Recommendations and reviews of different types of juicers, such as centrifugal, masticating, triturating and manual juicers.
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One would think that buying a juicer is as simple and easy as looking at prices and reading reviews, but the world of juicers is a bit more complicated than that.
Masticating juicers and centrifugal juicers are the two most popular types available. They both function very differently with varying performance results.
Most of you already know that I’m a bit of a blender nerd and a juice head. So as a treat I got myself a Breville 800JEXL Juice Fountain Elite last year, and now it’s time to give you the goods on this juicer.
For a lot of people, juicing seems like way too much effort. There are so many amazing pre-made juices on the market, why bother making your own? All that chopping and clean up at the end, not to mention that the pulp gets everywhere.
Buying a new juicer is not as simple as it may seem. There are various types of juicers you can choose from and each type has its pros and cons.
Triturating juicers, also known as twin gear or double auger juicers, are typically the more expensive models on the market. But they are also known to create the best quality juice you could wish for.
Juicing is an easy and fun way to enjoy the many nutrients hidden in fruits and vegetables. There are a lot of good quality home juicers available, so there’s no need to visit a juice shop in town to get our juice fix.
With so many different types of juicers to choose from, hopefully this juicer buying guide will help you in making an informed decision and find a juicer that is not only of decent quality, but is also still within your personal budget.
Manual citrus juicers are the perfect solution if you enjoy drinking fresh juices from citrus fruits such as oranges, mandarins and grapefruits without too much hassle.
There are different types of manual citrus juicers, from the very basic squeezers and reamers to the fancier press juicers. What they all have in common is that they require some level of physical effort to operate them.