Juicer owners?

I'll look for it....really I almost am getting the impression after some web
searching that under 100.00 juicers may not be a good idea. ?

I wonder if the money wouldn't be better spent on a blender?

Have you done cabbage?

"jay" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Michael said:

Could anyone recommend a juicer that I can get new for say 60 bucks or
under
that they've been happy with?

I have an Acme..works really well. You can find them on eBay around your
budget amount.

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?query=acme+juicer&MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&ebaytag1=ebayreg&srchdesc=n&maxRecordsReturned=300&maxRecordsPerPage=50&SortProperty=MetaEndSort

Also, what model is your Acme?

I see the "supreme" model 6001 on Ebay....they look pretty robust.

Michael said:

Could anyone recommend a juicer that I can get new for say 60 bucks or under
that they've been happy with?

I need it for cabbage juice primarily.

Talk about a big waste. Cabbage doesn't contain a very high proportion
of juice relative to fiber... what's wrong with just eating cole
slaw... there are tons of interesting recipes. But you may have some
strange and obscure use for cabbage juice... I really don't want to
know about your invigorating, rejuvinating, pleasure heightening
enemas... you heard of Ponce De Leon, well meet his great, great, great
grandson Miguel and his search for the fountain of uncouth! LOL

Michael said:

Could anyone recommend a juicer that I can get new for say 60 bucks or under
that they've been happy with?

I have an Acme..works really well. You can find them on eBay around your
budget amount.

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?query=acme+juicer&MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&ebaytag1=ebayreg&srchdesc=n&maxRecordsReturned=300&maxRecordsPerPage=50&SortProperty=MetaEndSort

Michael said:

I'll look for it....really I almost am getting the impression after some web
searching that under 100.00 juicers may not be a good idea. ?

I wonder if the money wouldn't be better spent on a blender?

Have you done cabbage?

Yes, I have done cabbage. The Acme is powerful. It spins at enough rmp
to produce juice from sawdust. It is a around $200 new. Cabbage done
in a blender will be hacked cabbage.

Michael said:

Also, what model is your Acme?

I see the "supreme" model 6001 on Ebay....they look pretty robust.

Mine is a 6001.

Sheldon said:

Michael said:

Could anyone recommend a juicer that I can get new for say 60 bucks or under
that they've been happy with?

I need it for cabbage juice primarily.

Talk about a big waste. Cabbage doesn't contain a very high proportion
of juice relative to fiber... what's wrong with just eating cole
slaw... there are tons of interesting recipes. But you may have some
strange and obscure use for cabbage juice...

Yeah cabbage juice is not that good. I have juiced nearly everything.
The best is fresh apple juice or carrot juice. It is not inexpensive to
do fresh juice and the product does not hold well. And, if you don't buy
organic, you can get that large pesticide dose in a single gulp.

jay said:

Sheldon said:

Michael said:

Could anyone recommend a juicer that I can get new for say 60 bucks or under
that they've been happy with?

I need it for cabbage juice primarily.

Talk about a big waste. Cabbage doesn't contain a very high proportion
of juice relative to fiber... what's wrong with just eating cole
slaw... there are tons of interesting recipes. But you may have some
strange and obscure use for cabbage juice...

Yeah cabbage juice is not that good. I have juiced nearly everything.
The best is fresh apple juice or carrot juice. It is not inexpensive to
do fresh juice and the product does not hold well. And, if you don't buy
organic, you can get that large pesticide dose in a single gulp.

I use an organic olive juice extractor... Boodles 2ni... so at one
olive per it's slow, but you'll never get juiced better. hehe

Sheldon

Michael said:

I'll look for it....really I almost am getting the impression after some web
searching that under 100.00 juicers may not be a good idea. ?

I wonder if the money wouldn't be better spent on a blender?

Have you done cabbage?

My daughter and I were juicing some veggies one afternoon and our
inexpensive juicer literally exploded. Pieces of it hit her in the face
and drew blood. The spinning thing that shredded and extracted juice was
made of plastic. I contacted the company, they sent us a new one. With a
metal spinny thing. More upscale model. No more explosions.

