I'm Getting Juiced This Fathers Day With A Champion Juicer!

I have talked before that I like to stay and eat healthy, and one of the ways that I do this is through making smoothies in the morning. I am a purist when it comes to this and really try to use everything in the fruits and vegetables that I eat. This being said, I have been hearing lately the benefits of juicing fruits and vegetables and the health benefits that you can get from this as well. I guess Champion Juicer heard of my health kick and they reached out to see if I would give their new Champion Juicer 3000 a try. I said, what the heck and jumped into it with both feet, even though I really had a lot to learn.

When this arrived, I first was completely amazed at how heavy duty this was. This was not a simple blender or light-weight machine. Instead, it weight a bit and definitely was larger than I was used to with the smaller machine that I had used to make smoothies in the past. This was not a negative, but just an observation!

I decided to jump into trying out some juices. Now, you can probably think of quite a few fruits or vegetables that would contain more juice than others such as watermelon, cantaloupe, oranges, apples celery, and cucumber. However, I also found that you can get quite a bit of juice out of kale, carrots, strawberries and a few others. I have yet to try beets, but I hear that they are great. Nor have I tried tomatoes, though I know I would get quite a bit there too.

As you can see in the pictures above you do get quite a bit of juice from this Champion Juicer. You also get a bit of by-product too. I ended up taking the byproduct, mixing it with a bit of the juice or other juice and yogurt and turning that into a smoothie. So, you see, I get the best of both worlds with this Juicer (I don’t know if you are supposed to do that, but it seems like a good idea to me!)

I looked at the Champion Juicer website and they have a ton of great juice recipes that I am looking forward to trying myself. That being said, I have included a few of them below for you to get a sense for the mixtures!

Quick Juice Recipes

Orangeade

2 oranges, peeled

1 lemon, peeled

1/2 cup raw sugar

Juice oranges and lemon. Add sugar to juice. Rerun pulp. Add water to make 1 quart. Serve with ice cubes.

Sunset

2 apples, cored

1 medium beet

1 orange, peeled

3 carrots

Juice together in the order given.

Rose

1/2 pineapple, peeled

1/2 slice lemon

1/2 cup fresh cranberries

3 tablespoons raw sugar

Juice together in the order given. Add the sugar to the juice and stir.

Vegetable Juice Recipes

Security

6 carrots

2 tomatoes

1 stalk celery

Juice together in the order given.

Rich-Blood

6 tomatoes

1 cup beet leaves, chopped

1 slice lemon

Juice together in the order given.

Chlorophyll

1/2 cup water

7 almonds

4 teaspoons sunflower seeds

4 pitted dates

1 pound spinach, OR other dark leafy green vegetable

Soak the nuts and dates in water overnight. Assemble the Champion for juicing. Run the mixture through the machine alternating it with approximately 1 lb. or leafy greens, such as spinach, comfrey, parsley, etc. Add a slight amount of water to the discarded pulp and rerun through the machine to completely extract all the values.

Spicy Jess Green Juice Recipe

8 Romaine lettuce leaves

1 yellow or orange bell pepper, seeded

1/2 bunch cilantro, cut into 3-inch length

1/2 bunch parsley, cut into 3-inch length

1 cucumber

1/2 to 1 jalapeno pepper, seeds removed

1 clove garlic

1 lemon

1-inch knob of ginger

Wash all the ingredients and run them through the juicer. Rerun pulp through juicer, being careful to wash your hands after handling jalapeno pulp. Substitute vegetables to your taste! 3 cups juice

Creamy Broccoli Soup

1 onion

1 stalk celery

1 tablespoon butter

6 cups broccoli florets and stems

1 potato

4 cups chicken broth

1/2 cup cream, optional

Ground black pepper and salt to taste

Shredded Cheddar cheese, optional

DIRECTIONS:

Using blank screen, puree onion and celery. Melt butter in medium stockpot, sauté onion and celery until tender. Using blank screen, puree broccoli and potato; add to pot. Mix any resulting vegetable juice and broth to make 5 cups. Simmer, uncovered, for 20 minutes. Stir in cream, if desired. Season with pepper and salt, and serve with Cheddar cheese. Makes 8 cups.

I can tell that this Champion Juicer is definitely a workhorse and will last a very long time. I doing research after-the-fact, I am seeing more and more testimonials from people who have had their juicer for years and years and it still is working without fail.

Right now the company has issued a call to action asking for any of you cooks, moms, dads or juice heads out there reading this “Like” Champion Juicer on Facebook, post your personal photos of your Champion (and bonus points for old pictures showing the juicer in action) to Champion’s Facebook page

The person who gets the most “Likes” on their posted photo will WIN a BRAND NEW Champion Juicer 3000 that isn’t even available to the public yet, to be shipped immediately to one (1) lucky winner in the continental USA and Canada.

The Details about the Champion Juicer:

The Champion Juicer 3000 has an SRP of $279
1/3 HP motor Stainless steel shaft
Front & rear ball bearing for smoother and cooler running
Colors – Black, white & red
The juicer cover is a molded plastic design with a built-in handle for portability and a low profile screen holder design to allow for a larger juice catch container!

**I will continue to Juice and find out more about its’ health benefits and share it with you. If you want any further information please let me know!

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Arlene Howard PR

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