JUICING?

Or should I get a Nutribullet? THis is a cheaper investment than a big juicer. Anyone try one?

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• I bought one, and it's changed the way I eat. I was already a vegetarian, but now I'm mostly a juicetarian! I only eat maybe one solid meal a day; the rest is juice. I make bunch once a week and freeze it. That way, I don't have to clean the juicer every day. Buy a good one. I initially bought a cheap Black and Decker model, but it broke after a week. I splurged and bought a Breville. It was worth it. The motor is stronger, plus it gets more juice out of the vegetable than the cheaper model, so it ultimately pay for itself.

• If you are new to this get the Nutribullet. If you're still using it in a few months, get a Breville. Personally, I like the Blendtec (which I have) and even something like the Nutribullet, because you get ALL of the fiber in the fruits and vegetables. I have a Breville as well, but I mostly use the Blendtec, unless I just want a pure juice.. Carrot, for example. You can't get carrot juice from a Nutribullet / Blendtec / Vitamix.

• A friend just got the Nutribullet and loves it. I can't wait.

• I agree with R2. Go with something like a Nutribullet, Blendtec, or Vitamix. I have a Nutribullet and I couldn't be happier with it. And only $100.

• you must poop less if all you primarily consume is juice...

• Acme, worth the money.

• It's better to eat whole fruit than fruit juice, so forget it.

  FIBER

• Don't juice. That is so 20 years ago. You want to use the WHOLE food and get more nutrition and fiber. Buy a Vitamix. I did last week and it is amazing.

• Vitamix or Blendtec. Juicing is over.

• Well, it's better than a margaritaville.

• This headline on Gawker made me laugh yesterday: [quote]January 23, 2013 – Expensive "whole-food juicers" chop produce "into a high-fiber drink." Not to be confused with blenders, which they are.

• Love my Nutribullet. It's fantastic. I use it everyday. So easy to clean. And it does a great job of pulverizing my fruits and veggies.

• [quote]you must poop less if all you primarily consume is juice... And if you use a Blendtec, Nutribullet, or Vitamix, you will poop more than ever.

• juicing? juice is mother nature's way of getting you to eat the whole fruit/vegetable. you'll be throwing away the bulk of where the nutrients are at including your money.

• OMG! Juicing is the hottest new trend!!! EVERYBODY is doing it!!!

  The%20Gays

• Wasn't juicing meant for those who physically could not chew?

• Juicing is a GREAT way to add a lot of sugar to your diet.

• I have a Vitamix. When I feel like juice I blend all the vegetables (I don't do fruit juice since it's FULL of sugar) and then strain what is essentially a smoothie with a milk nut bag. The nut bag is easier to clean than any juicer. I get perfect green juice this way.

• [quote]Juicing is a GREAT way to add a lot of sugar to your diet. AND you avoid all that annoying fiber and those nutrients!

• Have giant, long poops thanks to my Nutribullet

  Satisfied%20Customer.

• Yeah, I don't get it. I'd rather eat the whole fruit. I keep reading it's better for you.

• Juicing is gay slang for drinking piss.

• bitch please

• I got a Ninja - Kale, Spinach, frozen strawberries, 1 cup egg whites and a lil cranberry all day long. So good.

• I was looking to jump in a few weeks ago when Macys had them on sale but I was turned off by how much vegetables just one cup needs to make a full cup. Not only is it expensive, but if you're not going to go organic (even more expensive), the whole thing is pointless as you just take in all the toxins from the non-organic products.

• My sister has the Ninja. It is not in the same league as the Vitamix. It leaves uneven chunks. I find it very unsatisfactory in chopping vegetables, too. If I put an opinion in, half of it will be over-processed watery mush and the other half will be under-processed big pieces of onion.

• If you want to drink vegetables why not have a V8 and skip the hassle?

• V8 is 90% fruit juice (tomatoes) and isn't fresh. I throw in kale, celery, cucumber, ginger, parsley and apple and a lime.

• That's exactly what I put in my Vitamix, R28. Then I strain it to get the juice. Most of the time I do green smoothies.

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• "My sister has the Ninja. It is not in the same league as the Vitamix. It leaves uneven chunks." Is that a Ninja with just the large blending container, R26? I bought a Ninja that has the large container (with multiple food-processor style blades), and two single-serve containers with conventional blender blades. I haven't used the large container for anything yet, but I've been really impressed with the single-serve ones. Comparing my smoothies to the ones from Jugo Juice (where they use heavy-duty Vitamix machines), I think mine are just as smooth, with less blending time, at a quarter of the Vitamix price. (The Ninja won't stand up to the same use, of course, but my blending needs are pretty simple.)

• I regretfully did not buy a Vitamix to save money and now I regret it. I bought a cheaper version and it's now sitting on my baker's rack because it sucks.

• What did you buy, R31?

• [quote]Then I strain it to get the juice. What a moroon.

• I use the smaller blending container as well on the ninja I have had zero issues - it will turn frozen strawberries, raw kale, spinach and egg whites into a amazing tasting smoothing I drink through a straw..no chunks here.