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Can I juice wild blue grass growing in my back yard?
Posted by: Anonymous User ()
Date: April 10, 2007 10:37PM

Hi, Im hana and new on this juicing. I read you guys are juicing your wild grass
out in your back yards....wow! IF the cows survive then why not us??
Ok..I have blue grass very strong grass by the way..growing in my back yard can I
cut and drink? Please let me know so I can start....uummm I'm puting alot of trust
in your advise....I'll take it wisely and with common sense.

thanks hana

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Re: Can I juice wild blue grass growing in my back yard?
Posted by: Wheatgrass Yogi ()
Date: April 11, 2007 02:50AM

I'd say 'Be Careful', but if you feel it's without chemicals, you might cut a small amount and try it. Let us know if you do and how it tastes. If it's bitter, I'd recommend that you 'Stop'......WY

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Re: Can I juice wild blue grass growing in my back yard?
Posted by: la_veronique ()
Date: April 16, 2007 02:30AM

you heaaaaarrrrd W?HAT??

ha ha smiling smiley

happy experementiin "

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Re: Can I juice wild blue grass growing in my back yard?
Posted by: juicin' john ()
Date: April 17, 2007 06:20PM

try offering it to horse or a cow. also you could just trust your sense of taste as yogi recommends. if it looks like normal blades of grass or wheatgrass ....chances are that it is ok.

jj

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