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I got my new Omega 8004 juicer today and I felt compelled to do a video review of it. Overall, I’m extremely happy with my purchase. I bought it to do mainly vegetables, leafy greens, and a minimal amount of fruit. My daughter has Celiac disease so I was very happy when I found out that I could extrude pasta from this. Gluten-free pasta is kind of expensive so to be able to make that on my own is pretty neat. You can also make sorbets with this machine as well which I have already done. If you do a sorbet, you have to run it through at least two times to get a creamy texture/consistency from it. If you do it once, it just isn’t very sorbet-ish. Cleanup is a snap with this machine as opposed to a centrifugal type juicer (I had the Maxi-Matic Elite) and it only takes two minutes tops. I’m serious. Two minutes. It also assembles very quickly with no parts that take any sort of effort to remove. Everything just fits and most importantly, it just works. One word of caution I’d throw out there is that it doesn’t do kiwi fruit very well at all. The meat is just too soft. This is definitely a vegetable/hard fruit juicer. The juice quality coming out is amazing with no noticeable increase in heat and thus less oxidation. The juice also has VERY LITTLE FOAM when it comes out. Again, a HUGE step up from your typical centrifugal juicer. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. My recommendation? Get one of these. They blow away your department store juicers (I had one …

John from www.discountjuicers.com attempts to do a juice off with the Kuvings Silent Juicer NS-850 and the Omega VRT350 HD juicer. After watching this video, you will learn which juicer is more dependable as well as learn some techniques to get the best out of your vertical single auger style juicer.

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In this video, Mahalo expert Kristina Jackson demonstrates how to make carrot celery beet juice. What You’ll Need ——————————————————————— * 5 large carrots (organic preferred) * 3-4 celery stalks * 1 beet (organic preferred) * Juicer Straight edge knife* Paper towels * Pitcher * Stirring spoon * Drinking glass * Mason jar or other air-tight container Preparation ——————————————————————— 1. Rinse your carrots, celery and beet under cold water. Dry them with paper towels. 2. Place your pitcher under the juicer’s spout so it will collect the juice. 3. If you’re using organic carrots, go ahead and begin juicing by pushing them down the chute. If they’re not organic, then you’ll want to start by peeling them before you begin juicing.4. Add the entire celery stalk with the leaves to the juicer. 5. You can choose to add the entire beet root and greens in the juicer, but the greens will make your juice bitter. Kristina recommends removing the greens from the beet by cutting off the stem near the root. 6. If you’re using an organic beet, go ahead and add it to the juicer. If it’s not organic, you’ll want to peel it first. 7. Use your stirring spoon to stir the carrot, celery and beet juice together. 8. Pour the juice from the pitcher into a drinking glass and serve. Try using a martini shaker filled with ice to serve the juice chilled. 9. Also, try to drink your freshly-squeezed juice within …

Correct information: 3 organic carrots and 1 organic green apple to make 1 glass about 8 oz juice I got this information from Gerson® Basics workshop: gerson.org If you are interested, you can buy a book, Healing the Gerson Way, or buy their home package, Gerson Therapy Home Package (6 Shipping Items) (3 Books & 3 DVD’s). I have the home package, and I like it because I read very slowly, and the DVDs help me a lot. If you want to know more information, please visit: gerson.org This video is for share information and educational purposes only. It has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Riku and Sora eats some veges. I grew the wheatgrass from wheatberries bought at wholefoods in bulk. It was about for a small bag. Made me a weeks worth of wheat grass and the guinea pigs loved it. The carrot is organic carrot peeled and chopped up. Carrots seem to be Riku’s favorite food. Sora enjoys watermelons more though. They both enjoy eating the wheat grass too.

VegBoxMenu : What’s in the Box Episode 1 – The first fresh organic carrot & orange juice with ginger of the year.

The always legendary Captain Raw makes a juice and talks about Jade and JC:) Organic juicing carrots plus Celery makes a delicious juice and will be the key to making Captain Raws night tonight:) CaptaiN Raw over and out:)

discussion of raw/ living food for athletes and a vegan vs animal diet plus video of making raw organic juice- carrot, celery, wheatgrass, tomatoe, lemon, herbs and apple!

www.juiceupyourlife.tv http Raw Food Weight Loss * Vegetable Juice Recipes * Raw Vegetable Diet * Free Juicer Recipes * Vegetable Juicing * Visit my STORE for Juicers & more! The Lifesaver Vegetable Juice * I ngredients * — 1 bunch Collard Greens — 1 bunch Cilantro — 1 bunch Parsley (flat leaf) — 1 bunch Red Chard — 1 bunch Mustard Greens — 2 Carrots* — 1 Tomato — 1 Cucumber* *unpeeled if organic, peeled if inorganic www.rawfoodlife.com