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Wheatgrass Juicers?

There's steam juicers, citrus juicers, centrifugal juicers, masticating juicers, twin auger juicers, and, yes, there are wheatgrass juicers, but should they be on this juicer page, or would it be more appropriate to include them with sprouting accessories?  Although featured in the "Wheat Grass" section of our site, these juicers could certainly be included with the other juicers shown here, and, in fact, they are.    

As for other specialty appliances, well ... consider, for example,  blenders, which also have juicing possibilities.  They too might be worth a look.


Pulp Fiction

It is common knowledge that pulp is the "garbage" part of juicing.  Right?

Wrong.  Pulp may be a by-product of juicing, and many people do discard it, but they may do so without realizing that there is much food value also going into the garbage.  Pulp is high in dietary fibre or roughage.  It can also contain many vital nutrients. 

Pulp can be used to thicken soups or casseroles, used in the making of carrot and apple or other flavored muffins, or be "layered" into lasagnes or similar dishes.  Fruit pulp might be used as ice cream toppings.  It could even be placed in a bowl, topped with a meringue and baked for a simple dessert.  There are many recipes available, including ones which will probably come with your juicer.  Check them out.  At the very least, pulps can be used as a mulching or composting material.

Healthy Juices

It may not always be possible or practical to juice all of the fruits and vegetables from which you would like to extract the juice.  For a quick glimpse at healthy alternatives, please visit...

Specialty Juices


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Finding the Right Juicer to Do the Right Job 

*     Steam Juicers     *     Citrus Juicers     *     Centrifugal Juicers     *
*     Masticating or Single Gear Juicers     *
*     Wheatgrass Juicers     *     Twin Gear Juicers     *

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Juices can be produced for fresh use or for jams and jellies that will go into your food storage. They can also be preserved as concentrates that, when properly stored, can give you access to natural, fresh-tasting fruit juices whenever you so desire.  Store-It foods has access to a wide variety of juicers, and that means you have ample choice in finding just the right one for your food storage needs.

Choose the right food storage tools for the right food storage tasks


More for the Money

Sometimes you're not exactly getting just a juicer when you're buying a juicer.  That seemingly contradictory statement refers to the fact that some juice extractors also have food processing capabilities.  Consider the Samson Family of Juicers

The Samson™® Masticating Juicer can be used as...

  • A Vegetable Juicer. Juice carrots, celery, all leafy greens, and much more.
  • A Fruit Juicer.  Juice oranges, apples, lemons, grapes, and much more.
  • A Wheatgrass Juicer.  Juice wheatgrass with ease and efficiency.  Produces very dry pulp.
  • A Mincer Grinder.  Mince meat and fish.  Grind seeds, coffee beans, and seasonings.
  • A Pasta Noodle Maker. Make pasta noodles with dough or steamed rice.  Thin, thick or flat shaped noodles.
  • Food Mill. Make frozen fruit sorbet.  Make fresh baby food with all of your favoritie fruits and vegetables.  Even make cookies and bread sticks with dough or steamed rice.

Space - Trip

Once it has been determined what type or types of juicers will best meet the needs of your home, it is best not to forget the imporance of the "unimportant" details relating to that new juice extractor.  For instance, what about the physical characteristics of your number one choice?  Consider the space it will be expected to occupy in your kitchen.  Will the juicer fit under that wall cupboard?  Does it have the potential of being too wide for that particular spot on the kitchen counter?

What about trips?  Will it be subject to frequent moves across the country, or even across the kitchen?  Does the presence of a carrying handle suddenly become a major asset, or does its existence mean absolutiely nothing?

These little things should certainly be considered. for they might have a major role to play in the potential usage or pontential NON-usage of that brand new kitchen appliance.