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Juicer vs. blender

Kitchen & Food
By Lisa Maloney on October 31, 2012 in

Boxing match

Many juicers and blenders excel at predictable tasks like juicing and making smoothies, but high-end versions of these machines are being pushed further and further into multitasking territory.

For high-end blenders, this means more power and pitchers shaped to funnel food smoothly into the spinning blades. Among juicers, masticating models -- which use rotating augers or gears to slowly crush produce -- show the most multitasking ability. Some can even make foods like nut butter, pasta and baby food.

So which machine is a better investment? Consider how each appliance would fare in this head-to-head boxing match: Read more

Drink to your health: The verdict on juice and weight loss

Kitchen & Food
By Erin Renzas on January 16, 2012 in

Juice made from wheat grass.

Ever since Jack LaLanne and his Power Juicer popped into our late night infomercial programming, juicing your own fruits and vegetables has sounded like the perfect way to help shed a few of those extra pounds around the middle.

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Your main squeeze

Kitchen & Food
By Christine Frietchen on September 28, 2009 in

Juicy!
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