flogger
Jan 29 2004, 4:46 pm
anybody know the score with these?
some old bloke advertises this contraption at stupid times of the day..on various channels
seems like a good idea though..to get healthy for summer..fcuk winter.
just bung the fruit in the fcuker and bob's ur uncle..
anybody recommend or not?
Power Juicerta
f.
noddy
Jan 29 2004, 4:53 pm
only if used in combination with a george foreman grill and a power cooker...
you need never use the hob again!!!
pootle
Jan 29 2004, 5:03 pm
Hey I know a some Toytowners with a goergeforman grill...
They any good?
P
fusilli
Jan 29 2004, 5:06 pm
My brother has the power juicer. at first he used it all the time, now it's only used to make strange made up cocktails. Foreman grill is great! Really damn good burgers.
Tallicame
Jan 29 2004, 5:06 pm
I have never used this particular juicer but back home we have one and it is really good. In the summer especially, the only thing is the one we have it is a bugger to clean. I would recommend them though.
they're good for fatty stuff like sausages and bacon but thats about all.
I find it drys the meat out too much, ...although if you balance the legs up you can make it flat...
Will try that and let you know! Although I still reckon your best off with one of those griddle pans...
Oh and the george foremans great for toasted sarnies too if you dont have a proper sandwich toaster!
mdfbayern
Jan 29 2004, 5:11 pm
110 v or 240v - ??? Wouldn't want the last thing you heard to be a loud bang !
Big C
Jan 29 2004, 5:18 pm
I love the way the site has blatantly stolen the buttons and style of Amazon.
beans
Jan 29 2004, 5:41 pm
I personally prefer the good old fashioned crock pot.
You put a good portion of meat in, make sure the sauce is right, oh, I must say here, choose those meats and sauces carefully, they need to blend well and don't do the (americans know this) can of soup thing. It's gotta be a real gravy, hand made makes a difference. Then, enjoy the meal!
Bon appetite!
L
Grinner
Jan 29 2004, 5:46 pm
I got one of these Goerge Formby grills...
Turned out nice...

Can't give advice on the Juicer,
But from the amount that are on sale on ebay.de
they cant be all they are cracked up to be.
Probly
Showem
Jan 29 2004, 11:01 pm
Get one flogger, and we can do a juice test. See if it really pumps out so much more juice to make it worth the 139 or whatever they are charging here. Mine cost 30 Euros or so and it does a decent enough job, but I have no comparison.
I just checked some specs and wow! The thing weighs 7 Kilos! If you don't get fit from drinking the juice, you'll get fit from lifting it up and down off the countertop.
randy
Jan 29 2004, 11:23 pm
Fresh juice is wonderful, man. Just don't make the mistake of downing a glass of veggie and then a glass of fruit at the same time.
pootle
Jan 30 2004, 10:00 am
QUOTE
Just don't make the mistake of downing a glass of veggie and then a glass of fruit at the same time.
Sorry, postings like this just want to make me ask why??
Whats going to happen?
P
noddy
Jan 30 2004, 10:21 am
seemingly the gases react in your stomach and you slowly swell but the gas can't escape because the acids in the citrus have caused your schpincter (sp?) muscles to cramp and you eventually rupture your spleen and start ozzing fuity/veggie bile out through your pores...
Showem
Jan 30 2004, 10:40 am
What crap. I hope you don't all actually believe this.
MysteryMan
Jan 30 2004, 10:42 am
Sounds plausible to me
Jimbo
Jan 30 2004, 10:44 am
I've actually seen it happen - horrible it was...this vegetarian had a glass of OJ and literally melted in front of me...
Katrina
Jan 30 2004, 10:57 am
I bought a juicer from Tchibo, it was quite cheap and I used it for a bit then gave it Herr Indoor's mum who now uses it to make jams and jellies from the stuff in her garden (she makes great jam btw).
Must admit that juice is not as healthy as you would think because you are missing out on the fibre by juicing. You will feel fuller for longer by actually eating the fruit instead and it is very easy to drink a lot of calories without realising/feeling full.
I don't need a George though, I have one of those cast-iron Le Creuset griddle pans, does the job extremely well and would also be effective as a weapon/weight training device.

Katrina
PS Don't bother trying to use a juicer to get mango juice though, the things have too much fibrous flesh for it to work on a home machine. Melons work well though.
noddy
Jan 30 2004, 10:59 am
no really showem, there was this guy in brothers year at college whose sister was going out with a guy that it happened to!!!
he had to have reconstuctive surgery on his intestines... still has to eat through a tube...
don_riina
Jan 30 2004, 11:02 am
QUOTE
Le Creuset griddle pans
Thank god for somebody with some sense. Proper quality kitchen goods, not some piece of TV shop tat peddled and sponsored by an aging nobody.
George bloody foremans crap grill thing. What a load of absolute bosh.
Malcolm Spudbury
Jan 30 2004, 11:02 am
Surely it only happens if you "overdo" it though. I doubt you're going to cause your guts to burst open, John Hurt style, simply by drinking a glass of carrot juice followed by a glass of orange juice...
Katrina
Jan 30 2004, 11:26 am
Le Creuset are the best. My parents got 2 pans as a wedding gift. They are still using them regularly and have been married for 44 years this year. Fantastic stuff.
randy
Jan 30 2004, 11:57 am
Don't know about a ruptured spleen, but I'm positive it's possible. From my own experience:
- "Hey honey, this juicer you bought makes some rockin' stuff!"
- *assembles assorted veggies, and juices a 12oz glass*
- downs the concoction - "aahhh, that's delicious in this 105 degree desert heat!"
- "Hmm...bet some fruits would be super, too!"
- *assorted fruits: oranges, bananas, kiwis, apple, etc.*
- "Ahhh! What an excellent purchase!"
- *10 minute interlude*
- *Sudden onslaught of excrutiating constipation*
- *15 minutes of pure hell - frantic screams for help turning to weak murmers for Mommy*
- *Sudden rush to the toilet*
- *2 minutes of the sound of a couple gallons of milk being poured into the toilet bowl from a height of about 3 feet*
- *Extreme Nirvana-like relief - body nearly leaves earth orbit from the lightened load*
Well, I guess for any pleasure there must be pain first. Or is that only a German saying?
flogger
Jan 30 2004, 12:06 pm
no pain no gain.
Katrina
Jan 30 2004, 12:20 pm
QUOTE
*Sudden onslaught of excrutiating constipation*
Erm no. Not seeing as you describe diarrhoea in rest of the post.
Yes I am picky.
randy
Jan 30 2004, 12:26 pm
Erm yes, seeing as how I couldn't go to the bathroom for a period even if I tried...
Big C
Jan 30 2004, 1:24 pm
surely that's because your male ???
MysteryMan
Jan 30 2004, 1:35 pm
QUOTE
Yes I am picky.
Oh that's all right then, as long as you are aware of it it won't annoy anybody
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