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asmita
December 15, 2020
thank you so much for this keep posting!!! this is really good i will make this juice..
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December 15, 2020
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Michael L.
July 8, 2020
This fails to mention what to expect. what if someone is very unhealthy and jumps into Juicing? I would think a Herx effect? Or too much too soon?
Łukasz G.
January 13, 2020
There is no better way to start a day than glass of fresh juice! Love it! https://foodyoushouldtry.com/7-healthy-juices-to-boost-your-immunity/
Raychelle M.
February 22, 2019
Hi there! Thank you for sharing this very informative post! However, I think you missed to elaborate more on the benefits of juicing, which is very important, especially for those who are looking to boost their health through their diet. I discussed this on an in-depth post, and if you agree with me, you're free to use my article as a source: https://karmaeating.com/blogs/healthy-food/the-power-of-juicing-if-done-correctly More power to you! :)
Robert W.
August 18, 2017
As a relatively new juicer also another good tip is to prep a little more ingredients than you think you will need. Very Interesting article. I love it.
Rach3190
February 3, 2017
When I first got a juicer years ago I read a lot of claims stating that mixing fruit and vegetables in the same juice somehow diminished the nutritional qualities. Is there any truth to that?
Between that issue and not being creative enough to figure out how to use the pulp leftover, my juicer sadly hasn't been used in years.
Between that issue and not being creative enough to figure out how to use the pulp leftover, my juicer sadly hasn't been used in years.
Sarah W.
February 4, 2017
Hi Rach-I wouldn't worry about mixing fruit and vegetables together! Pull out the juicer and just start experimenting with your favorite combinations - you can always freeze the pulp until you have a plan re: how to use it. If you live near a farm or a family who composts, I'm sure they'll happily take it.
Eileen
February 3, 2017
Still looking for a palatable all-vegetable juice that is not tomato-based. To my taste buds, apple or pear flavors just don't go with greens!
Sarah J.
February 3, 2017
Have you ever tried mango or pineapple flavors with greens? (I know that doesn't answer the all-vegetable question, but wondering if those other fruits might help!)
Sarah W.
February 4, 2017
I love Sarah's suggestion but also think you can try adding some lemon or fresh ginger in place of the other fruit to give the juice a fresh kick. Carrots and beets are also sweet vegetables to juice.
Kate H.
February 1, 2017
Ella Woodward (Deliciously Ella) has some good juice pulp cracker recipes. There is one on her blog and another one or two in her cookbooks!
As a relatively new juicer also - another good tip is to prep a little more ingredients than you think you will need. Different fruits/vegetables give off different amounts of juice (even varying amounts carrot to carrot), if you don't use it when you're juicing you can always munch on it as a snack.
As a relatively new juicer also - another good tip is to prep a little more ingredients than you think you will need. Different fruits/vegetables give off different amounts of juice (even varying amounts carrot to carrot), if you don't use it when you're juicing you can always munch on it as a snack.
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