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Originally Posted by Dave Kaminski  I buy mine - I don't use the juicer often enough to justify making a smoothie. The cleaning process would be easier if it were done more often, but it seems extremely tedious to use a blender from time to time.
I like Naked Green Machine as my number one, Odwalla Superfood as number two, and Bolthouse Farms Green Goodness as number three.
You'll see me drinking a lot more Bolthouse than anything else though. It's substantially cheaper!  |
The big difference between home-made smoothies and juices and store-bought is that store-bought products have to be pastuerized and are usually exposed to high temperatures to do so. So, you're not getting raw food.
I also don't think soy is healthy. It may be, but there are better alternatives - rice, almond, coconut and hemp milks. Why use soy? Better still, homemade coconut or almond milk made in a Vitamix. I'd consider any packaged milk substitute to be a processed food. At the very least, make sure it's USDA organic. Otherwise, you don't what's in there. Not everything has to be on the label.