<![CDATA[Blender, food processor or juicer ?]]>I need an equipment to make smoothie, extract juices from soft fruits like orange and hard fruits like apples. Do I get a blender? Juicer? or food processor? Could someone recommend?


Thank you.

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wormy:
Thank you. Is juicer the same as \"juice extractor\"? There are so many generic names and I am confused. When I look at the pictures on the boxes/brochures, seems like everyone can work with fruits and vegetables. Do you mind telling me which brand you are using?

Thousand apologies wormy! :imsorry: Somehow, don't know why, this post didn't show up the last few days when I logged on, only saw it today, but like they say, better late than never, right? :imcool:

I think a juicer and a juice extractor is the same thing and I agree with you that it can be very confusing sometimes and agree that even pictures on the boxes do not help much too.

Mine is a very old Phillips model. Yes, I need to cut the fruits into smaller pieces before they can be juiced, but no big deal, especially since it is able to give me the fresh juice that I want, right? 😎 Taken a picture to show you. Hope it helps you in your search. πŸ˜„

http://postimage.org/image/j9r55hus/

]]>https://forum.kiasuparents.com/post/318651https://forum.kiasuparents.com/post/318651Thu, 23 Dec 2010 03:03:26 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to Blender, food processor or juicer ? on Thu, 23 Dec 2010 02:47:47 GMT]]>You may want to try looking for 1 at the Megatex show at Expo. It’s on till 26 dec.

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I read that Tefal and Kenwood have good juicers too.

Juice extractor and juicer should be the same

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25hourmaid:
wormy:

I need an equipment to make smoothie, extract juices from soft fruits like orange and hard fruits like apples. Do I get a blender? Juicer? or food processor? Could someone recommend?


Thank you.

I use a juicer for that. Great for juice from celery, carrot and tomatoes too. 😎

Thank you. Is juicer the same as \"juice extractor\"? There are so many generic names and I am confused. When I look at the pictures on the boxes/brochures, seems like everyone can work with fruits and vegetables. Do you mind telling me which brand you are using?

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wormy:
I need an equipment to make smoothie, extract juices from soft fruits like orange and hard fruits like apples. Do I get a blender? Juicer? or food processor? Could someone recommend?


Thank you.
I use a juicer for that. Great for juice from celery, carrot and tomatoes too. 😎

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