Review: Lacking - no table of content, no links, not kindle friendly
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
The first thing I noticed is that there is not table of content, thus no links to follow to the section of choice.1. thing covered is various juicers, what the do and the prices2.  an 8 day meal plan.  This is food you eat NOT juice.  I thought I was getting recipes?3.  Recipes for veggie fritatta, stir fry salad, spelt griddle cakes, tomato/potato salad, herb salad dressing, chickpeas with mushrooms and rice,veggie soup, red beans and rice, and fried eggplant.The juicing recipes start 29% of the way thru the book  some of them are not very well written, but the average juicer has enough sense to remove pits from stone fruits.  But to read the actual receipe you might wonder:66) Summer Sunset - replenishing.  2 kiwis peeled, 1 nectarine quartered and seeded, 1 nectarine, 1 peach, 1 tangerine quartered and seeded.  Juice all fruits together. Pour into glasses and sere immediately.There are 100 juice recipes plus soup recipes.  I would like this book except for 2 things:  1.  I don't need an 8 day meal plan because I like to choose what I want to eat, not what a book tells me to eat.  The title leads me to believe this is about juicing, but it's not, it's partly about juicing.  The most important thing is there is no list of recipes.  I can't just open the book, and click on a link, I have to go thru pages one by one or hand write those I want to remember.The avocado/tomato gazpacho says you juice 1 large tomato and 1 avocado peeled and pitted along with 8-12 large fresh basil leaves.  I don't think you can juice an avocado.  Nor does the 3 ingredient gazpacho sound very good.