Centrifugal juicers have a nasty reputation of being noisy machines. In fact, a lot of people describe it as like being a jet engine taking off your kitchen. That’s because most brands use upwards of 10,000rpm to shred produce and extract juice from them. The PJP power juicer from Jack Lalanne takes a different approach. […]
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If you’d only look at the features and not the brand – 700 watt motor, 3” feed chute, stainless steel housing. You’d thing that this juicer would cost around $150 but this only goes for less than $60! One of the best bargains you’ll find in Amazon. At first glance all these features are great,
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Any long time juicer will tell you that one of the biggest nuisances in having a juicer are stains, since most juicers in the market is made from plastic. Removing them can be a time consuming process and there is no guarantee that you’ll remove all the stains. If you’re the type that frets about
One of the biggest complaints by consumers when it comes to centrifugal juicers is the yield or the lack of it. Extractors with only a single speed setting are prone to inefficiency. And there’s lot of juice left in the pulp. To alleviate this problem, Breville developed a 5 speed juicer with speeds optimum for
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One of the big problems most centrifugal juicers have is that juice drips when you remove the juice catcher. This may seem like a minor annoyance but it is a messy one, some have opted to put a towel underneath the juicer to address this issue. The Cuisinart CJE-1000 juicer remedies this by adding an
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My biggest concern when using a centrifugal juicer is the heat that it can generate because it spins at such a high speed. This heat can kill the enzymes that are present inside the liquid. Breville claims that the 800JEXL only produces a meager 1.8F of heat that will protect the enzymes which is why
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Most people who buy their first juicer overlook one crucial feature that might be the difference between them using it every day not using it at all – the feed chute. Most budget juicers have notoriously small chutes that require chopping most ingredients, and it is time-consuming. You’d have to spare 15 to 30 minutes
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If you’ve watched the movie Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead, this is the juicer that Joe Cross used in that documentary. It’s a documentary of one man who was able to transform his body in just 60 days. And you’ll see this juicer in that movie. Now let’s have a close look at the juicer
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When I first started juicing I had a juicer similar to this; it worked pretty well for a day then it died. It could be a case of a lemon juicer, but I’d recommend this juicer for people who are starting in their juicing journey and don’t want to spend too much on a juicer.
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You’re busy, yet you still want to juice, you want something easy to use where there is no need to chop produce. The Breville BJE200XL is perfect for people on the go because it has a wide 3-inch feed chute and it doesn’t take up a lot of space. This compact juicer uses centrifugal action
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