Sentences with phrase «juicers so»

I can't wait to get started on it and Echo from The Mad Mommy gave some great tips about different juicers so you can choose which is the right one for you!

I love making juices multiple times a week and it clearly beats out my centrifugal juicer (although it was a cheap, one - speed juicer so pretty much any other juicer would be an upgrade).

I don't have juicer so I just used my blender.

Drink Me Raw Kale Juice — I have been itching to get a juicer so bad and am currently debating on which one to get.

* I don't have a juicer so I use my mixer or immersion blender and then pour the mix through a strainer to get the tougher parts out.

I am too poor to buy a juicer so I have been using my blender with a mesh strainer to juice with and works okay but like you said, not a lot of bang for your buck, er, time.

Juice fasting requires the use of a juicer so that you can extract vegetable and fruit juice from your fruits and vegetable.

Then I had to take an emergency trip and couldn't bring my juicer so instead I just ate raw fruits, veggies and nuts.

I would love to win a juicer so I could make pure veg juices mixed with fruits to give to my grandkids.

I don't have a juicer so this is perfect for me.

Not exact matches

Oops: The $ 400 juicer which raised $ 118 million in funding from the likes of Kleiner Perkins and GV might not be so impressive, Bloomberg reports: Investors just found out they can make juice by squeezing the company's produce packs with their hands, no $ 400 machine (already a drop from the original $ 700 price tag) required.

Cold - pressed juicers are the most expensive on the market and so I haven't tried to use one myself.

Hi Ella, I wondered if you had any suggestions as to a cheap but effective juicer, at present I am blending then straining but it takes so long?

I know that everyone has different sized kitchens, varying budgets and different requirements from their juicer — some people want to juice everyday, for others its more a few times a month — so there really isn't a specific model that works for everyone.

These work like a cross between the two types of juicers above, so they take up less space but without applying any heat, extracting the maximum amount of nutrients without applying any heat from the mechanism.

I haven't tried as many masticating juicers as I find them pretty fiddly, there are just so many parts to clean and put together!

Hi Lisa, I've had a lot of people ask actually so I'm going to do a juicers post really shortly on the blog as I've tried many!

All the juicers we've talked about so far are centrifugal.

A juicer is less important to cooking as it's literally only used for juice, so I'd wait to buy that when you're committed to juicing!

Hi, I don't have a juicer either so I tried crushing the ginger in a garlic press!

I'm definitely for centrifugal juicers, so much more convenient and quicker!

especially given I am so happy with investing that bit more in my juicer and blender!

It has 3 feeding tubes, they're all pretty small so you do have to spend a little more time chopping ingredients than with any of the centrifugal juicers but I do think it makes great juice, especially for making something like a ginger shot!

Magimix is the brand name and they make juicers and food processors, so it isn't the same piece of equipment.

There are so many on my wish - list... Vitamix blender, veggie spiralizer, juicer, dehydrator... where to start!

I don't have a juicer either so to add the ginger (& a tad more smugness) I thought I'd grate the ginger into mine.

The action is much slower and so less heat is applied than with a centrifugal juicer.

But do you think it is ok to juice the ginger in advance for a week or so, so that I don't have to clean my juicer every day or will it loose lots of nutrients?

So glad to have found a fellow POTS juicer!

I've tried so many different products over the last few years and I've found lots of awesome blenders, food processors, juicers, spiralizers etc and I'm going to share all my finds with you in this section of the blog!

So, imagine my dismay when I say all that pulp in the catcher of my juicer and had no idea what to do with it.

is there a way it can be made so its a little juicer / liquidy?

So the very first time I tried making ginger juice, I nearly choked the juicer.

And the feeling is exasperated by the fact that I don't have the best juicer in the world, so there's still some moisture (and nutrients) left in all that fiber - filled pulp.

I have never tried this so I can't personally recommend it or tell you how it compares, but it might be an option if you don't have a juicer.

I am an avid juicer, so I am always looking for new, fun combinations.

So think Im going to run all these through the juicer, save the pulp and dehydrate it, then make it like the salt here.

h I am so sorry to hear that — do yo have a good juicer?

I looked forward to this beet juice, and started to crave the combination that made up the juice (beets, a variety of greens, apples, etc.) so much so that I knew I had to put a juicer on our wedding registry list.

I don't have a «juicer» so I just blend the chopped carrots in a high speed blender and then strain the juice out through a fine mesh strainer.

We just got a juicer and have been making carrot juice and I am going to try it using the carrot pulp so hopefully we will have some use for it in the future.

Both methods will give great results, so hopefully those of you who don't have juicers will be able to enjoy this uplifting juice as well!

My instructor actually made «banana dessert» in a juicer today and everyone was so impressed.

So I finally got my bleeeeeeeep together and got my juicer, the Breville Juice Fountain Plus, out of the box it had been sitting in for two months.

When I go out of town and there isnt a great blender or juicer where I am going I even bring my vitamix so I can still make my kale smoothies... haha.

We don't have a juicer, so we do plain old smoothies in the blender.

Quick, easy and so delicious (no juicer or heavy press required!)

, but a juicer isn't so necessary.

There's so many reasons to dust off your juicer and whip up a batch of this tasty Immune Boosting Carrot Ginger Juice!

In a food processor blend the carrots and apple to puree (note they will be very wet and so the resulting balls will be soft - optional to use a juicer and drain away approx.