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7 fact-checked facts about juicing fruits and vegetables, juicers and juice science, each with the reason behind it. 5 more are in today's round and join this page after it closes.

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The basics

What does a juicer separate from fruits and vegetables?

AnswerJuice from pulp

Juicers extract liquid and leave most fiber behind.

Which vegetable gives juice a deep red-purple color?

AnswerBeet

Beets contain red-purple pigments called betalains.

Going deeper

Which part left behind by juicing holds most of the fiber?

AnswerThe pulp

Most insoluble fiber stays in the pulp.

Lemon juice tastes sour mainly because of which acid?

AnswerCitric acid

Citric acid is named after citrus fruit.

Why does lemon juice keep cut apple slices from browning quickly?

AnswerIts acid slows the browning reaction

Acid slows the enzyme that causes browning.

Expert level

Frozen concentrated orange juice became widely available in which decade?

Answer1940s

It was developed and commercialized in the mid to late 1940s.

Lemon juice has a pH of roughly what?

Answer2

Lemon juice is strongly acidic, around pH 2.

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