1. There is no cold press juicers worth buying under $500 - extraction and texture of the juice matters. You want smooth juice without pulp - good luck finding it under $500.
2. Every juicer has like 20 parts that need to be cleaned after every use - imagine a blender but worse for clean up
3. Stop telling people to buy juice at Walmart when "regular" grocery stores dont carry 100% juice products only juice from concentrate that contains 10% juice and the bottle still costs $5-6 so its more money for a FAR inferior product
4. Juicers are not made to promote weight loss - people think I drink fruit juice I will lose weight. Only way that is happening is drinking a juice that is 70% green and 30% fruit and working out. You will gain weight drinking a fruit drink every day unless your calories are down and you are exercising a lot.
5. If you drink one $7 cold press that is made to order per day it's like $2500 for the year - that will buy you organic produce and a commercial grade juicer so going "convenience" is not the move for cold pressed juices
6. If you want the cheapest 100% cold pressed juices they can be found at 7/11 or sometimes Trader Joes - around $2-3 for a 16 oz
This is a centrifugal juicer - it extracts pulp and juices at a much lower speed. Completely different device from a blender.
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I've been looking for a new juicer. Anyone have any experience with this one?
I have this. Next time I would get one that has a separate container for the pulp. Unless you only juice a small quantity, you have to open it and dump the pulp quite often.
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05-07-2024 at 04:15 AM.
1. There is no cold press juicers worth buying under $500 - extraction and texture of the juice matters. You want smooth juice without pulp - good luck finding it under $500.
2. Every juicer has like 20 parts that need to be cleaned after every use - imagine a blender but worse for clean up
3. Stop telling people to buy juice at Walmart when "regular" grocery stores dont carry 100% juice products only juice from concentrate that contains 10% juice and the bottle still costs $5-6 so its more money for a FAR inferior product
4. Juicers are not made to promote weight loss - people think I drink fruit juice I will lose weight. Only way that is happening is drinking a juice that is 70% green and 30% fruit and working out. You will gain weight drinking a fruit drink every day unless your calories are down and you are exercising a lot.
5. If you drink one $7 cold press that is made to order per day it's like $2500 for the year - that will buy you organic produce and a commercial grade juicer so going "convenience" is not the move for cold pressed juices
6. If you want the cheapest 100% cold pressed juices they can be found at 7/11 or sometimes Trader Joes - around $2-3 for a 16 oz
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2. Every juicer has like 20 parts that need to be cleaned after every use - imagine a blender but worse for clean up
3. Stop telling people to buy juice at Walmart when "regular" grocery stores dont carry 100% juice products only juice from concentrate that contains 10% juice and the bottle still costs $5-6 so its more money for a FAR inferior product
4. Juicers are not made to promote weight loss - people think I drink fruit juice I will lose weight. Only way that is happening is drinking a juice that is 70% green and 30% fruit and working out. You will gain weight drinking a fruit drink every day unless your calories are down and you are exercising a lot.
5. If you drink one $7 cold press that is made to order per day it's like $2500 for the year - that will buy you organic produce and a commercial grade juicer so going "convenience" is not the move for cold pressed juices
6. If you want the cheapest 100% cold pressed juices they can be found at 7/11 or sometimes Trader Joes - around $2-3 for a 16 oz
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I would recommend spending more, for a vitamix.
edit: apparently I am wrong, ignore this comment
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You mean buy sugar in form of juice?
The only cons is cleaning the 5 components.
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2. Every juicer has like 20 parts that need to be cleaned after every use - imagine a blender but worse for clean up
3. Stop telling people to buy juice at Walmart when "regular" grocery stores dont carry 100% juice products only juice from concentrate that contains 10% juice and the bottle still costs $5-6 so its more money for a FAR inferior product
4. Juicers are not made to promote weight loss - people think I drink fruit juice I will lose weight. Only way that is happening is drinking a juice that is 70% green and 30% fruit and working out. You will gain weight drinking a fruit drink every day unless your calories are down and you are exercising a lot.
5. If you drink one $7 cold press that is made to order per day it's like $2500 for the year - that will buy you organic produce and a commercial grade juicer so going "convenience" is not the move for cold pressed juices
6. If you want the cheapest 100% cold pressed juices they can be found at 7/11 or sometimes Trader Joes - around $2-3 for a 16 oz