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Yes, you can brew tea from fresh tea leaves; the cup tastes grassy and light unless you process the leaves.

Yes—home nitro cold brew is doable with chilled concentrate, a nitrogen charger, and a dispenser rated for gas.

Yes, you can make orange juice with Cuties; the tiny mandarins press into sweet, fragrant clementine-style juice.

Yes, you can make orange juice with a Ninja blender; peel the fruit, blend with a splash of water, then strain for a smooth glass.

Yes, blender-strained juice works: blend fruit or veg with a splash of water, then strain through a fine sieve or nut-milk bag.

Using a food processor for orange juice works for small, pulpy batches; strain for a smoother, clearer glass.

Yes, you can prepare matcha tea without a whisk; a jar, frother, or blender creates a smooth, foamy cup.

Yes, you can make juice with a food processor by blending produce and straining the mixture for a smooth drink.

Yes, a matcha latte works without a whisk using a jar, blender, or frother—sift the powder and start with a small cold splash.