The book looks good & it's 5 stars. It was $8.99 and now is free.
If you like to search for more free e-books please have a look here:
http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/115445
Digital List Price:$1.99
Print List Price: $8.99
So, it was $1.99 not $8.99 ??
5/5 Stars 6 Reviews
Worth to mention following two as well.
31 Green Smoothies: Heal your body and lose weight with nutritious and delicious green smoothie recipes
Was $2.99
4.7/5 Stars 10R
Smoothie Recipes for Weight Loss - 30 Delicious Detox, Cleanse and Green Smoothie Diet Book
Was $2.99
4.4/5 Stars 11R
You're right. It was $1.99 for digital version. My bad :)
Also, only one is green, the others are orange, red and yellow…
Minor detour: trying to decide between getting a masticating/slow juicer or a Vitamix like power blender. Which one would you choose?
slow juicer: if you're meticulous and have the patience to stand there putting cut-up bits thru the tiny feeder hole, could theoretically get thru your recommended 7 veggies and 5 fruits in just a few glasses (I hate eating veggies, hence have an appointment with the Grim Reaper much sooner)
Vitamix: supposedly pulverises the cell walls of fruits & veggies, allowing for more bio-availability. TONNEs of fibre will be flooding your system - could be bad or good, depending on your colon function.
[I have left aside the ancillary functions of both - slow juicer can make nut butters, pasta, sausages etc. Vitamix can make almond milk, grind up your grains into flour, make hot soup (way to upsell a defect into a 'feature') etc. - as I just want to focus on their fresh juicing/'smoothie'ing capability]
NB.
- Can't go the "Just buy both" route as I plan to move from a house into a teeny tiny flat.
- Price(s): about $400 for slow juicer, about $995 for Vitamix
only if you have an Android phone apparently…