On Sunday, March 19, 2000 4:00:00 AM UTC-4, wildgorilla wrote:
Hello, I ready to buy a juicer but can't figure which one
will do the best job. Some manufacturers say a juicer
needs a 1/2 hp motor, some say pressing is best. I'm
confused. Anyone who can give me some real life experience.
Thanks, Wildgorilla


* Sent from AltaVista http://www.altavista.com Where you can also find related Web Pages, Images, Audios, Videos, News, and Shopping. Smart is Beautiful

There are several excellent juice extractors on the market, but there are a few things to take into consideration before your purchase.

1. Price, the obvious one. Consider your price range before your search. 2. Do you want an auger or centrifugal juicer? They both have different functions. The centrifugal machine shreds the produce into tiny pieces and spins the juice free. The auger type crushes then squeezes the juice. The centrifugal type is highly inefficient at juicing leafy green vegetables including wheatgrass, but tend to be cheaper. Auger-type machines are good at juicing just about everything (from asparagus to kittens) but tend to be more expensive. 3. Miscellaneous things like aesthetic value, noise, and size of the machine are relevant to your search as well.

These are the main three points when selecting your new juicer. Know that, generally, the higher the price, the more efficiency and more years of use you can expect. There's an ebook that can help you with your search and it's free. you can download The Juicable! ebook with a href="http://www.thejuicablebook.com"this link/a. Good luck!