Re: Juicing fruits and vegetables

[Guest guest]

Just to go slowly at first until you know what you like. I love beets, but

don't like loads of beet juice in my mixes. Cabbage and other crucifers can

have negative effects on your digestion taken in large quantities.

Just have fun and experiment.

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

aeranch@...

Juicing fruits and vegetables

>I recently purchased a Waring juicer and have been experimenting with

> it.

[Guest guest]

Hi Craig,

Juicing is a whole lot of fun. We have a very basic cheap juicer, but use it to death. Our 10 year old son is always coming up with new ideas.

We did the standard, start with carrots thing that I hear most do, and of course stained the white plastic. but it tasted great. I love carrot, celery and apple (preferably granny smith).

The only drag is constantly stopping to clean out the grater part that does the actual juicing. Lost a lot of knuckle skin at first.

We've even juiced hot peppers. Boy, did the house smell great after that! But had to be taken in very small sips.

Have fun, experiment. If you have kids, definitely get them involved. They come up with some pretty strange combos, but it is good clean family interaction. And if you have any specific questions, or want to share some experiences, please do so!!

Peace, love, laughter

I recently purchased a Waring juicer and have been experimenting with it. I have juiced many fruits and a few vegetables. Does anyone have any experience with juicing ? And if anyone does please share your expertise we me.Thank you,Craig

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[Guest guest]

I remember our first beet experiment with the juicer. WAY too much beet! But we love beets. Use the beet. The greens for salads, and the stalks for the stock pot that I do on Mondays.

We have a small "community garden" here in this apartment complex, and the beets are so delicious! So much different from store bought. Even likes them.

We've got beets, carrots, lettuce, potatoes, peppers, corn, squash, eggplant, okra (YUK!!!!) and assorted herbs. I love it!

Peace, love, laughter

Just to go slowly at first until you know what you like. I love beets, but don't like loads of beet juice in my mixes. Cabbage and other crucifers can have negative effects on your digestion taken in large quantities.Just have fun and experiment.Gayla

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[Guest guest]

My kids’ favorite juice is carrots

with apples, so far. Although, we experiment with new flavors as the season

progresses.

Janet

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of

Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2008

7:27 AM

health

Subject: Re:

Juicing fruits and vegetables

Hi

Craig,

Juicing

is a whole lot of fun. We have a very basic cheap juicer, but use it to

death. Our 10 year old son is always coming up with new ideas.

We did

the standard, start with carrots thing that I hear most do, and of course

stained the white plastic. but it tasted great. I love carrot, celery and

apple (preferably granny smith).

The

only drag is constantly stopping to clean out the grater part that does the

actual juicing. Lost a lot of knuckle skin at first.

We've

even juiced hot peppers. Boy, did the house smell great after that! But had

to be taken in very small sips.

Have

fun, experiment. If you have kids, definitely get them involved. They come up

with some pretty strange combos, but it is good clean family interaction. And

if you have any specific questions, or want to share some experiences, please

do so!!

Peace,

love, laughter

--- On Tue, 7/22/08, tech5110 <tech5110 >

wrote:

I

recently purchased a Waring juicer and have been experimenting with

it. I have juiced many fruits and a few vegetables. Does anyone have

any experience with juicing ? And if anyone does please share your

expertise we me.

Thank you,

Craig

..

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I started with carrots also, I juice 2 medium carrots, 1 medium

cucumber, 1 apple(golden delicious), 1/2 lemon, and 2 " piece of

ginger root. I love ginger root it really gives the mixture a great

flavor. I will have to try beets, I really don't like beets but

everyone says they are really good juiced.

Thanks, Craig

-- In health ,

<deuteronomy2929@...> wrote:

>

> Hi Craig,

>  

> Juicing is a whole lot of fun. We have a very basic cheap juicer,

but use it to death. Our 10 year old son is always coming up with new

ideas.

>  

> We did the standard, start with carrots thing that I hear most do,

and of course stained the white plastic. but it tasted great. I love

carrot, celery and apple (preferably granny smith).

>  

> The only drag is constantly stopping to clean out the grater part

that does the actual juicing. Lost a lot of knuckle skin at first.

>  

> We've even juiced hot peppers. Boy, did the house smell great after

that! But had to be taken in very small sips.

>  

> Have fun, experiment. If you have kids, definitely get them

involved. They come up with some pretty strange combos, but it is

good clean family interaction. And if you have any specific

questions, or want to share some experiences, please do so!!

>  

> Peace, love, laughter

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> I recently purchased a Waring juicer and have been experimenting

with

> it. I have juiced many fruits and a few vegetables. Does anyone

have

> any experience with juicing ? And if anyone does please share your

> expertise we me.

>

> Thank you,

> Craig

>

> .

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Janet,

I like carrots and apples also. I can't get my children who are

teenagers to try juicing. I have been juicing Bing cherries to help

with my bad knees.

Thanks, Craig

-- In health , " Janet "

<dragonhealing@...> wrote:

>

> My kids' favorite juice is carrots with apples, so far. Although, we

> experiment with new flavors as the season progresses.

>

>

>

> Janet

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: health

> [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of

> Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2008 7:27 AM

> health

> Subject: Re: Juicing fruits and vegetables

>

>

>

>

> Hi Craig,

>

>

>

> Juicing is a whole lot of fun. We have a very basic cheap juicer,

but use it

> to death. Our 10 year old son is always coming up with new ideas.

>

>

>

> We did the standard, start with carrots thing that I hear most do,

and of

> course stained the white plastic. but it tasted great. I love

carrot, celery

> and apple (preferably granny smith).

>

>

>

> The only drag is constantly stopping to clean out the grater part

that does

> the actual juicing. Lost a lot of knuckle skin at first.

>

>

>

> We've even juiced hot peppers. Boy, did the house smell great after

that!

> But had to be taken in very small sips.

>

>

>

> Have fun, experiment. If you have kids, definitely get them

involved. They

> come up with some pretty strange combos, but it is good clean family

> interaction. And if you have any specific questions, or want to

share some

> experiences, please do so!!

>

>

>

> Peace, love, laughter

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> I recently purchased a Waring juicer and have been experimenting

with

> it. I have juiced many fruits and a few vegetables. Does anyone

have

> any experience with juicing ? And if anyone does please share your

> expertise we me.

>

> Thank you,

> Craig

>

> .

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Gayla,

I want to try more green vegetables, what type of juicer do you use?

Thanks, Craig

-- In health , " Gayla "

<aeranch@...> wrote:

>

> Just to go slowly at first until you know what you like. I love

beets, but

> don't like loads of beet juice in my mixes. Cabbage and other

crucifers can

> have negative effects on your digestion taken in large quantities.

> Just have fun and experiment.

> Gayla

> Always Enough Ranch

> Acampo, California

> aeranch@...

>

> Juicing fruits and vegetables

>

>

> >I recently purchased a Waring juicer and have been experimenting

with

> > it.

>