PURE Juicer Founders Video, making coconut cream on the PURE Juicer

PURE Juicer Founders Video, Making coconut cream on the PURE Juicer
1. Cracking the coconut
2. Draining the coconut water
3. Removing the coconut meat from the husk using a coconut knife"
4. Peeling the brown skin
5. 1st Grind, grinding the coconut with a #6 grid
6. 2nd Grind, re-grinding the coconut flakes with a #4 grid
7. Pressing the coconut cream

[@5pastseven]

By the way: Save time and energy by simply splitting the coconuts in half and putting them in the freezer for approx. 15min. The flesh is then super easy removeable. Since there is no heat applied in this process, nutrients do not get destroyed and everything stays raw :-)

[@Purejuicer]

Great tip

[@5pastseven]

Great tutorial, thanks for posting! I skipped part 4 (Peeling the brown skin) and it still worked perfectly. Did two runs, one time with grid #6 and grid #4, and a second time using only grid #5. Imho you can do it directly with grid #5 and the yield is the same. Also the mess is smaller, since less resistance from grid. Mixed the milk with the coconut-water and then turned everything into a delicious - alcohol free - Pina Colada!

[@clairechuse1006]

I love David, he is just wonderful!!

[@Purejuicer]

Wow, that's so nice of you, TY!

[@jameriko]

I have made coconut cream before. It’s really nice with carrot juice and some nutmeg. I’m interested in the more porous press cloth.

[@radicalrabbit86]

Awesome! Looks delicious! Can't wait to try this

[@growingyourgreens]

dehydrate the pulp and make gluten free coconut flour for baking.

[@Purejuicer]

Great idea! The first batch, Sarah added into granola. The second batch I tested on the goats. The damp pulp the loved the dry pulp made them sneeze.

[@Purejuicer]

Learn Organic Gardening at GrowingYourGreens John, the leftover pulp was already quite dry, not dehydrated but quite dry

[@ladylight007]

Hope to get that juicer in the future💛

[@facemountain]

LadyLight definitely (dont we all lol) . 🤩

[@ladylight007]

@@facemountain Hope you get one too! 😁

[@amandaellis7366]

@@ladylight007 Let all of us pray for one

[@barbarataylor2258]

You are earning this coconut cream! Oh my...must be a labor of love😉

[@davidfeinberg415]

It was my pleasure TY

[@barbarataylor2258]

@@davidfeinberg415 Thank YOU! I love my Pure Juicer🥰 looking forward to trying this

[@markusrasullt7623]

Room temperature should be at least 79° otherwise the yield will be much less because the oil doesn't separates from the fiber that easy.

[@Purejuicer]

TY for the tip.

[@Hippyfishhikes]

Lmao, bite that piece a coconut 5:20 ... exactly what I would've done in my own kitchen, love it!

[@stellafridley3249]

Not sure if you noticed but he states pineapple instead of coconut when talking about yeild and how many

[@gardenbliss6638]

yum!

[@crystalspear2364]

My dogs love coconut pulp.

[@louvainereid1629]

I wanna get one of these juicers for my birthday. January 20

[@Krillin1993]

Interesting video. 1 brown coconut is definetly enough for making a curry. I think 150ml is enough for doing this. I just found it weird that you want to give the dry coconut flakes to your goats. I would make a chocolate cake with a coco-chocolate glaze on it. I am really curious in comparison to the young coconut how much milk comes from it? Did you test it?

[@Purejuicer]

Krillin 1993 I’m still getting coconuts in the process figured out. Young coconut I was unable to press out but it might’ve been the cloth that I used. Question, Do young coconut have a less cream? Concerning the goats, two things: 1. I juice a lot and there’s a lot of leftovers. 2. I’ll probably be bringing coconut flakes home until Sarah says, “no more”.

[@jameriko]

Young coconuts don’t make the cream.

[@gardenbliss6638]

I give coconut to the squirrels to keep them away from the fruit trees, so makes sense to give them to goats too. There's always too much coconut to eat, because humans love the water so much, so it makes sense to share with animals.

[@y7l424]

Yum

[@michellecable6632]

I am interested in the cloths. As others have said, you can dehydrate the remains and cook with it.

[@Purejuicer]

We have brand new ripstop cloth that is AMAZING, purejuicer.com/collections/cloths_and_bags

[@albinoatlarge]

I purchased my juicer in the last quarter of 2019. Are the cloths I received with it the same as the ones currently offered on the website?

[@Purejuicer]

we recently designed a new ripstop cloth. They were not for sale in 2019. They are now though!

[@loovesoul]

А можно ли с этой машиной давить масло?

[@shorn77777]

could you tell where to get the press cloth

[@Purejuicer]

purejuicer.com in accessories. purejuicer.com/collections/cloths_and_bags

[@JustAisha89]

But what did the goats think?

[@catalinababy6068]

Where u get that chopper knife And scraper?

[@Purejuicer]

Cleaver, In Hong Kong on Shanghai street Coconut knife, on Ebay or Amazon

[@lazorskil]

where did you get the giant cutting boards?

[@Purejuicer]

Great Question, These were a gift and they are not commercially available. They are awesome an thank you for noticing them. I have a friend who makes trade show displays, he gave me the pair when I was visiting him in British Columbia a few years ago. Note, they were actually rejected due to small flaws.

[@bhaveshshah6074]

I want this machine in India, How can?

[@Purejuicer]

We ship worldwide. Please visit our website to order and get estimates for shipping. www.purejuicer.com/collections/juicers

[@louvainereid1629]

I wanna get one of these juicers for my birthday. January 20 help

[@louvainereid1629]

I wanna get one of these juicers for my birthday. January 20