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The Ultimate Pulp Guide
Don't toss that pulp! Transform every last bit into something tasty, useful, and totally waste-free!
All Pulp Is Good Pulp
Here's How to Use Your Pulp
Several Ways To Enjoy Pulp
- Eat it as pulpmeal or add it to a smoothie
- Compost it
- Freeze in an ice tray for future smoothies
- Turn pulp into granola
- Turn pulp into dry flour
How To Store Your Pulp
- For best results, we recommend storing your pulpin a glass container in the fridge for up to 3 days.
- Drying as granola or flour will preserve
much longer - use within 1 month.
How To Turn Pulp Into Flour
- Pre-heat oven to 250° F
- Spread the pulp out very thinly on a baking sheet lined with a silicone baking mat or parchment paper
- Let the pulp dry out for 2 hours.
- When fully dried and cooled, add to a food processor and pulse it a few times to make it into more of a fine powder.
How To Use Your Left Over Pulp
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