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

northGAcock

I am not looking for something to squeeze the juice from kale and the like.....just fresh fruit juice. I have an ancient one that belonged to my mom. The motor is about woo out......but has squeezed many a drink for me.
  


I am doing some research for the upcoming birthday present from the family......Anyone use these are have a more modern electric version they are really pleased with?


One important feature I am looking for is something that drains the and easily separates the pulp. I like a little pulp but not a lot. Thanks for reading and responding. 

smbishop

I have this one, it replaced an older unit as well.  Very pleased.

http://smile.amazon.com/Tribest-CitriStar-CS-1000-Citrus-Juicer/dp/B001DZ6TH4?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage

GregW

Please look at these reviews:
http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-juicer/

Battleborn

My wife bought a juicer a few years ago when juicing thing got big. It is made by Breville. It works really well at separating pulp. The only thing is, to me, you need an awful lot of fruit to fill it up. 

The_Stache

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!!! 

northGAcock

smbishop said:

I have this one, it replaced an older unit as well.  Very pleased.

http://smile.amazon.com/Tribest-CitriStar-CS-1000-Citrus-Juicer/dp/B001DZ6TH4?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage

Thanks for the suggestion. Will read up on it.

northGAcock

GregW said:

Please look at these reviews:
http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-juicer/

I appreciate the link to the reviews. Very helpful.

bgebrent

Trying to improve on your bloody's?  Why?!

northGAcock

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!!! 

Thank you for the feedback and suggestion.

Jeremiah

bgebrent said:

Trying to improve on your bloody's?  Why?!

My wife is still talking about those. 

bgebrent

Jeremiah said:

bgebrent said:

Trying to improve on your bloody's?  Why?!

My wife is still talking about those. 

Robin's got those down!  Even out of the back of his car!

YukonRon

bgebrent said:

Jeremiah said:

bgebrent said:

Trying to improve on your bloody's?  Why?!

My wife is still talking about those. 

Robin's got those down!  Even out of the back of his car! 

Tbw stuff mixed out of the back of his vehicle is awesome, (and darn near lethal). Dude has hero status in my eyes.

bgebrent

YukonRon said:

bgebrent said:

Jeremiah said:

bgebrent said:

Trying to improve on your bloody's?  Why?!

My wife is still talking about those. 

Robin's got those down!  Even out of the back of his car! 

Tbw stuff mixed out of the back of his vehicle is awesome, (and darn near lethal). Dude has hero status in my eyes.

Because I could only agree once.  Truth.

theyolksonyou

YukonRon said:

bgebrent said:

Jeremiah said:

bgebrent said:

Trying to improve on your bloody's?  Why?!

My wife is still talking about those. 

Robin's got those down!  Even out of the back of his car! 

Tbw stuff mixed out of the back of his vehicle is awesome, (and darn near lethal). Dude has hero status in my eyes.

And he's a super nice, generous dude on top of that. 

northGAcock

bgebrent said:

Trying to improve on your bloody's?  Why?!

No...actually the mid morning Tito's and fresh squeezed Ruby Red Grapefruit. Not onlyare they good, but good for you

northGAcock

theyolksonyou said:

YukonRon said:

bgebrent said:

Jeremiah said:

bgebrent said:

Trying to improve on your bloody's?  Why?!

My wife is still talking about those. 

Robin's got those down!  Even out of the back of his car! 

Tbw stuff mixed out of the back of his vehicle is awesome, (and darn near lethal). Dude has hero status in my eyes.

And he's a super nice, generous dude on top of that. 

