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Juicing for a while is actually not bad, I did it for a week I guess I did feel some changes.. I probably should have done it longer tough.Excuse me, what is wrong with chewing again?
Juicing for a while is actually not bad, I did it for a week I guess I did feel some changes.. I probably should have done it longer tough.
Didn't lose any weight, which was part of why I stopped... should have done it longer, as the suffering/benefits are supposed to be less/more with more time.
I'm really not sure about your analogy of 'human hands are good enough!
I could cut my lawn with scissors or a push mower, but I'm gonna use the lawn tractor anyway
On a related note (this is a pet peeve of mine): in most cases a $20 moka pot ($50 if you need an electric one) is just as good as or even better than a $400 espresso machine. Additionally, just as is the case with this juice presser thingy, if you get a coffee machine which uses pre-packaged packets you are overpaying insanely for your coffee.
eh, I don't understand stupid shit like this
All these juicing and smoothie machines are total shit.
My other half bought a juicer and it utilised about 7 or 8 complex pieces of plastic and metal that all required intense careful cleaning after use. She would use the juicer then drink the juice in 30 seconds. Leaving me with 15 minutes of extra washing up time (we don't have a dishwasher and it probably wouldnt work with that). That beetroot really gets stuck in those tiny grooves and such.
After about 4 or 5 rounds of this I told her that in future if she wanted to make a glass of juice she had to wash the parts up after.
Amazingly the juicer was NEVER used again. Sat in the kitchen for about 6 years before being given to the charity shop.
Apparently it seems I'm not the only one that's experienced this phenomenon.
Juicing is useless, unless you want water that has a small fraction of nutrients from the actual fruit. I don't get why people spend so much money to make their own fruit juice.
If eating whole fruit is too terrible then just blend it.
Juicing is useless, unless you want water that has a small fraction of nutrients from the actual fruit. I don't get why people spend so much money to make their own fruit juice.
If eating whole fruit is too terrible then just blend it.
Valid argument. My comment was for those who decide to juice instead because they are told it's healthier, or because they can't be bothered with eating it whole.I wouldn't say it's useless. I agree that for nutrition, just eat the damned fruit, or blend maybe. However, if you want to make some kind of fresh, delicious, maybe even exotic juice to... enjoy... then a juicer has it's uses. We have a Breville (sp?). It doesn't get used that often, but every once in a while we'll take it out, make some interesting juice, then put it back again for a while. It's not by any means a necessary appliance I'll grant you. It's really nice for making interesting cocktails though.
Valid argument. My comment was for those who decide to juice instead because they are told it's healthier, or because they can't be bothered with eating it whole.
The thing didn't even produce "juice" in the sense it was taking raw fruit/vedge and extracting the juice at that moment it was dispensed. They juiced at the factory, threw in some pulp from the process (reducing their trash output) and thought the hipsters would swig the whole sham down.The only thing that is difficult to understand is how anyone got suckered into investing into this idiotic idea in the first place. This idea was never even capable of producing better juice than a $30 juicer. I'll continue to believe this was an extremely elaborate money laundering scheme until proven otherwise.