Daily gratitude: I am grateful for my ability to to sit on my hands and not post vagueness to Facebook or send out e mails until I have cooled down.
Pounds lost at this point: 8 EIGHT POUNDS!
I have also not taken my antacid pill in 6 days. I took it every single day before I started to juice.
Juice for my breakfast is the remainder of the tomato juice made yesterday. Remember to always drink the juice within 24 hours. I did strain some of the pulp from it as I am not a pulp lover and it was very pulpy.
Let's talk about juicers. I agonized over what juicer to get. I read review after review after review and finally just decided to get the Breville JE98XL. Am I happy with it? It gets the job done. I am a novice juicer. This is perfect for me. I do not intend to juice wheatgrass shots or anything else that needs a higher end juicer. The Breville is just fine for me.
Yes, I have had some adventures with it - all my own fault for not making sure it was put together properly prior to juicing. I have had accidents with my blender as well. Sigh...
Clean up of the juicer is easy. I read all those reviews that complained about clean up ad what a pain it was. Seriously people. Did you expect it to clean itself? I mean, it is straining juice from vegetables and you expect easy clean up?
The receptacle is plastic. The waste slides right out. They do make bags for this OR you can use a produce bag or a plastic shopping bag if you are super lazy. Ha ha.
I take the machine apart and immediately immerse the blade/strainer in warm soapy water. It stays there while I clean the rest of the juicer.
Once I am done with the "other" parts, I rinse the strainer and then use the brush Breville sends you and I clean the strainer. It may take a few times, but it comes clean. Run it under clear water and then put it on a towel to dry.
Here is why I hand wash all of the plastic parts. Some of them are dishwasher safe an some are not. I don't want to try and remember which are and then make a mistake and have a melted part and a juicer that I can't use. Handwash the parts and you are all set.
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