Ok Yolk.....what do I owe you.......thanks all for the kind remarks. The truth is those slushies are what is lethal, and clouding yalls thinking. Think of the Bloodys as setting the table for a great day with friends and family.....as it should be. Hope you are all having a good week.

fishlessman

i use the hand press similar to the one posted, mines probably from the 1920's. never seen a need to go electric but mine wont fit grapefruit

Dredger

@northGAcock, we use this one for squeezing citrus juice easily. It will also handle grapefruit, which some others won't. http://www.amazon.com/New-Star-Foodservice-46878-ommercial/dp/B00KQ47HL0/ cleanup is quick and simple and it can really crank the juice out. We also have a centrifugal juicer, but seldom use it any more. It's a pita to clean and have replaced it with the Vitamix for juicing smoothies, etc.

It's on the left hiding behind the salt and pepper grinders. It has a relatively small footprint and we just leave it out on the counter. Be forewarned, it's heavy, about 13 pounds. If you want no pulp, just put a small strainer in the cup the juice goes into.

northGAcock

Thanks @Dredger I will look at this more closely. Hope all is well with you and family.

HondaHawk

I have the Breville model posted abovie, it's awesome and fast, but have found that the oxidation is what you want to avoid. I'd recommend the slow press/squeeze models. 

Dredger

Hope all is well with you and family.

Thanks @northGacock, I appreciate that. Will know more in 3 weeks.

The_Stache

If you're wanting to "squeeze" the juice out of Kale or other leafy or root vegetable (Celery, Carrots, Beets, etc), The Breville will work, just drink your juice as it comes out!

If you're really CONSUMED by the possibilities, the Omega 8004 Masticating Juicer is AWESOME and will pretty much juice anything!!!  (But the price sucks)!

http://www.amazon.com/Omega-J8004-Nutrition-Commercial-Masticating/dp/B001RLYOEE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1463525127&sr=8-1&keywords=omega+8004

JohnInCarolina

I'm not a big fan of Barry Bonds, but the rest of the guys aren't so bad I guess.

epcotisbest

I have a Vitamix and love it. I was on the fence about spending that much money, but have had it for several years now, and from the day I got it, I have not touched the regular juicer since.
It does so many things from icecream to soup, and the best smoothies you can imagine. If you don't like the pulp in the juice, you can strain it, but the Vitamix makes it so smooth I think it just adds to the juicing goodness with no pulp to toss.
You can sometimes find them on sale, or reconditioned. If you are near any outlets, Kitchen Connection has them pretty fairly priced.
Love ours and use it often for lots of things.

northGAcock

JohnInCarolina said:

I'm not a big fan of Barry Bonds, but the rest of the guys aren't so bad I guess.

Finally a voice of reason.

northGAcock

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?

northGAcock

TDredger said:

@northGAcock, we use this one for squeezing citrus juice easily. It will also handle grapefruit, which some others won't. http://www.amazon.com/New-Star-Foodservice-46878-ommercial/dp/B00KQ47HL0/ cleanup is quick and simple and it can really crank the juice out. We also have a centrifugal juicer, but seldom use it any more. It's a pita to clean and have replaced it with the Vitamix for juicing smoothies, etc.

It's on the left hiding behind the salt and pepper grinders. It has a relatively small footprint and we just leave it out on the counter. Be forewarned, it's heavy, about 13 pounds. If you want no pulp, just put a small strainer in the cup the juice goes into.

I got one of these for Fathers Day (well actually arrived today). Will be putting that rascal to use this weekend. I'm pumped.....I mean squeezed. Hope your family is doing better.

Dredger

I hope you enjoy it @northGAcock, we use ours almost daily. Simple to use and simple to clean. We like that. Thanks for the comment about the family. FIL had his final testing and meeting with the neurosurgeon today and they have ruled out surgery due to the dangerous location of the breaks. Greatly relieved and he is doing fairly well considering the circumstances. Hanging in there. It's been a long road. Thankful.

McStew

We "juice" daily  sometimes twice a day.  Buy the best brevelle they make its about 300 it will last for years.  All others are junk unless you go top of the line and they are about $1500-2500. If u want smoothies nutribullets are inexpensive and work well

McStew

This is the one we found to be the best 

NPHuskerFL

We have & use the Ninja Professional Series 1500w and Magic Bullet.