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 Originally Posted by DharmaGirl
Congrats on your purchase, TVillemom! I love, love, love my Omega 8500
I've done ice cream in it alot, but not nut butters.... do you have to dehydrate the almonds/cashews? and if so, why? you can't just soak them and run them thru the juicer?
Linda, do you dehydrate your cashews? Just curious....
I love how easy it is to clean, too..... a great juicer, HIGHLY recommended!!!
Have fun juicing!!!
I dehydrate my nuts because I read it here that this has to been done. Also, you can store it much longer when it's dry. I think you would have to eat it up within a few days if you leave it wet. For this reason, I haven't tried it wet.
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Thanks for the info, Linda1970.... Will remember that when making nut butter in a couple of weeks!!!
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 Originally Posted by Linda1970
Congratulations on having your Omega! I really love it too. I also just recently made the ice cream and just can't believe how quick & easy it is. It takes a fraction of the time spent when using FP. It's really worth $200. My cashew butter came out perfectly, in less than 1 minute.
$200??!!?!?
Where in the world did you get it for $200?!?!? I've only seen them for about $300 and up!
Patti Ortiz
"A Jackie of All Trades..."
civil engineer/dog owner/chef/drag racer a.k.a. "Hot Wheelz"/mechanic/artist/seamstress/drama queen/etc, etc, etc.
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 Originally Posted by portiz
$200??!!?!?
Where in the world did you get it for $200?!?!? I've only seen them for about $300 and up! 
http://www.2-life.com/site/
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I got my 8003 at 2-life as well, with a coupon and free shipping, it was $195. Way more than I ever expected to pay for a juicer (of course, it does so much more), but less than anywhere else I found, especially with the free shipping!
Izzy
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BTW, the Omega is supposed to be a vegetable chopper/dicer also. I can't quite wrap my head around that one. Has anyone tried it? Seems like they'd be "mushed" more so than chopped/diced.
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 Originally Posted by adiamond
I got my 8003 at 2-life as well, with a coupon and free shipping, it was $195. Way more than I ever expected to pay for a juicer (of course, it does so much more), but less than anywhere else I found, especially with the free shipping!
Izzy
soooo...whats the coupon? :) was it like a code? i currently have a breville, which is fine for juicing - and for the $25 price tag on amazon)...that's about all it does. but now that i am beginning to do more and more RAW (not 100% there yet) I find that buying the recommended appliances eases the transition. I would like to do the ice creams and nut butters...consistency is key. plus, i hear it is not only versatile but cleaning is quick and easy...i just gasp at having to spend another $200-$300 on the appliance. I think this will be the last one I need though, so it shouldn't be so bad...but thank you for the info!~
I just saw where you give them your email address and they send you a coupon code!! Thanx again!!
Patti Ortiz
"A Jackie of All Trades..."
civil engineer/dog owner/chef/drag racer a.k.a. "Hot Wheelz"/mechanic/artist/seamstress/drama queen/etc, etc, etc.
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