[quote]entheogens wrote:
Oh, are the juicers mentioned capable of juicing wheatgrass?[/quote]
Doubt it. The only ones that do grass are the slow geared, auger bladed, crushing units like the Green Machines. They’re expensive ($500+) but they don’t “cook” the juice with high speed blades.
The manual that came with my jack lalanne juicer says you can juice wheatgrass with it. I have yet to try the grass from my yard though, but I am very excited.
The Jack Lalanne is good I keep the pulp and add eggs for an omlette/pancakes. Dont throw the pulp its natures goodness.
I juiced a bag of carrots and some broccoli one morning like 32oz’s wow my shit was a rainbow.
[quote]Master Ninja wrote:
The manual that came with my jack lalanne juicer says you can juice wheatgrass with it. I have yet to try the grass from my yard though, but I am very excited.[/quote]
It will be a very fulfilling experience.
why would you want to juice grass?
Am I missing something here?
I bought a Breville juicer off of Amazon for 99.00 and it works just fine. Retail its like 149. I primarily juice kale, spinach, sometimes broccoli. Adding an apple or two will definitely help it all taste better…
[quote]MNguns wrote:
why would you want to juice grass?
Am I missing something here?[/quote]
Because I turn into the green Giant when I juice it.