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JUICERLESS CUSTOMERS SAY:

I have had my juicerless bag for a few months now and think it is just wonderful! Light-weight yet extremely strong and well made. It is not too messy and actually fun!! Clean up is very easy and the bag dries back to white even after I strained beet juice!! Can other bags, "beet that"! lol I usually just hang it on my fridge with a magnet, to dry. I did not have to spend hundreds of dollars of a "fancy" juicer yet I get the same results! I use it mainly for green juices. It is also handy because it is portable and you can take it along if you go visiting. As long as there is a blender around you can have your juice anytime. The price is right too. Unbelievable product for only 8 dollars. Thanks so much! Sigrid :))///Sandy Komhyr I love my juicerless bag! It is so versatile, not just for juicing. I had some frozen berries in the freezer and used the bag to strain them to make jelly. I am looking forward to berry season and finding even more uses for the juicerless bag. It is very easy to clean and I am very impressed at its durability. It definitely is worth the price and more. ~Sandy/// Love the juicerless bag! Easy to use and easy to clean! Thank you for making it available. Bernie//// Clara Mae Watrous The juicerless bag is wonderful. I just made some delicious soy milk tonight using the cone shaped one. I'm not quite sure how to wrap it around the blender and hold on to the string while I pour the milk into a kettle, but squeezing the bag was so neat. It felt like milking a goat. =) And the clean up was slicker than slick. The milk was yummy too. I used 1/2 cup of soy beans, soaked them for almost 24 hours, washed them and then blended them for two minutes with 4 cups of water. After milking them, I then simmered the milk for about 20 min., poured it into the blender, added a teaspoon of salt and a tablespoon of honey and a dash of vanilla, blended it and put it into a pitcher and enj-o-o-o-o-yed it on strawberries and some granola...ah, so good.///Tammy from drydiapersplus.ca This bag is fabulous! I love how it fits around the top of my blender - and cinches up so I'm not fighting with laying cheesecloth over the top of my jug, or new stockings that snap off the jug I'm pouring into. I've only made Almond milk so far - but it was so easy to strain the milk from the pulp with this bag! I was able to get so much nut milk out of the bag - that the nut pulp that was left behind was very crumbly (dry) - so now I'm going to freeze it to use in my baking this week! Or maybe I'll toast and use in another way over fruit or something... Either way - absolutely love my nut milk bag - it's strong, large enough to easily pout the contents of my large blender into (and still have room left over). Thanks for making these nut milk bags! They rock!