Things You'll Need:
- Carrots
- Chef's Knives
- Chef's Knives
- Drinking Glasses
- Juicers
- Peelers
- Vegetable Brushes
- Carrots
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Step 1
Wash fresh, whole carrots. Trim off the ends.
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Step 2
Following instructions for your model, push carrots through juicer, catching juice in cup as directed.
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Step 3
Clean pulp from strainer as you go along, if necessary.
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Step 4
Drink juice immediately or within a few days. Carrot juice does not keep for long and tastes best when fresh.









Comments
mdahne said
on 4/16/2009 I use the Breville Juice Fountain Elite, which has a 1000-watt motor. It juices carrots thoroughly in a flash!http://joyousjuicer.com/blog
evolver said
on 1/6/2007 I don't know how it is generally, but for me it takes a lot of time. A good way to speed things up is to leave the carrots in water for 3-5 minutes before you make the juice. This will get them moist and much more eager to turn into your juice :)