RE: Herbal Remedies - Help on a juicer

[Guest guest]

Hi Suzi,

 

I actually have the Waring Pro. (Bought it when DH and I started the cleanse, but didn't really research them. Liked the stainless steel and it was the best one at the store where we shopped.)

 

I do like it. It is very sturdy and fairly easy to clean. I don't like cleaning it, but I can't think of any ways it could be better. All the parts to clean can go in the dishwasher too.

 

The pulp is not dry, though. If I do just a small number of apples (3-4) then the pulp will be dry, but when I'm doing a LOT of juicing then the pulp comes out wet.

 

I still love my juicer though!

 

Kelli

 

 

Suzanne [suziesgoats] Friday, January 30, 2004 5:22 PMherbal remediesHerbal Remedies - Help on a juicer

 

OK.... what does anyone, if anything, know about the Waring Professional Juicer (does fruits and veggies) and the Jack LaLanne Power Juicer???

[Guest guest]

Kelli,

Just thought of this... I understand that many juicers (with wet pulp) leave alot of the nutrients (instead of putting them into the juice)... That the dryer the pulp the more nutrients that go into the juice.. (which is what we want)...

SuziKelli Bever <kelli wrote:

 

 

The pulp is not dry, though. If I do just a small number of apples (3-4) then the pulp will be dry, but when I'm doing a LOT of juicing then the pulp comes out wet.

 

I still love my juicer though!

 

Kelli

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Lee.. poke away!

yes there are better, top of the line ones.. but can't afford those at this point.. and since I got this gift certificate.. I have a choice of 2 at that store... Never thought about putting the pulp back thru... good point.

 

Suzitvksi <leo wrote:

poking my nose in...i don't know how it is now, but Waring used to be sort of the Cadillac of blenders and other kitchen paraphanelia, sort of top of the line. probably in line with Kitchen Aid. I don't know if KA makes a juicer. their are great. i have a Juice Man from about 15-20 years ago and it is not too bad.. all cutting parts are stainless but rest is plastic and i have to, for the most part, put some things through twice to get the pulp really dry. am sure many better ones are on the market by now

 

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[Guest guest]

We bought a Juiceman just before the cleanse, it was like $39 at

Target and very much in our budget. Prior to that, we just stuck the

whole peeled fruits or veggies in the blender and had puree rather

than juice.

 

Anyway, the Juiceman is not that bad for the price. It have found

some stuff comes thru every now and then that was a little to " whole "

for my liking and I too, ran it back thru. I've been using part of

the pulp for my dehydrated cookies and add some to the dog's food too

so that it doesnt go to waste.

 

Sylvia

herbal remedies , Suzanne <suziesgoats>

wrote:

> Thanks Lee.. poke away!

> yes there are better, top of the line ones.. but can't afford those

at this point.. and since I got this gift certificate.. I have a

choice of 2 at that store... Never thought about putting the pulp

back thru... good point.

>

> Suzi

>

> tvksi <leo@1...> wrote:

>

> poking my nose in...

> i don't know how it is now, but Waring used to be sort of the

> Cadillac of blenders and other kitchen paraphanelia, sort of top of

> the line. probably in line with Kitchen Aid. I don't know if KA

> makes a juicer. their are great.

>

> i have a Juice Man from about 15-20 years ago and it is not too

> bad.. all cutting parts are stainless but rest is plastic and i

have

> to, for the most part, put some things through twice to get the

pulp

> really dry.

> am sure many better ones are on the market by now

>

>

>

>

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