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Labels: fruit juicing

Yep, got a new juicing article up called 7 Tips for Preparing Healthy Drinks. This article gives you ideas on:

• What kind of produce to buy
• Where to find good juicing produce
• How to make sure you get the highest nutritional value in your juice
• How to prepare your produce before juicing
• ...and more!

To read the full article go to 7 Tips for Preparing Healthy Drinks.

Labels: juicing tips

I'm curious and I'd LOVE to hear from you!

What's your juicing story?
Why did you start juicing?
Why are you interested in juicing?
What was your first juicing experience?
What are you favorite juicing tips?
What do you love to juice?

Because I'm so curious, I've set up a Guest Audio line just for Fastpitch Juicing!

Tell us your story by calling (214) 615-6505 ext 2522.

We really do want to know what you have to say about juicing!

Labels: juicing journal

I like eating them too, but juicing them is also pretty cool (minus the dirt of course). I really didn't think I'd like drink carrot juice. It sounds gross. Maybe because it reminds me of tomato juice which I do NOT like (at least not the commercial version anyway). So I was surprised when I tasted carrot juice and like it. Then again, as I stated earlier, I do like to eat carrots so maybe I shouldn't have been all that surprised that I like drinking them too.

One thing I tried in addition to straight carrot juice was pineapple carrot juice. It was interesting. Not bad, but certainly not a flavor you taste on an every day basis.

If you're just getting started with juicing, carrots are a good vegetable to try. They are kind of a "base" for many vegetable juices. Plus they are really great for anti-oxidant reasons.

The only problem I have with juicing carrots is that my son grabs 'em and eats 'em before they get a chance to get juiced.

Labels: fruit juicing, getting started, nutrition

So I tried a juicing recipe which called for pineapple and celery. Now pineapple juice I already now I love! However, I figured I'd try to get some vegetables in to my drink too. The recipe said that the combination would be salty and sweet.

So I followed the directions, cut up my pineapple and my celery and fed them into the juicer as instructed.

The result: not quite the "salty and sweet" I was expecting. I tasted, well....pineapple and celery. Yikes! I don't really care for celery so I was hoping that I wouldn't really be able to taste it. I haven't given up on the recipe just yet though. I think I just use less celery next time. I'll let you know how it goes.

Labels: fruit juicing, juicing journal, juicing recipe, nutrition