Do you need a juicer for all those summer cocktails? Well, this one looks pretty good; it is basic and simple, and it does what you need it to do. There's a twist, though...
Recycle, Re-Juice: Re-Juicer from Amrom Experimental
This is definitely not a commercially-produced juicer; it's actually made from cleaned and recycled bottles. What a good-looking re-use of commonly thrown away products!
This is from Amron Experimental, a design group that is creating some very interesting products and concepts that explore reusing, recycling, and reducing our consumption.
• Buy it: Re-Juicer, $6.50 at Amron Experimental
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(Images: Amron Experimental, Inc.)
posted originally from: TheKitchn
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This looks flimsy and I doubt it would last long. I figure making crappy "green" products like this is a far worse eco crime than buying a juicer that would last.
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Looks like competition for terracycle
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