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  1. #1
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    Default Juicer suggestions?

    I'm thinking of getting a new juicer. I have a cheap old one from Meijers.....I have to cut things up to nothing to fit it the chute. I see Alissa has one called Breville Juice fountain......any thoughts? I can't spend a ton of money. My husband still hasn't gotten over the price of the Vitamix!!!!!
    Kristi

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    Hi Kristi,
    I am also thinking of getting the Breville. I love that you can put whole fruit into it. Kirk also has one and said that he likes it. I believe I am going to get one soon. The cheapest I found was $90. I love my juicer but having to cut stuff up beforehand is a real deteriant from juicing. I guess I am lazy!
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    I have a juiceman and a champion - I use the juiceman daily because it is lightweight and easy for me to manuever. I use the champion for fruit ice cream and sometimes juicing when my husbnd goes through his moment, I bought that juicer cause YOU wanted it.

    I have also seen the Jack LaLane in action, very powerful and efficient. Juiceman and Jack LaLane are less than $200 - like 159 or so. Champion is 239 or so - I think.

    Michelle at www.fromsadtoraw.com has a comparrison of two juicers on her website that you may want to use as part of your research.

    Be Blessed in Your Comings and Your Goings

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    Hi Sweet Lips
    Do you have to cut the fruit up very small in order to juice in your juicers?
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    Hi Kristi & Rawjojo,

    Just thought I'd let you know that the main reason I desided to get the Breville was the size of the chute ( it measures 3 inches across ). I like that feature cause I'm a little on the lazy side too.

    kirk
    ?love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control"

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    I love my Jack LaLanne juicer. I also have a Champion, but hardly use it at all.

    Edda

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    Thanks everyone!!!!
    Kristi

    http://www.alissacohen.com/process_kristi.html
    needs updated and the blogging isn't active on this part. I've met that goal and started new goals! It's a lot of history though....

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