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Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Introduction

Part 1 - Component Parts

Chapter 1 - Just Juicing

Chapter 2 - Fruits for All Seasons

Chapter 3 - Versatile Veggies

Chapter 4 - Added Attractions

Part 2 - Garden Patch Purées

Chapter 5 - The Root of the Matter

Chapter 6 - Drinks from the Cabbage Patch

Chapter 7 - Our Good Friend Herb

Chapter 8 - Soups to Slurp

Chapter 9 - Combo Creations

Part 3 - Fruity and Fantastic

Chapter 10 - Tree-Ripened Treats

Chapter 11 - It’s the Berries!

Chapter 12 - Make Mine Melon

Chapter 13 - Tropical Treats

Part 4 - Lean and Luscious Libations

Chapter 14 - Tea Party

Chapter 15 - Juices with a Jolt

Appendix A - Glossary

Appendix B - Metric Conversion Charts

Appendix C - Nutrient Composition of Fruits and Vegetables per 3½ oz. Serving

Index

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Introduction

There’s nothing new about juicing. We’ve given it a snappy handle, but juicing’s been around for centuries. Drinking the juices of raw fruits and vegetables as a path to good health was even touted in the early nineteenth century.

While juicing itself isn’t new, what is new is the machine that can render even the hardest beet into a sweet juice to sip in a matter of seconds. This ability is increasingly important as our society quantifies the amounts of these foods we should be eating. Some governmental agencies say five daily servings

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