Jack Lalanne Power Juicer Guide

Which Juicer Should I Buy?

mrjuicer — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:48:18 +0000

I vote for the Champion juicer too. It’s about $200 and will last a long time. I still use it every year for my passover horseradish. In the 1980’s I was on a carrot juice fast and was borrowing a friends centrifugal type Omega. When she needed it back is when I bought my Champion. I was halfway through a 50 lb. bag of carrots when I changed machines.

The juice yield with the Champion was way more, and of a richer, sweeter, and darker quality. Under really heavy use 50 lb./wk for a year and a half, the motor did wear out and was an easy home replacement.

I recommend using California carrots and chill them very thoroughly before juicing.

Jack LaLanne’s Power Juicer Elite

mrjuicer — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 18:05:46 +0000

Get the most out of your fruit, vegetables, nuts and soy with the incredibly handy Jack LaLanne’s Power Juicer Elite. The smooth operation and versatility have made this machine a valued item in many households.

Jack Lalanne Power Juicer Details You Need To Know

mrjuicer — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:30:21 +0000

Want a quick and easy way to get your daily servings of fruit? The Jack LaLanne Power Juicer uses fruits and vegetables as a whole, making slicing, dicing and peeling unnecessary. Patented technology means up to 30% more juice than other juicers on the market, with little waste and more nutrients.

Jack LaLanne’s Power Juicer Features:

* Extra-large feeder lets you use the whole fruit, even the skin
* Special patented Extraction technology gives you up to 30% more juice than other juicers using the same amount of fruit
* Super-sized detachable pulp container
* Surgical-quality stainless steel blade
* Built-in safety features
* Whisper-quiet 3600 RPM motor with lifetime warranty
* Weighs 15.5 lbs
* 250 watts
* Fast cleanup and dishwasher safe
* Includes Jack LaLanne’s Secrets of Power Juicing and Recipes for Healthy Living
* Model No. JLPJ

This juicer is awesome! You can juice whole fruits! I love to combine carrots, apples, and ginger. It is very easy to use, has a quiet motor, and you get a lot of juice. You can even use the pulp that is collected and use it to make muffins.

The only downsize is that you have to clean the machine right away. I guess I would rather deal with that and be able to control the ingredients in my juice.

source:walmart.com