juicer

[dcrnbrd]

Ok I am ready for a steam juicer. Where are you guys buying from? I would like to order something that will last and reasonably priced. Thanks

 

[NorthernWinos]

I bought mine years ago direct from Back to Basics in Sandy Utah...

My neighbor bought a new B To B and it is a dandy...much heavier than mine.

She used one of these Sites...not sure which one. Some members here have had some delivery issues with some Sites...

http://www.harvestessentials.com/batobanustju.html

http://www.cookware.com/Back-to-Basics-N12-BTB1046.html

http://www.ultimate-weight-products.com/page/UN/PROD/steamer/H-bb-n12&QTS=overture&QTK=n12?OVRAW=steam%20juicer&OVKEY=steam%20juicer&OVMTC=standard&OVADID=44436287011&OVKWID=298473085011

This is a very nice unit, very heavy and well worth the price. It will last you a very long time.

My old and much thinner S/Steel unit is over 20 years old and still working fine...I love it and it gets an awful lot of use every year. Every 10 years or so I replace the rubber hose.

The new model is much heavier than mine.

 

[gaudet]

http://www.cookware.com/Back-to-Basics-N12-BTB1046.html

Love mine, Stainless steel and reasonably priced. my only complaint would be I wish it was bigger, but it works great.

 

[pizz65]

so the question is for me (us) dummies does this skip the pressing process for the grapes??

 

[gaudet]

Pretty much, you can press the pulp when you are done, but you probably won't get much more juice out of em.

 

[Eland]

There are a number of sources online, but whatever you do, make sure Harvest Essentials is not the one you choose.