Juices

[glad_2beme]

I have a Breville and my OJ is so yummy, it seems to be thicker that the old kind and has a frothy top.....

after saying that, I juiced tomatoes, and I was so disappointed. It was very thin and watery...I was shocked (stupid me) :rolleyes: because of the kind in the store I guess being so thick and tomatoey(lol)...what is your thoughts on this and how do I improve my tomato juice???

[FEELIN'GOOD]

Melissa,

I got the same dissapointing result- I was hoping for V-8 and I got Pink Froth 101 :eek:

My OJ is weird too... I rather just juice them manually.

I'll be anxious to hear any suggestions too... :D

[glad_2beme]

lol - pink froth 101.....exactly.....but I like the oj

[tglasco4]

Maybe I am not understanding. Are you saying you want the tomato juice to be frothy? Or do you want it to be thicker?

[glad_2beme]

I want it to be thicker.

[levamssg]

Most mornings I juice this combination, and it is a lot like v8 juice ...
tomato, carrot, celery, slice of red pepper, tiny bit of onion, slice of beet.

That is my basic. Sometimes I add some broccoli, zucchini, yellow or green peppers, whatever vege may be lurking in my fridge that needs using up.

cheers
terry

[Allison]

I think adding carrot to the tomato juice will give it the thickness you are looking for, and celery will give it some saltiness.

[tglasco4]

Oh ok. Thicker. I don't know how to do that. I like it thin myself. Allison seems to have the answer.:)

Peace.

Todd

[glad_2beme]

thanks for the input, I will try adding more things, just didn't want to "waste" even more produce, but I won't know until I try. So I will. Thanks again.

[Sharon in Colorado]

Try throwing the tomato in the blender with the rest of the juice.

[glad_2beme]

cool Sharon, thanks, I had just thought of that when I was in the kitchen...silly me