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Juicers I tested so far

Through my juicing journey, I have been able to use different juicers. Here, I’m sharing my experience with you!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is slow juicing?

Slow juicing (also known as cold-press juicing or masticating juicing), is a method of extracting juice from fruits and vegetables using a slow rotating auger or gears. Unlike centrifugal juicing, which is using high-speed spinning blades, slow juicing operates at a much lower speed, minimizing heat and oxidation, and preserving more nutrients and enzymes in the juice.

What are the benefits of slow juicing compared to traditional juicing methods?

Slow juicing retains more nutrients, vitamins, and enzymes due to its gentle extraction process. It also produces juice with less foam and separation, resulting in a smoother texture. Additionally, slow juicers are quieter and more efficient in extracting juice from leafy greens and fibrous vegetables.

What types of produce are best suited for slow juicing?

You can juice leafy greens like kale and spinach, hard vegetables like carrots and beets, and soft fruits like apples and berries. Slow juicers can also effectively juice wheatgrass or make almond milk.

Are there any downsides of using a slow juicer compared to other juicing methods?

While slow juicers offer numerous benefits, including higher nutrient retention and quieter operation, they tend to have a higher initial cost compared to centrifugal juicers. 

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