Juicing has a reputation of being just for the rich because of the perceived notion that juicers are expensive. Well, it is true to a certain extent when you consider that a lot of good quality slow juicers cost over $300. The Fagor slow juicer, however, is different. It costs under $100 and still comes with […]
Now, you’re ready to make the next and upgrade your masticating or centrifugal extractor. But there’s one problem, a good quality twin gear juicer will easily cost over $500. Tribest’s GS-3000 and GS-5000 comes to mind but what if I told you that I’ve found a twin gear juicer that will perform nearly as well
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Eating more green leafy vegetables is a great way to live a healthier lifestyle. Experts, say that you need at least 5 to 6 servings of these vegetables (and fruit) to meet your daily nutritional requirements. Now eating 5 to 6 services per day is difficult based on experience. Imagine eating 1 to 2 pounds
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Stainless steel is considered one of the best materials for extracting juice because there is no exposure to plastic… …plus steel does not wear out as fast as plastic. The Super Angel is the only all stainless steel juicer in the market right now. It is equipped with the largest gears that will extract more
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Sometimes you want a juicer that is uncompromising in terms of yield and nutrient quality. The Green Star GSE-5000 is as close you’ll ever get without spending a few thousand dollars on a Norwalk. It uses two gears that work together to squeeze out every last drop from produce that will last for up to
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Wheatgrass is known to have several benefits, one of which is the 70% chlorophyll content an critical blood builder. To get the most out of wheatgrass you’ll have to drink it fresh and the best way to do that is extracting your own. The Samson 9005 is one of the best juicers for the job,
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It’s no secret; eating green leafy vegetables is the key to a healthy lifestyle. .It doesn’t matter if you want it cooked or raw. I don’t eat a lot of vegetables – cooked or raw, so when I discovered juicing it has allowed me to incorporate fresh vegetables into my diet, otherwise I wouldn’t think
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One of my criteria’s when selecting a juicer is price; I want something that will, if possible, outperform its price point. One of the hidden gems in the juicing industry is the Omega J8004 nutrition center. This horizontal auger juicer will extract around 25% juice from green leafy vegetables compared to a vertical juicer, and
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“Masticating juicers are expensive” or “juicing is for rich people,” these are some of the many misconceptions that a lot of people have that prevent them from doing juicing. Let me introduce you to one of the more affordable masticating juicers we have right now in the market – the Kuvings NJE-3580. It is at
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One of the biggest complaints by consumers using vertical masticating juicers is its tendency of ingredients to jam up. Especially with hard ingredients like carrot or beet. This usually happens when you feed too much at once. But some extractors jam up more often even if you don’t feed too fast. Granted most vertical auger
