Juicer

[KDENISE977]

I was thinking about getting one. Does anyone use them? My thought is it's probably a giant hassle and very messy. Is that a poor assumption :shrug: We buy Green Goodness and drink it quite a lot, but I'd like to try and make our own if it's something that isn't TOO messy or hard to clean etc. So, I need a lazy person (me) juicer... is there such a thing?

 

[ShyGirl]

Omega Masticating Juicer.

Buddy has been substituting green juice for 1 meal a day and is not only shedding excess weight, but has higher energy levels too.

 

[Chasey_Lane]

I have one, used it twice, and it has since been in my pantry. It's a big hassle IMO. If I want juice (or something similar), I just use the blender.

 

[Christy]

I have one, used it twice, and it has since been in my pantry. It's a big hassle IMO. If I want juice (or something similar), I just use the blender.

I wish I'd have known this before I went out and bought one this weekend. :

I bought one to ease the pain of making gallons and gallons of marinara sauce from scratch. I bought a Jack La Lane juicer. It works great for that purpose. I tried some of the juice recipes that came with the juicer and I have to say, I am not impressed. I have no idea how you can grind up a bunch of fruit and it comes out tasting like a lawn, but it did. I'll stick with store bought juice with all of the sugar and preservatives.

Works great for grinding the hell out of cooked tomatoes though, so overall, I'm happy with it.

 

[Chasey_Lane]

I wish I'd have known this before I went out and bought one this weekend. :

Oh darn -- you could have definitely used mine. It was pretty expensive and juices extremely well.