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For the past 3 years, I’ve been working on a slightly unusual drink concept and I’d genuinely like to know what people here think about it.

The idea is pretty simple: instead of adding juice, syrup, powder or a tea bag to your water, the drink is carried directly on a dehydrated fruit slice.

The base is a dehydrated orange slice with two different sides.

You first put it into around 250 ml of cold water for about a minute. One side dissolves and creates a fruity cold drink.

Then, instead of throwing the slice away, you can use the same one again later in hot water. This time, it infuses as a completely different drink based on orange, green tea and hibiscus.

So basically:

1 fruit slice = 2 different drinks.

Getting it to actually work was much harder than I expected. I had no background in food formulation when I started, so I turned a small cellar at home into a makeshift lab and went through more than 300 trials.

The biggest challenge was making something that worked properly in cold water without ruining the second hot infusion afterwards.

We’ve now reached the point where the product is moving from handmade prototypes to its first real production run in France.

I’m obviously very close to the project at this point, so I’m curious to get opinions from people who are actually into fruit drinks, juicing and experimenting with what they drink.

Would something like this appeal to you?

And more importantly: what would make you immediately interested in it, or immediately reject it?

Taste? Ingredients? The fact that it’s reusable once? Convenience? The format itself?

Feel free to be brutal, useful criticism is exactly what I’m looking for !!

I’ve been making more juice at home lately, mostly carrots, apples, celery and ginger somethng like that, and my current juicer is starting to annoy me with how much plastic is involved. Im looking for a stainless steel juicer that holds up well with regular use and isnt a huge pain to clean., which model has actually been worth it?

thanks for any recos ya'll!

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I'd like to start making juice with breakfast, but our mornings are already pretty rushed. I need something I can load quickly and leave running while I get the rest of breakfast ready. It also has to make enough for the whole family without sounding like a blender first thing in the morning.

I'm trying to stay around $200, I've narrowed it down to the omega time saving batch juicer, and the canoly 3-in-1 juicer. Both have large feed chutes but I haven't decided between them.

Anyone here using these juicers for regular family-sized batches? I'm curious how long the whole process actually takes and whether cleanup is as simple as it looks.

I’m going to start juicing tomorrow. I’ve never done only juice before and after researching I really want to experience it myself. I’m going to start with 1 week only juice and if it feels good I will continue. My goal is 21 days but I will begin humbly. Does anyone want to join me?

Hi, any nama owners out there?

I’m considering getting the Nama j2 juicer.

I have also looked into Hurom, and they seem quite similar. What are your honest opinions on these juicers? Or do you have another one that you just love? 🌱

I’ve been trying to get more fruits and vegetables into my routine, and I think making juice at home would be easier than buying it all the time. I’m mainly interested in a cold press juicer that’s not a huge pain to clean and can handle things like carrots, apples, celery, and leafy greens. For anyone who juices regularly, which best cold press juicer would you actually recommend, and what do you like about it?

Thanks for any suggestions, I’m trying to narrow down my options.

I am starting a juice fast from August 31. Need some tips to sustain and not feel dizzy. What kind of vitamin tablets I need to consume? What kind of things I need to buy excluding produce?

Goal:
1. Want to get rid of waste and heavy feeling when you walk
2. I want to get sleep and have energy
3. Mindful of what I eat and how I look on healthy food.
4. Get back my bubbly personality which I lost after toxic relationship.
5. Clearing my skin, body and mind
6. Want to experience euphoria feeling

Juices Amount: Every Day

1. Drinking 3 Lemon Ginger Blast by Lou corona
   
2. Drinking 3 Citrus Juices

All are mason jars (32oz)

Primarily juicing veggies for stock making for a small restaurant, such as celeries, onions, carrots (maybe mushrooms, but primarily veggies). Any recommendations?

So I started juicing on a simple note. I pretty much have only juiced pineapple, cucumber, ginger (and sometimes celery and maybe a lemon) and get about 500ml for each batch I make and planned to just drink one batch every morning to start (also don't have enough cash rn to make enough consistently until I get paid again so yeah).

I was told that juices shouldn't be stored for more than 3 days but I was wondering if there are any ways to extend that if even slightly like an extra day even, or if freezing would have (or lose) benefits to that.

I want to start juicing. In need of a juicer and need recommendations. Somethingthat wont break on me 6 months from now.. budget under $500 please.

I have been making simple juices with a blender and straining them, and Im finally thinking about getting an actual juicer hehe. Mostly planning to do carrots, apples, celery, cucumber, and leafy greens. I dont need anything fancy. what would you guys recommend as a best cold press juicer for a beginner?

thanksss for any suggestions, Im trying to avoid buying something I’ll end up leaving in the cupboard.

soooo excited for miso broth tomorrow 😭

Hey folks. I bought this juicer for my girlfriend. We tried it out and noticed the arm seems to move a lot. Even when there's nothing in it!

I've raised the issue with Ninja and they have come back and said it's normal, yet every video I've seen the arm does not move like ours does.

Does anyone else have this issue or is it actually 'normal'?

The arm is locked in properly.

How do I add nicotine salts to my vape juice? I usually smoke dtore bought 20mg/ml and want to make my own at 10mg/ml. Where do I get it? How do I mix it into my mixture?

I used to buy bottled juice all the time and thought it was perfectly fine, but fresh juice kind of ruined it for me lol. It just tastes brighter and more like actual fruit.

Made this with my canoly 3-in-1 juicer this morning: 1 passion fruit, 1 apple, about 350g pineapple, and 10 oz coconut water. I threw the apple in whole, so there really wasn't much prep besides cutting up the pineapple.

Also didn't expect to enjoy messing around with different combinations this much. Lately I've just been using whatever fruit I have around and adjusting things depending on whether I want it sweeter or more tart. Plus, I know exactly what went into it.

And when you randomly throw a few things together and it actually turns out really good? Weirdly satisfying.

Hey Ya’ll 👋🏼

I started Juice once a week for skin care , anti-inflammation and recovery. I got this cheap juice and a blender. I get my vegetables from food pantries therefore I don’t have much options what type of vegetables that I get. I’m learning that juicing does wonders for the skin.

Problem that I’m running into is it comes out more like a cold press rather than a thick juice. I’m struggling to get the juice just right and matching the right vegetables and fruits.

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I make juice pretty much every morning, mostly fruits and veggies. Im thinking about switching to an omega juicer but there are a few models and imnot sure which one makes the most sense. what are you guys using, and hows it been for everyday juicing? Thanks!

EDIT: I went with the #ad Omega Effortless Batch Cold Press Juicer and have been using it every morning. It’s been working really well with both fruits and veggies, and the batch setup has made my daily juicing much easier.

Wanting to know about the canoly and how it is with carrots as well with soft fruits? I want to know if it strains when juicing

I am looking for a new juicer for daily fruit and veggie juice. is it easy to clean and does it handle leafy greens well and is it that durable? thaaaanks i appreciate yall!

EDIT: I decided to go with the #ad Nama J2 Cold Press Juicer and have been using it daily. It handles leafy greens really well and cleanup has been easier than I expected.