Best Juicer Ever!
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| August 20, 2010
In Coffee and Convo
I have found the perfect juicer.
My friend Scott first turned me onto the joys of this antique glass juicer when he showed me how to make his marvelous margaritas.
I immediately started looking for one just like his in antique stores and thrift shops. Then I remembered Ebay. I've only purchase a few things over the years on Ebay, so I wasn't particularly sure I could find one at my price level there, either. But I did! In fact with shipping and handling I only paid about $10 for my juicer.
Since then I have seen several in my forays into antique stores, all for under $20. I'm pretty sure these juicers were extremely common once upon a time and there are probably scores out there. If you find yourself juicing lots of citrus, it's definitely worth the investment. Now I'm looking for a fancy one in my price range. I'm so enthralled, I might just start a juicer collection.
What kind of juicer do you use?
Comments
From mensjeans - August 23, 2010
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From Crystal Bridal Jewelry - August 23, 2010
This is a good juicer and I always like to make juice at home as only this homemade juices have no preservatives.Yes this is common juicer but it is the best one.
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From Martha in KS - August 21, 2010
That is exactly like my juicer. It was my mom’s & I love it. No need for a fancy-schmancy electric one unless you make lots of juice. I must admit that I’m drawn to the one that Guy Fieri uses - similar to the Amco Enameled Aluminum Lemon Squeezer. It’s only $8.48 on Amazon.