Go for solid and strong. I've not done cabbage, but I have done herbs.
Worked ok, but needed to be cleaned often.

Pastorio

I have an ulcer.

Cabbage juice is supposed to be an excellent aid in it's healing.

OK? SHELDON?

Let me guess, your Mom almost named you Winslow.

Quoted message said:

Talk about a big waste. Cabbage doesn't contain a very high proportion
of juice relative to fiber... what's wrong with just eating cole
slaw... there are tons of interesting recipes. But you may have some
strange and obscure use for cabbage juice... I really don't want to
know about your invigorating, rejuvinating, pleasure heightening
enemas... you heard of Ponce De Leon, well meet his great, great, great
grandson Miguel and his search for the fountain of uncouth! LOL

Michael said:

I have an ulcer.

Cabbage juice is supposed to be an excellent aid in it's healing.

Utter nonsense and snake oil... you have an ulcer because you top post.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Talk about a big waste. Cabbage doesn't contain a very high proportion
of juice relative to fiber... what's wrong with just eating cole
slaw... there are tons of interesting recipes. But you may have some
strange and obscure use for cabbage juice... I really don't want to
know about your invigorating, rejuvinating, pleasure heightening
enemas... you heard of Ponce De Leon, well meet his great, great, great
grandson Miguel and his search for the fountain of uncouth! LOL

In article <[email hidden]>,

Sheldon said:

Michael said:

I have an ulcer.

Cabbage juice is supposed to be an excellent aid in it's healing.

Utter nonsense and snake oil... you have an ulcer because you top post.

<snork> That was funny.... ;-D

For stomach acid problems, I just take OTC zantac (Ranitidine generic).

Cheers!
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

IIn article <[email hidden]>, "Michael"

Quoted message said:

I have an ulcer.
Cabbage juice is supposed to be an excellent aid in it's healing.

G'day mate,

I suggest you see your quack and get a course of antibiotics. A
couple of blokes recently received a Nobel Prize for their [rather
old] discovery that stomach ulcers are mostly caused by a bacterium.

<quoting http://nobelprize.org/medicine/laureates/2005/press.html>
Press Release:
The 2005 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 3 October 2005

The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet has today decided to award

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for 2005

jointly to

Barry J. Marshall and J. Robin Warren

for their discovery of

"the bacterium Helicobacter pylori and its role in gastritis and
peptic ulcer disease"
</quoting>

I noticed that you referred to Prilosec in a subsequent post. This is
used to treat *heartburn*. See:
<http://www.prilosecotc.com/about.jsp>

Cheers, Phred.

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Phred said:

IIn article <[email hidden]>, "Michael"

Quoted message said:

I have an ulcer.
Cabbage juice is supposed to be an excellent aid in it's healing.

G'day mate,

I suggest you see your quack and get a course of antibiotics. A
couple of blokes recently received a Nobel Prize for their [rather
old] discovery that stomach ulcers are mostly caused by a bacterium.

<quoting http://nobelprize.org/medicine/laureates/2005/press.html>
Press Release:
The 2005 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 3 October 2005

The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet has today decided to award

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for 2005

jointly to

Barry J. Marshall and J. Robin Warren

for their discovery of

"the bacterium Helicobacter pylori and its role in gastritis and
peptic ulcer disease"
</quoting>

I noticed that you referred to Prilosec in a subsequent post. This is
used to treat *heartburn*. See:
<http://www.prilosecotc.com/about.jsp>

Actually Prilosec is not a heart/cardio medication, it is used to treat
*reflux*/GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease). "Heartburn" is not a
medical term... it's a layman's term (no different from "stomach ache"😉
used loosely to describe the various symptoms associated with excess
gastric acid. The burning sensation people describe is from gastric
acid backing up into the esophagus, is entirely unrelated to the heart.

Let's face it SHELDON.....you're just [censored] because
I jumped your dorkville [censored] and made fun of your nombre.

Ok Dudley?

And, of course you're wrong.

Prilosec or other PPI's are exactly what is prescribed, you idiot.

I won't be back to check your response, FYI.

Michael said:

I won't be back to check your response, FYI.

No loss, apparently.