Extras
Citrus Squeezer Nice to have, but you
can easily use your hands.
Crock Pot Very useful for those of us
who work long hours, it’s so nice to come home to
a warm dinner! A friend of mine told me he won’t
use these because they pass EMF’s through the
food, which got me thinking about all electric
appliances. Here’s a link to find out exactly how
much each appliance puts off:
http://www.emwatch.com/Typical_mG.htm
Dehydrator Can be purchased or home made
http://www.instructables.com/id/Solar-Food-Dehydrator-Dryer/
great for all your food preservation
needs.
Food Processor Absolutely not a
necessity, anything a food processor can do you
can do by hand, but nice to have around if you
can afford it. My mom upgraded and gave me her
old one, which I use to make pie crust so fast
you wouldn’t believe it! Check out this link to
find the best one for the best price:
http://www.consumersearch.com/food-processors
Juicer great, especially if you have an
abundance of fruits and veggies.
Microwave I have three words for you:
don’t do it. I know they’re convenient and fast,
but they also cook your food with radiation. I
have heard and read so many reassurances that
microwaves are perfectly safe, but my gut feeling
says “I don’t think so.” Try a toaster oven
instead, or just warm your food on the stovetop.
You’ll soon find there is nothing a microwave can
do that you can’t find a more natural way to do,
better.
Salad Spinner Gets almost all the water
off your salad greens
Toaster Oven A wonderful appliance for
folks who don’t have kitchen access, or don’t
want to heat up the whole oven for a small amount
of food. You can even bake small batches of
cookies, etc. in these. Check out this link to
find the best one for the best price:
http://www.consumersearch.com/toaster-ovens
Wok A friend gave me one and I
use it a few times a year. If you’re really into
stir fries, then go for it, otherwise just use a
regular skillet.
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