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Juicer

izzybella

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Latest post on 01 September 2014 - 10:14

I have an Omega Juicer which I brought when I moved from the UK. It's a masticating juicer which means it goes slowly. The chute is a tad small (have to cut apples but most carrots fit through fine). It's best on greens than soft fruits like citruses. I've had centrifugal juicers before but the reason I upgraded to a masticating one was the pulp. Mine is usually bone dry or near about. The yield from a masticating juicer beats a centrifugal's bum. The pulp usually goes into my compost heap so I don't feel there's any "waste". I hear there are some good recipes for the pulp (crackers, cakes, bread, etc), if you were concerned about chucking it out. I think Organic Foods and Cafe sell a masticating juicer. The argument for juice over smoothies is that you can get a lot more veg & their nutrients in a single glass compared to how much you can get in a smoothie. I try to have one or another a day.

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Daza

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Latest post on 01 September 2014 - 10:02

I think a lot of people are going over to the blender option, because with juicing you throw away so much of the fruit/veggies and it's such a waste. Plus they're a pain to clean. Agreed. Plus it's not just the waste, it's so much healthier to blend the whole fruit/vegetable rather than just extract the juice. The fiber in the pulp is not only good for you, it fills you up. By contrast if you are simply juicing (fruit especially) you can end up taking a big sugar hit that doesn't fill you up. I use my Thermomix to blend, it's great.

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FairyDust

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Latest post on 01 September 2014 - 09:49

I think a lot of people are going over to the blender option, because with juicing you throw away so much of the fruit/veggies and it's such a waste. Plus they're a pain to clean. Look up some recipes that you can use the pulp for, or start composting :)

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coffee_mate

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Latest post on 01 September 2014 - 09:27

When I got mine it included a free Jason Vale recipe book which has some great concoctions in! Worth getting in my opinion. Happy juicing!

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Tacktouk

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Latest post on 01 September 2014 - 09:24

Thank you all for your replies, and yes agree Juicer is very different than blender. i also now understand that power matters, 700-1000 Watts should do great job. On a juicer hunt now:)

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FairyDust

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Latest post on 01 September 2014 - 07:15

As others have said, not a juicer, but an extractor and blender - what about a Nutribullet? Best thing since sliced bread as far as I'm concerned. You don't waste the pulp and can make soups and other things using it as well. I've made all sorts of concoctions as meal replacements. Also comes with some good recipe books.

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