Manual Juicer

[Michael]

Bruce I was wondering if You had this kind of juicer. I remember You saying You used something to make orange juice. If so how do You like it? I use a lot of lemons for salad dressing, for in my water and marinating fish. I squeeze them by hand but the seeds tend to fall in whatever I'm squeezing them into.


www.amazon.com/Stainless-Manual-Squeezer-Vegetable-Kitchen/dp/B0869GK7S7?ref_=s9_apbd_onr_hd_bw_b4awk&pf_rd_r=DR8VXMY93ARV0PTZ40N7&pf_rd_p=1bb214b4-7647-5f91-88e6-d296b23b8dc2&pf_rd_s=merchandised-search-5&pf_rd_t=BROWSE&pf_rd_i=1095338

[Bruce Tackett]

I have one like this:



But I really like the looks of the one you've linked to. It looks heavy duty and easier to squeeze. I also like that the juice automatically goes into a receptacle. I'm gonna get it.

I don't recommend an electric reamer. I had one and it worked great, but it took longer to clean the damn thing than it did to make juice. And if I was going to make a bunch of juice, I'd have to stop and clean it after every two oranges. With solid steel hand squeezers all you have to do is to run it under hot water when you're done.

[Bruce Tackett]

Actually, I like the looks of this one even better:

www.amazon.com/HotMall-US-Stainless-Machine-Juicers-Kitchen/dp/B07ZQBRSVG/ref=psdc_1095338_t5_B0869GK7S7

[Michael]

Thanks, Bruce. I think I'm going to get one of those. I do like the one You posted.

[Bruce Tackett]

I just ordered the one you posted, Michael. The one I liked is unavailable, but the one I ordered will do the job just as well. I like the looks of it.

[pierinifitness]

I remember when I was into juicing, how many years ago I can't remember.  Did lots of shopping trying to find out the "best" juicer out there and this one came up more than once.  I never bought it.

I think it was the creation Norman Walker, an earlier-generation juicer.  I had his book at one time.

www.norwalkjuicers.com/product/norwalk-juicer-model-290-build-it-your-way/

[Michael]

I ordered it also Bruce.

[MBS]

Apr 16, 2020 0:24:04 GMT pierinifitness said:

I remember when I was into juicing, how many years ago I can't remember.  Did lots of shopping trying to find out the "best" juicer out there and this one came up more than once.  I never bought it.

I think it was the creation Norman Walker, an earlier-generation juicer.  I had his book at one time.

www.norwalkjuicers.com/product/norwalk-juicer-model-290-build-it-your-way/

I was big into juicing in the 90’s. Have all his books. 



I have a Norwalk juicer. Bought it in 1996. Built to last. Weighs about 65 lbs. very expensive ,but I wanted the best. I don’t juice much these days, but still use the grinding side of the juicer to shred and purée vegetables. Works as good as the day I bought it. 

[Bruce Tackett]

Apr 16, 2020 1:19:08 GMT Michael said:

I ordered it also Bruce.

We ought to start a club.

[Michael]

Apr 16, 2020 5:03:34 GMT Bruce Tackett said:

Apr 16, 2020 1:19:08 GMT Michael said:

I ordered it also Bruce.

We ought to start a club.

What would we call it? Can Pierini and Henry join?

[pierinifitness]

When I was juicing, one of my favorites was treating myself to a Green 3 cocktail.

Beet juice was hard to take a liking to. There's a beet juice book out that was co-authored by someone named Pierini, no known relationship.

www.amazon.com/Beet-Odds-Nathan-S-Bryan/dp/0988813505

[Michael]

I did do a little juicing in the past but I much rather make a smoothie with fruit and vegetables. I use lemons a lot now. I just wanted the hand one because the seeds are always falling in whatever I'm squeezing the lemon into. I like using lemons for salad dressing mixed with tahini or avocado and spices.

[Bruce Tackett]

I just want to be able to easily squeeze my morning oranges and then rinse the squeezer off under hot water.

[Michael]

Apr 17, 2020 14:35:18 GMT @h4wkwind said:

You can always use a strainer to catch the pits.

Good idea Henry, Thanks!