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Juice Tonight

Last night's juice wasn't bad, but I won't be repeating it.  Tonight I present to you:

1 bunch of kale (because there must always be kale or some other good leafy green)
1 zucchini
2 small pieces of ginger (not a dismembered red-head)
1 pinky of turmeric that was big enough that they charged me 6 cents for it
1 jicama robusto
3 stalks of celery (can't have too much of this or it's nasty)
2 pink lady apples
1 granny smith apple (because it's Thursday)
1 big bag of carrots
1 turnip
1 parsnip
2 big English cucumbers
1 orange
the balance of the parsley from yesterday

Now let's cut them up and feed them to the Machine.

Not bad.  1 hour 3 minutes beginning to end. (Cut - 30 minutes/feed/strain/clean.)  This one's pretty good!

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