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When it comes to health and nutrition, most people like to believe they already know what’s best for their diets. There are so many yummy raw foods. Sashimi, cold smoked or cured fish is popular to eat as well as delicious. Raw goat cheese and sheep cheese can be used to top salads. Raw nuts and seeds can be ground up or eaten whole. Raw and dried fruit and vegetables can become fancy platters when hosting a party.


When it’s hot outside, gazpacho and cucumber raw soups can cool you down. Super-foods including raw meats (which includes cold smoked or cured meats), sprouted breads, bagels, and tortilla wraps can provide satisfying dinners and lunches. Last but not least, raw cakes, cookies, smoothies, ice-creams, alcoholic drinks, juices can be snacks or dessert. blenders can be used to make plenty of delicious things to eat and are extremely popular tools to use with raw foods.


Juicers are very helpful when creating raw food meals and snacks. Each type of juicer has advantages as well as disadvantages. Figuring out which one you need is easy if you learn what each type is for. A manual press style juicer extracts the juice out of fruit with pressure. It is shredded then the pulp is pressed further by hydraulics or pressure. Soft fruits are preferred by this method. Organic veggies and fruits are the best to use. Very important enzymes are intact in fresh juice which means it’s more beneficial to your whole-being.


Centrifugal juicers utilize a shredder or grater disc. They juice produce from the top down. The fruit or vegetable is pressed down a chute where it gets shredded, thereby releasing juice. Pulp stays inside the machine as the juice comes out. It is manually removed later after more fruit is juiced. This particular juicer works efficiently for juicing most fruits and vegetables. Centrifugal ejection juicers have a self-cleaning strainer.


This non-stop method of juicing ejects pulp outside the machine into a collection bin. The centrifugal ejection juicer is than the centrifugal juicer. It’s also the noisiest juicer of all yet is the easiest to use and clean. It works well for juicing most vegetables and fruits too. A masticating juicer grates and chews up pulp to break down its structure then mechanically squeezes the pulp to extract juice. It has a slow-turning motor and elbow grease is required.


Even leafy vegetables can be juiced with this juicer as well as almost every vegetable. Some of these juicers make baby food, raw applesauce, and tomato sauce as well as homogenize food. Some also make nut butters and peanut butter. Ice cream-like desserts from frozen fruit and shave ice can be made too depending on which machine you buy. A twin gear press has two gears that press out the juice very slowly and is best for wheat grass and vegetables.


A strong arm is necessary to feed produce into this machine. Another drawback can be the price which can be more than mastication or centrifugal juicers. All of these juicing solutions can help determine what is necessary to facilitate raw foods.


Quick note! Do not. And I repeat, do NOT waste your money getting one of these:



Instead, spend a little more money to be sure you have a quality blender. I bought one of these awhile back and its crap. And then I bought the blender above and looooved it. So just do yourself a favor. Spend the extra hundred bucks and get a quality blender – one in which you will have for a very long time!