Fruit Juicers

davnic017 asked:


I’m getting one of those super juicers and i want to find out recipes.

What do you think is the most nutritious and best tasting juice that is a combination of vegetables or both vegetables and fruits?

My Answers Suck asked:


I have very sensitive skin & get acne easily & sugar is one thing that triggers a break out. I want to buy a juicer but heard that once you juice for some reason there is as much sugar in the juice as in pop….is there any way to juice but not create all that sugar??

moka asked:


For the past week and a half all i have been drinking is pure fruit juices… Mostly orange but also a apple and sometimes exotic… My question is, is it healthy? I mean obviously fruit is healthy but always drinking fruit juices is this good?

I’m hoping yes!

Summer asked:


How long will a juicer last? What is a good brand name? Are they worth the money? Thanks for your help!!

Alien asked:


The Miracle wheatgrass juicer allows users to tap into the various medical benefits associated with the consumption of wheatgrass juice.

These types of juicers are known to transform the fresh, leaf buds of the wheatgrass plant and turn it into a juice that contains a high level of vitamins, enzymes, minerals, and amino acids.

It is through the ingestion of these elements that an assortment of diseases and conditions are treated.

The Miracle Wheatgrass Juicer provides the necessary product that is thought to improve the digestive system, prevent cancer and heart disease, aid diabetics, avert hair loss, and serve as a management tool for menopause.

When it comes time to select a Miracle wheatgrass juicer for your home, you will find there are two different options to consider: electric and manual.

To enjoy the ease of electric power, the Miracle MJ-550ss Stainless Steel Electric Wheatgrass Juicer can be purchased for about $230.

Although the price far exceeds manual selections, the extra bucks may entice those who wish to increase the convenience of motor-powered juice extraction. The 220-watt motor not only tackles wheatgrass, but also handles berries and other soft pieces of fruit.

The electric Miracle juicer is not a difficult apparatus to master, or to clean up. Many praise the equipment as one of the best wheatgrass juicers that can effectively stand alone in the household.

The quality of juice, ease of use, reliability, easy cleanup, appearance, and value for this particular selection has also gained respect with the public.

As for the manual side of Miracle wheatgrass juicers, you will find the Miracle Porkert MJ400 Manual Wheatgrass Juicer for the average price of $80.

While serving as a practical juicer for wheatgrass, this unit is also good for berry, soft fruit, and leafy vegetable use. The materials used to create this model make for a long-lasting product that is easy to clean.

Some users have also made tasty seed and nut butters with the use this product. This reliable piece of Miracle equipment is also known for providing a reliable, high quality juice.

Additional Miracle Wheatgrass Juicers

With the Miracle MJ445 Stainless Steel Manual Wheatgrass Juicer (about $100), the matte-finish stainless steel appearance is great for decorating the kitchen.

A high volume of juice comes from this unit with less foam. Additional tools that accompany this model include a pusher and wrench.

The Miracle Green Machine MJ575 Wheatgrass Juicer is a pricey option that lingers in the budget range of $575.

When you want the power of a commercialized electric juicer, the dual screen system is perfect for not only wheatgrass, but also a wide range of fruits and vegetables.

Since the Green Machine has a low rpm motor, it produces a quiet sound that won’t disrupt the entire household.

happytheclown37 asked:


i look to use various fruits in making my daily soymilk smoothie. i try to use blueberries everyday because i hear they have kick *ss health benefits. the fresh blueberries are ungoshly expensive so i am instead buying frozen blueberries, which although still expensive, are much much cheaper.

i’m wondering if there’s any health differences in comparison to fresh versus frozen fruit?

J R asked:


I am thinking about opening a “health” smoothie shop using all natural organic fruits, vitamins and fresh squeezed juices. No preservatives or processed ingredients will be used. I have researched the healthiest ways to create natural vitamins and flavors with no crushed ice or syrups. It will be marketed towards health conscious people and we will educate people on the benefits of supplements added. Unlike a jamba juice which uses crushed ice, fruit syrups packed with sugar and sherbert ice cream, these will actually be healthy for you. It will contain a wifi lounge with comfortable seating in the heart of a downtown area. We will also serve fresh squeezed organic juices such as orange, lemonade, carrot and others with healthy snacks for purchase. Is this something people would be interested in? Please give me some feedback, thanks!

dichter_jayjay asked:


~I like smoothie recipes that don’t take too much work and require some of the common household ingredients, so that I don’t have to go shopping for some special extra ingredients.
~Of course I already made strawberry and strawberry banana.

Candace Rae asked:


I have found many smoothie recipes that sound really good, but all of them include yogurt (or sorbet or soy milk, etc.) and I’d rather make one with just fruit and juice (and ice if needed). I will use Splenda to sweeten if needed. So yeah I just need to know how much fruit/juice to add to a smoothie recipe that has, say, one cup of yogurt/sorbet/soymilk. Like a ratio or something. I can do math to adjust the amount once I have that established.

amanda asked:


I just bought a juicer and was wondering from experience everyones good combos for good drinks. So far i have added apples oranges and strawberries. I also bought a coconut and hope to add that to maybe cherrys and apples. But please let me know what is good!!!! Thanks