INSIDE THE THAWED CHICKEN AND ALL AROUND THE INSIDE AND ALL AROUND THE OUTSIDE, IT FLAVOURS THE BIRD NICELY AND GIVES IT A VERY NICE BROWNING OUTSIDE SEEMS TO PULL THE GREASE OUT OF THE MEAT. I TRIED IT AND WAS ENJOYABLE. FROM HANNAH WISCONSIN
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Carla
i use my extra pulps from my fruits to make smoothies
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Anita
You can also put the leftover pulp (fruit or veggie seperated) into freezer bags, freeze for later use in soups, gravies, jello, can also mix with yogurt in a cup, put stick in the middle for freezer pops or spoon from the cup, or to make a fruit sauce for ice cream topping.
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Linda
Thank you so much for this tip!I know someone who bought a juicer, but the got discouraged by the amount of 'waste."I'll let him know & try it myself :)
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Karen
I had a juicer. It was a great way to get your daily source of natural vitamins. I always used the pulp, for baking, "Breakfast Muffins," Just add rasins, heat up anytime & add a little butter. Sometimes my son would have 2. You could also add bran cereal to your recipe, for some additional fiber! I would even, at times alter, my basic banana bread recipe, & include the plup. The next day slice it ( out of the fridge), toast it add butter &/or cream cheese!Karen
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