Is this machine able to make fruit roll-ups? I don't see any accessories (special trays) to buy
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The trays are like grids with some divisions. There is no way to spread more than a few inches worth on parchment to fit in the divisions. Would make mini roll ups that way.
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The closest I saw in the instruction book is fruit leather. Traditional roll ups are mad from puréed fruit on sheets placed in a dehydrator. This has open trays to allow air circulation. You dry the piece of fruit rather than spread on sheets. I did pineapple slices that are delicious!
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The closest I saw in the instruction book is fruit leather. Traditional roll ups are mad from pured fruit on sheets placed in a dehydrator. This has open trays to allow air circulation. You dry the piece of fruit rather than spread on sheets. I did pineapple slices that are delicious!
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the recipes do say use bananas. Haven't tried it without. Actually gave up on the machine. Wasted my money on that one.
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works fine for everything....but you might want to get some of the liner sheets for some fruits
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in the description this particular juicer is referred to as having a "commercial grade motor". i guess you should be able to use it commercially . with that being said, time must be taken to account.
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After doing a little bit of research i found a great page that will do a better job answering this question than i could! I hope this helps! Good luck!http://www.nichepage.com/n/appliances/best-juicer-for-fruits
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there is a recepe for it...yes it does but I never tried. But this machine is just amazing!!!
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If you plan on using this magical machine more than just occasionally because you want healthy desserts without all the artificial additives, then the Elite is the way to go. The regular machine does the job and makes yummy desserts. But (there's always a "but") its motor strains when the mostly frozen fruit is rammed through the shoot. That makes it a VERY noisy (think ear-plug-worthy) machine. It also shimmies and shakes when making the frozen goodies. It just feels as if it needs a rest after making just a couple of servings. The Elite is a sturdier workhorse. Its motor is up to the job, and so are all the components. It is a heavier machine and I don't feel as if it is working hard when I make a big batch of something divine and healthy. And it is much more quiet. It still makes noise, but it's possible to talk with someone standing next to you and hear them as you are making your dessert--something not possible with the regular Yonana. The unit doesn't vibrate or strain--it just turns large chunks of frozen bananas or fruit into creamy, yummy deliciousness. Both machines are a breeze to wash and put back together. I think the right machine for you will come down to how much you think you will use it and your noise tolerance.
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It came with the nylon squares that fit in the trays. (1 per tray) The sheets are good for drying meat , fruit and such, but not for making fruit rollups.
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No you cannot, the orange, lemon and grapefruit are the only fruits that you can press with this machine. I have this machine for almost 2 years and I use it regularly pressing the citrus fruits and it works awesome. I hope this help.
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Actually, yes it can. It can also be used for laminated doughs as for croissant and such. I often use mine to roll out thin doughs to make crackers also. This machine has many uses, use your imqgination. No need to go buy a $3000 roller sheeter unless your a commercial bakery.
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I had the same question. It appears from answers here. The answer is no. It has no disks for slicing or anything else. It is just a chopper. Not the type of "food processor" I am looking for =(
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Theresa, I've had the machine for a couple of months now and have dried fruits, but my favorite is to make jerky. The unfortunate thing about jerky is that the marinades I make have sugars in them and are vary dark. I was able to wash my trays (ten of them) by stacking them in the bottom drawer of my dishwasher and running them through a full cycle, but NO HEATED DRYING. The trays came out spotless and it was running on economy mode. I hope this helps.
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Yes, but to be honest a good blender or sm food precessor is better, or large depending on how many nuts you'll be grinding at a time!
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The short answer is "yes," but I would consider something else. As I've noted, it's not unlike working with fruit roll-up sheets; will adhere to glass, but also to itself. Very unwieldy. OK for very short-term, temporary use. Not advised for any long term purpose.
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I don't know for sure. I'm guessing you could mash other fruits but the bananas are what gives the dessert that creamy (yogurt texture).
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It is a wonderful machine. It comes with both slicing and shredding disk, a bread kneader and a slicing round blade. I make French bread in a minute. I have the recipe if you are interested.
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I cannot think of a fruit large enough to work. I suppose they would cut soft fruit with the density of play dough or less.