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Foam Separater For Juicer?
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mistresslenore
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I have a cheap juicer and although the juice is nice, it's really foamy and thick. I have noticed that expensive juicers have a "foam separater" on a jug, is there anyway of recreating this Old Style?
You place a glass under a hole where the juice comes out. Glass approximately 1/2 pint in size
Any help gratefully recieved
You place a glass under a hole where the juice comes out. Glass approximately 1/2 pint in size
Any help gratefully recieved
With Love From The Mistress xx 
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Just as an experiment you could try pouring (pushing?) it through a sieve or strainer.
Let us know if it helps
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I just sieve the juice, then leave it to settle.0
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Thanks, I will try that tonightWith Love From The Mistress xx
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Smarties savings = £ 40.00 :T
Both started February 20060
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