Do you own a juicer?

Yes, I have a juicer. I use it to make many kind or juices. I love to drink avocado juice. By using the juicer, I can easily mixing avocado sugar and ice in minutes. I use it 3 times in a week.

hmmm... your juice sound interesting. next time i will put some vege to my juice. my favorite is carrot and apple. i like carrot because it's good for eyes. and apple just to make the taste better.

Since I like cooking, so I have many kinds of machines. Such as juicer, bread machine, blender, ice-cream machine. These machines are quite convenient and you can easily make many nice food in a short time. This is the advantage of the science technology

My mum bought one recently and has been juicing away and loves it, it's just an easier way to get your fruits and veggies but you know she mixes weird stuff together. She made a disgusting one that was tomato, carrot, cucumber and beetroot. Yesterday she juiced apple, watermelon and plum, I havent' tried it yet, my glass is in the fridge for later I haven't used it myself so I don't know but I think mum throws the pulp out.

Sometimes stock knowledge is really useful you can explore and create anything you want. Scrap pulp for composting is for me the best option.

You mite be knowing wheat grass juice is good for health, you can mix milk and mango or banana for shake ... i love the pineapple juice ... hey you must be thinking, 'what all these, i need to know something new'. Ok I quit. Get a new idea of making juice. I shall sure join you.

Celery spinach and carrots are so healthy. I also do add them in my everyday juice consumption. I also love cucumber mixed with lemon and honey. Lately I've been juicing my favorite mangoes, the most delicious fruit ever and oh the juice tastes divine. I just so love this. Thanks a lot to my Juicer. I've been enjoying my Philips juicer/blender which I purchased last month. This is the best brand of juicer I've ever had. The first one I had was Imarflex. It was not as great. The pulps? My pets love feasting on them. They are also vegetarian like their master.

I have a juicer, but I don't use it, as I found something much beter where I don't waste anything, which means pulp and all are consumed. I had started a discussion on it a while back, but not many responses, but anyway, the Nutribullet is an extractor and not a juicer. It works on the same principle, but nothing is thrown away. I use leafy greens, and different types of fruits in my drink. It is actually very delicious, and very healthy as well. I do use a banana in every one I make as it flavors it up a bit and sweetens it some as tghe fruits are frozen and without sugar. I find that the frozen fruits are much cheaper, however, i will put fresh apples, pears and oranges in the drink as well. It is the best investment I ever made as I use it every morning, and I will continue to do so, as i know it is helping me to be healthier and that is what I need, as I have never been sick all that much, and I want to keep it that way. Take care, and have a very good day.

I have a juicer since years -- the actual one is the third --. I bought the first one for carrots and tomatoes, but I think I have tried quite all vegetables and fruits. Some vegetables are very sweet and make a good basis for mixing, like parsnips -- sweeter than carrots -- or peppers, especially red peppers. My today mix was a green pepper, a red pepper and half of a fennel. I throw the pulp.

No I don't but did buy a blender about 3 months ago (with several tools). It was broke a few days ago so my daughter went back to the shop. They gave her a new one from Braun but without the tools. Yesterday I bought a (table) blender, a small one but good enough to stick in my backpack. It only cost about 9& and I can make smoothies (from fruit) for my daugher with it (soup etc also they say on the box). My daughter started to eat that now (fruit) so want her to continue with it. The only doubts I have about it is if it's still healthy if you are crushing it that fine. I mainly use: pineapple, apple, kiwi, oranges, lemon, pears, banana. Carrots, spinach, cellery (soup), tomatoes, onions, garlic we eat weekly (no juice out of that).

I've had my juicer for years. Finally upgraded last month to a better new one. They are messy, but for me, I don't even think about that anymore. I focus on how good I feel, and how much healthier I am compared to my coworkers.

I used to own a juicer, but I had a hard time cleaning mine. It took so much time that I eventually just stopped using mine. I think I gave my juicer to Goodwill. It made good juice though. I loved apple with pears. I use a blender to make smoothies. I like strawberry and banana smoothies.