Cost of Juice Feasting?

[delmar]

how about cactus?

[delmar]

p.s. YOU are VERY fortunate to live where you live. BUT we are all not as fortunate. I would LOVE to move to an environment where I could forage, garden and breathe fresh air but that costs money and money is what I DO NOT have!

So are you committed to staying in Phoenix? There are many areas of the US with a much lower cost of living and plenty of green.

[walnutty]

No, I HATE Phoenix. But moving costs money and a lot of it! I don't have any money. My income is $600 a month.

[walnutty]

how about cactus?

Because I live in the city, the only cactus I see is in a private yard, a park or on private property. I live quite a ways from the edge of the city where cactus would grow wild. I had to give up my car to go raw, so I can't get to the edge of the city. Even if I had a car, I couldn't afford the gas.

My situation is quite horrible...

[Traceyraw]

When I was juicing " going to start again soon" I found carrots, apples, and celery are inexpensive and with ginger happen to be my favorite juices. Combined with kale or spinach for greener drinks.

My Publix has a 50 lb bag of organic carrots for $25. Thats alot of juice. I love carrot apple in the am. Greener juice in the afternoon.

I would definitely talk to your produce manager to see if you can get some deals.

When are you starting. I need to get back on the wagon so I would love to have juicing buddy.

[walnutty]

I found carrots, apples, and celery are inexpensive...

Organic celery and organic apples are quite expensive here in Phoenix. Since these two produce items
are on the "dirty dozen" list for pesticides I wouldn't want to juice or even eat non-organic.

Juice goes directly into the blood stream, so I believe that the produce a person juices needs to be
organic or they could actually be damaging their health.

Traceyraw, I will let you know when I am ready to get started. It might be awhile, but I will let you know!