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I am Domo-Kun, hear me Roooaaaarrrrrrr!!!
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Looking for decent Juicer/Smoothie maker
Heya, was hoping people here could direct me to a decent contraption that would act as both a juicer and smoothie maker. I really need to eat more fruits, (five a day and all) and I have tried the Innocent smoothies but far too expensive and dont really think they are as good as people make them out to be.
Also would be a good way to get my two girls to drink more healthy stuff compared to the junk they put in juice nowadays, caprisun,(pure)juice etc. First hand experiences would be very helpful. |
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Bought a cheapo blender one on sale for the restaurant (was £29.99) from Debenhams, it was noisy and after a week's use it started to leak - that base of the container (with the blades) comes off and the seal would wear down over use.
In the end, went to Selfridges and bought one for £109.99. Absolute gem. Materials are thick and sturdy. Runs REALLY quiet (unlike the one mentioned above), and has 5 speed settings. Can't recall the brand name, I'll check tomorrow and get back to you on it.
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Thanks alot proplus, thats really handy considering I work in Selfridges. It must be a good juicer/smoothie maker considering you use it in your restaurant, so is open to more wear and tear than it would receive in a household environment.
Thanks again. |
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Originally Posted by uchiha_itachi
This new one is really sturdy, the base itself is very heavy with good rubber 'feets' so pushing it across the marble bar top is an effort.
I make about 50 fresh fruit drinks out of it every day, when someone orders one their friends tend to order another, so after making each drink I have to rwash and rinse it immediately to make another. We originally wanted it break ice for drinks, this baby cuts the ice so far the ice becomes slush.
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I am Domo-Kun, hear me Roooaaaarrrrrrr!!!
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Originally Posted by Proplus
You are making my mouth water.... Funnily enough my obsession with getting a juicer was after visiting a restaurant in birmingham and decided to go with a freshly sqeezed apple juice. When I tasted it I couldn't believe how good a freshly sqeezed apple juice tasted compared to even your top of the line apple juice from supermarkets.
I was pretty much sold after that. Awaiting the name of the juicer. |
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I am Domo-Kun, hear me Roooaaaarrrrrrr!!!
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Originally Posted by FEAR
We use that one at work, to make smoothies, it is a real heavy duty industrial one. I think its a bit much for home use.
btw, thanks for the help proplus! |
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