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  1. #1
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    Default Jack la Laine juicer

    Hello!!

    Has anyone bought and used the Jack La Lane juicer? I saw an Informercial about the wonders and the power of this juicer and I am so interested. Matter of fact Kohl's department store which is 2 miles from my home actually has one and they are selling it for 100.

    Any feedback before I spend 100 on a juicer? Thanks much and peace.
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    I have the power juicer...I think you find that a lot of people in here have a whole variety (omega, champion,etc.) I like jack's power juicer; so far so good. I switched to it from my old one solely because I desired a wider chute..now I just put my fruits and veggies in whole...on the infomercial it was said to produce less pulp than most commercial brands...honestly I really can't tell a difference in that department...but I have not had any problems to date (had it for 3 years so far). I will probably get something later on for wheatgrass specifically, but for now, I am satisfied with my power juicer...it is a time saver; and cleanup is simple......

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    Default I like mine...

    While I know I'm not the authority on the subject seeing as how it's the first and only juicer I've ever owned, it has served me well over the last year.

    I have had moments where I was juicing kale and the motor seemed a little strained, but it hasn't affected the function of the juicer in any way. It's done so well that I find myself wondering if I'll ever bother spending more for an expensive fancy juicer, if it ever goes out on me I'll probably just replace it with the same thing.

    I am curious to know what the difference is between this and the more expensive ones, I hope someone else can clue us in.

    Beth

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    I was going to get one, but I heard from several people that some sort of newer model that is out is not as high quality as the old ones used to be...so I would watch out for that.

  5. #5
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    I use the Jack La Lane juicer and I love it it is easy to clean and has juiced everything that I need juiced except wheat grass. My sister has the champion and she says it is so hard to clean that it take awhile to do all the gears.
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    I've had my JL Power Juicer for 1 yr and 2 months and have not had problems like breakage or anything. The only concern I have is I can't juice wheatgrass effectively. All thin and wavy greens have to be bunched into a ball. Better yet best to do it with solids like celery. Overall, I love it........I jsut hate cleaning it.

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    Default Jack LaLane

    I had the Juiceman and gave it up when I got my Jack LaLane. To me the JL was easier to use and easier to clean up. But both worked fine, honestly.

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    we like ours... had it a about a year or so now. used to use it a LOT and for some reason lost the habit. my "not that interested in raw" hubby-type started reading Real World - Raw Food and saw a few juices he wanted to try... it has not been put away since!

    it is a bit of a ***** to clean, but does a great job for the price. greens can be a bit of a problem, but for apples, pears, carrots and the like it works great.

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    I also have the JL juicer and I LOVE IT!!!!! It's not terribly hard to clean and does exactly what I need it to do!!! It's awesome! Good luck!

  10. #10

    Default Jack Lalane...

    I bought a more expensive model-which I love...but I wish I would have bought his...just to give him the money. Maybe I'll buy one for a gift. He -and the "Juiceman"-who I have owned a few) have done a lot to educate others regarding juicing.

    cheers to them both..
    Lana

    PS...If you ever get a chance to check out his show on espn...it's his classic exercize show from maybe the 60's...Jack was way ahead of his time.

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