does this juice wheatgrass
1342433
It can juice wheatgrass and other leafy greens. I frequently juice kale and spinach. I've also done collard & mustard greens. It is one of the few juicers that can handle a range of items from very hard (carrots, beets) to soft like wheatgrass.
1342434
Yes, most certainly. Check this nice demo on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEH78Z1OhoY
1342435
Yes ! I grow my own supply of wheatgrass and this juicer does a fabulous job !
1342436
I haven't tried juicing Wheat Grass yet, only because it seems like no shops around me don't sell it. But, I have juiced mint leaves, cliantro, parsley and Basil. I've seen on youtube, where they use the Omega to juice Wheat grass. One last thing, the Omega 8004 and Omega 8006 are exactly the same machine except for different color. So if you're on a budget the 8004 will do just fine.
1926796
If you only want to juice wheatgrass, I recommend getting a juicer designed specifically for wheatgrass. Since they only do one thing well, they are often much less expensive, too.
1419517
It juices all sorts of greens...even lettuce. I also juiced parsley but I wrapped it into a tight ball inside of the leaves of something else. Hope this helps you!
477701
Yes, I use this mainly for wheatgrass. Use a small bunch about 1 inch long at a time and the suction cup works fine. If you put a lot in and it wont work. The pulp come out very dry and the juice is dark green very concentrated. I have it for almost a year now and still look like brand new and still use it every morning for my wheatgrass shot of the day.
729757
Hi Colleen, the only greens I have tried are kale, dandelion greens and spinach (cucumbers and apples too, but they are not greens). Haven't tried wheatgrass. While it gets the juice out, I find that if I run the remains through 3-4 more times, I still get more juice. I have a masticating juicer as well and that does a much more efficient job of juicing, although it's at least twice as expensive.
1424083
It is not a masticating juicer if that is what you mean, as for wheatgrass juicing. It has various speeds and does do green vegetables, though probably not as efficient as the slow juicers. Hope that helps. Still recommend this juicer, very much so.
1759927
It is perfect for that. You will be shocked when you see how much juice it gets from wheatgrass!
1761845
It's not the best juicer for greens or wheat grass but it does an ok job with the greens when combine with fruits or veggies that have high water/juice content like carrots, watermelom, cucumber, etc. If you plan to juice a lot of greens I would recommend you get a slow masticating juicer.
1419522
It does lettuce, chard, kale and other leafy greens with no problem. It will juice herbs, we use a lot of cilantro and chives, but I will warn you that you do have to use larger amounts then you probably would with a masticating juicer such as the omega. I find they you get the most about of juice out of herbs if you ball them up and insert them of wrap something like kale or lettuce around the herb so that it does not get lost inside!
1926799
If you want to juice primarily wheat grass (or greens in general) this juicer isn't the best choice. Look at the omega 800x series (8003-8006).
1685499
We gave it to our daughter as a gift, but she used it before leaving and it worked great! She juiced fruit, veggies and wheat grass. Pulp came out dry and almost clear and juice goes out through another area.
735730
It won't do wheat grass straight but you can stuff it in small peppers and juice it that way, if you don't mind the blend.
1926798
I have not put wheat grass into it yet. I can say this though as I use this juicer more the more I am disappointed in how is handles greens (i.e. kale, spinach, parsley). There are places inside the "bowl" where the fibers get stuck, making cleaning a chore.
1901885
You can use this for whatever your heart desires. Wheatgrass comes from wheat seed. Juice it or just look at it, smell it, tickle your cat, walk on it, lick it, or just plain watch it grow. The options are amazing and up to you. In other words, it's wheatgrass. It's not that complicated.
1574476
Yes it does. I have used it for recipes that call for romaine or iceberg lettuce as well. All have been juiced successfully. This is a fantastic device! I am discovering it's just a matter of finding what I like juiced as far as taste goes but all my juicing attempts have gone well.
340723
I wish I could answer for you. Sorry. We haven't tried the wheatgrass. From everything I've read about extractors, the mechanisms in this style (masticating) are ideal for extracting wheatgrass without heating or destroying enzymes, but I've not tried it personally.
160211
I have not tried wheatgrass in it. From everything I've read about juicers, the masticating kind are best for grasses and greens.