Anybody own and actually use a juicer regularly?

**skaz915** · 02-01-2015, 10:41 AM

I've been trying to make a juice at least once a day. Changing it up but mostly carrots beets apples lemons limes celery kale cucumbers kale ginger etc.. im still eating whole fruits and veggies throughout the day. Its nice to get in the extra veggies tho. Anybody else use one? I know its the wrong section but any good recipes?

**RaginCajun** · 02-01-2015, 12:53 PM

Originally Posted by skaz915

I've been trying to make a juice at least once a day. Changing it up but mostly carrots beets apples lemons limes celery kale cucumbers kale ginger etc.. im still eating whole fruits and veggies throughout the day. Its nice to get in the extra veggies tho. Anybody else use one? I know its the wrong section but any good recipes?

Yes, I have one but don't regular juice.

It is a pain in the ass to clean but I like the juice.

I pretty much do the same fruits n veggies as you

**skaz915** · 02-01-2015, 01:12 PM

Originally Posted by RaginCajun

It is a pain in the ass to clean but I like the juice.

Yea no crap. At first it wasn't so bad but I can't stand cleaning it now

**trigger happy** · 02-01-2015, 08:12 PM

We have a vitamix you can basically chuck most things in whole except oranges.

We use it every morning for juice (cucumber, spinach, kale, orange, apple, banana pineapple and what ever else we have plus some super greens.)

A few times a week do a mix with oats, 2 peaches, greek yogurt, maca, vanilla protien and almond milk.

It was $800AUD but well worth the money spent with the use we get out of it.

You can make soups and everything out of it.

Best thing is takes less than 1 minute to clean

http://www.vitamix.com.au/