Juicers.....any recommendations for one based on your experience?

McStew · June 2016

northGAcock said:

The_Stache said:

I started with a centrifugal juicer a few years ago. They work great and are inexpensive (comparatively) for a good "starter" juicer. I ultimately went to a single screw juicer and like the flavors (less oxidation) of the juice produced but the costs of such is 2 to 3 times that of the centrifugal juicer. The biggest difference is flexibility (and taste) as I can do silly things like sorbets with the single screw that I cannot with the centrifugal.

Best of luck in your quest!!!

@The_Stache Can you explain further your comment regarding oxidation of the juice? Please pardon my ignorance here?

This should explian what you are looking for

http://juicing-for-health.com/delay-juice-oxidation.html

blasting · June 2016

McStew said:

This is the one we found to be the best

I had this one ^^ as well. I was possibly a little harsh in giving my feedback on the other thread. This juicer is extremely well built, and if a juicer is what you are looking for, this would be a good choice.

Juicing just was not for me. I didn't like the juices, and I really didn't like all the cleaning.

McStew · June 2016

@blasting I couldn't agree more juicing is not for everyone. if anyone wanting to get into juicing doesnt want to do a bunch of cleaning just after finishing then this isn't for them

DieselkW · June 2016

Bought a juicer, used it a LOT the first two weeks. Then it got put out in the garage to "clean up the counter". For another two weeks, it got brought inside to make a batch of juice, then put back.
Eventually, when I took it off the shelf, I had to rinse dust off it.

Within a year, it was a garage sale item, lost $100 in that transaction.

tarheelmatt · June 2016

Maybe this one?

Juicers.....any recommendations for one based on your experience?

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