Monday, 16 September 2013

Red grapes, Rose Apple, Oranges

As my girl wasn't used to chewing grapes with its skin, it took some time to remove the skin and seeds before the grapes could be fed to my big baby.

On the other hand, she couldn't finish the  whole big apple but only 1/4 of it as most, I had to eat lotsa apple leftover each day.

Left with many grapes that were very ripen and an apple in the fridge... I decided to juice them when I made orange juices today.

Sorry, no pics as these were very common fruits ^^

10-20 big red grapes and 2/3 big apples (core removed), yielded about 1 cup of juice for my girl (to ease her constipation).

5 big Africa oranges ($2.45 for 5 from Fairprice) yielded 2 1/2 cup of oranges for my husband and I ^^

All in less than 20mins. Really convenient and effortless to juice different batches together.

(Side note: the grape and apple juice seemed to separate into pulp and water layers after a while)
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3 comments:

  1. Guava25 October 2013 at 05:46

    Hey dear. After reading your blog, I've also decided to purchase the juicer. I got it from Qoo for $249. I placed my order on Tuesday and I got my juicer yesterday. I was surprised by the speedy transaction which was great. However when I opened up, I realised one of the container's handle was broken. My enthusiasm immediately dropped and beginning to feel skeptical on its quality.
    Anyway I proceeded with juicing 3 south African red apples. It's good. Other than that unpleasant surprise, everything was great. It's quiet, cheap for a slow juicer and easy to wash up.
    I just wanna thank you for sharing. Hope to see your next update soon.

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    1. 西米娃勾 (-_-")30 October 2013 at 00:06

      Hi Guava, Thank you for your feedback, I had shared a recent experience on juicing watermelon. You can try it, too. It yielded so much juice.

      BTW, sorry to hear about your unpleasant experience with the purchase from Q0010. I got mine from a friend who works at the supplier side directly. My friend had been very kind to help check everything before it was sent to me.

      Hope you and your family would enjoy the benefits of freshly juiced fruits/ vegetables! (Sometimes it may cost more to juice it by ourselves but you know it's 100% original). Cheers!

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    2. alvinann10 April 2014 at 23:44

      common parts which are damaged can be purchased from the supplier @ www.ei.sg

      the juice jug costs $6.50.

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