Jack LaLanne Power Juicer

Jack LaLanne Power Juicer: Juicing Couture (168 words)
by - written on 17/04/08 (Useful, 357 readings)
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This is a pretty good juicer as they go. It's easier to clean out than most of them, you can just remove the pulp bucket and recycle or chuck out the leftover pulp, then stick all the dirty bits in the dishwasher! Easy as pie. The juicer comes with an excellent juice recipe book, with some tasty, energising and rather, em, interesting juices. It's a noisy thing, takes a bit of washing up if you have no dishwasher and its really quite bulky on the worksurface - do not buy this if you haven't any space in your kitchen for it. It takes up about the same amount of room as a food processor, if not more. An interesting use for the fruit pulp - give it to your small animals, my ...  Read the complete review

LIFE SAVING JUICER? (151 words)
by Heather from Manchester - written on 04/02/08
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Best juicer on the market, so easy to use, so easy to clean. Literally saved my daughters life as she needed blood transfusion after giving birth BUT opted for natural iron build up by drinking an Iron fuelled vegetable juice every morning ( beetroot, green veg & an apple to flavour) & a fruit juice in the afternoon. It took time to build up her blood count but it WORKED & no risk of contaminated plasma being pumped into her young body. WELL DONE Jack Lalanne! I have bought one for my other 2 daughters & myself...well worth every penny! It is perfect for any age, fully transportable, would go well in any kitchen, mobile home, caravan, ...  Read the complete review

Jack LaLanne Power Juicer: Well, mash my papaya and call me Betsy (873 words)
by - written on 06/08/09 (Very useful, 236 readings)
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(to the tune of Hallelujah - all together now) Well I heard there was a secret gourd That a smoothie filled, and it pleased the lord But you don't really care for fruit juice.. do ya? Well it squeezes that and slices this The pineapple chunks, the lemon bits The orange peel and apple pips are separated really quick.... in our juicer In our juicer Power Juicer In our Juicer Power Juicer Well you love your meat but you needed fruit This Jack Lelanne will mash beetroot But you don't want to liquidise vegetables or...do you? Well my Jack Lalanne's in the kitchen there And ...  Read the complete review

The Juicer by Which All Others Have Copied (4185 words)
by - written on 20/06/07 (Very useful, 2470 readings)
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Ten years ago when I first lived with healthy students who tried every appliance on the earth for a clean, healthy diet I was faced with keeping their old juicer appliance since they had moved away and had left the machine for someone else. “What a lovely thing to do,” you may think but there was more parts to the Kenwood juicer than met the eye and briefly the machine took far too long to juice as well as the prep time of cutting everything into little pieces to prevent the juicer from clogging. That was my last experience with a juicer. When I bought my Kenwood food processor and indeed when I bought my mum her Kenwood food processor, we both received a ...  Read the complete review

Jack LaLanne Power Juicer: Juiced up or Pulp fiction? (1305 words)
by - written on 05/02/06 (Very useful, 8147 readings)
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Hands up if you don’t know who Jack La Lanne is. No, me neither but apparently he is a legend in fitness circles across America since 1936. I have been watching the advert for the Jack La Lanne Power juice on various home shopping channels for years now and was always amazed by how easy to use and effective it looked. Jack La Lanne’s heady claims that regular juicing makes you look and feel younger may be a little far-fetched but the product itself looks impressive and he is in his 90‘s! After trying a cheap Cookworks Juicer that disintegrated in a week, despite much chopping I was finally convinced to spend the admittedly expensive fifty-five pound this cost me on ...  Read the complete review