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jesus guys. calories are calories.

ur body can't tell the difference between a 50 cent cup of juice and a $10 cup of juice from an organic magical garden
 
funlol said:
jesus guys. calories are calories.

ur body can't tell the difference between a 50 cent cup of juice and a $10 cup of juice from an organic magical garden
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Does Organic Produce Have More Nutrients? | Mark's Daily Apple

The nutrients within produce is a function of the soil it is planted on and, for that reason, organic produce has more nutrients. Even vegetarian fed eggs have more omega 3's than factory farmed, grain fed eggs If you had to choose omega 3 eggs vs cage free... - Paleohacks

Plus there are the pesticides that is higher in non-organic produce as well.
 
funlol said:
jesus guys. calories are calories.

ur body can't tell the difference between a 50 cent cup of juice and a $10 cup of juice from an organic magical garden
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Here's a little experiment:

Juice 10 apples, place the cup on your windowsill for 5 days.

Buy bottled apple juice, place the cup on your windowsill for 5 days.

Take a sip of both. Then tell me if juiced is the same as buying pre-made. The body takes in way, way more than calories.
 
@OP I threw away my juicer for that reason. It's not worth it unless you use the pulp in other recipes, like making your own energy bars or some shit. That takes forever, so if you value your time the price is closer to $15 or 20 for a cup of healthy juice.

In terms of efficiency and taste, the magic bullet still rains supreme. To answer your question, I spend $100-110 on groceries split between 4 trips. I live around the corner from Aldi, which has the cheapest produce of any grocery store in Chicago sans one (Stanley's), but the produce is reliable.

$25 goes a looong way at Aldi. You're nuts for spending $700.
 
Nebraska said:
Family of 6 - we spend around $800 per month. We also juice, but it only costs $16 to make around 1 gallon... don't know where you're buying your veggies. Food is cheap in Chicago so that may help.

Also - we buy all our meat from farmers - organic or free range. We have two deep freezers where we put 1/2 a cow and our other bulk meat purchases.
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Nothing is cheap in chicago man.. We pay city tax, cook county tax, state tax, and fed tax.. We get robbed hard here in IL, especially within the city limits. Even outside the city limits within cook county is expensive compared the the rest of the US. (And why is your name Nebraska if you live in the Chi?)

I can't comprehend spending $10 on a single glass of "veggie juice" - sounds RIDICULOUSLY retarded and there has to be a better way to do it and keep the quality at the same level.. $10 a GLASS is just ludacris. You've gotta be shopping wrong. And if that IS the best way to pay for it, cut that shit out.

Regardless of your income level, paying excessive amounts of money for things for no reason shouldn't appeal to anyone.
 
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