Nope, not made in China.

We also had a Breville for years but found that the Nama juicer excelled it every way possible!

That’s really great to hear!!

We purchased ours at the local grocery store. I believe you'll have a better chance finding it during the winter season :)

Very true!

Awesome thank you! And you’re going to LOVE this juicer!!

Puedes comprar en Bolivia por $550 (Hay planes de pago disponibles): namawell.com/collections/all-juicers/country-filter-bolivia?ref=johnsonsinthemaking

¡Amamos a los nuestros!

Awesome, great to hear! Yes, this juicer is a little pricey but we feel it's TOTALLY worth the investment!

lol yeah it kind of does!

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Nice! I'll have to figure out how to try a fresh one :)

At some point in the future, I'd love to travel outside the U.S. and try all types of tropical fruits :)

Good to know! I know there are other, better varieties but it's hard when you live in the U.S. to find those varieties (and when they're ripe) :)

You’re welcome!!!

True! However, even though the greens were "on top" at first, they were eventually pushed down after adding more apples and pineapple 😀 The great thing about Nama juicers is that food order doesn't matter!

@@johnsonsinthemaking I Was Reading The Instructions.

Good to know! I'll make sure to do that in future videos :)

@@johnsonsinthemaking Thanks 😊👍

I'm going to have to try a fresh one and do another taste test video!

The investment is TOTALLY worth it but with coupon code JOHNSONS, you'll save 10% on this juicer! It took only a few days to receive it (I'm in the US).

Can you use lemon instead of lime

Of course!!

Sorry, just saw this! The mason jar holds around 32 ounces and the juicer juice contain is about 3x the size of the mason jar... I think?

The Nama holds 16 ounces at a time and then you can release sit into the pitcher which holds a little more than filling the bottom of the juicer twice so a bit more than 32 ounces.

Thanks for clarifying :)

Thanks! Appreciate the comment!

Thank you!! Those juices sound tasty! Which juicer did you get?

@@johnsonsinthemaking the J2. Delivery end of month

Awesome! It’s an amazing juicer!!

I need to try a good quality durian :)

Nutmeg? Interesting!

hahaha it totally looks like one!

I did thaw it out first.

I need to find a place that sells the good ones.

At the time of recording, I was in California. I found this at a local Asian market.

I always try to do things the right way :)

Love that!

Lolol!! That is the worst birthday party ever....😵

I appreciate how you 'Hemingway'd' the explanation of it. Nicely done! I've heard that people fall into 1 of 2 categories: - totally turned off by it, comparable to smelling something rotting/decaying almost like meat that is about to 'turn', and/or garbage. -pleasantly surprised by the sweet combo of pineapple/mango/tropical goodness You're either 1 or the other. And, there's only 1 way to find out. I live in the Southern US (Houston, TX), so I only have direct access to a market in the area of town that is called "little Vietnam". Because it's much smaller than the area deemed as "China town", yet comparable in size to "Pinoy-ville": slang term (hopefully Not offensive, as it's not My term...just locally thrown around as a way to reference the 'southwest side' of the city - with Filipino restaurants and grocery stores)..where I go for chicken adobo and halo-halo 🤤yummm. So, since I didn't want to risk buying the whole fruit (priced at $4+/lb), I bought "durian pia cake". I am nervous and excited. (That's a lot to say about anticipating tasting a fruit.) Here goes nothin'!!! 🤞🏽😬

We'd be feeling like you... not sure what to expect, but still excited! Good luck with your cake and let us know how it tastes!!

@@johnsonsinthemaking I went for it y'all!! I'm in the 'on the fence' part of the spectrum of durian lovers/haters. As, I haven't had the fruit in it's natural state, I'm left feeling like... Hmmmm? About it. It starts off sweet, yet peculiar. Then: chew, swallow, and more hmmm 🤔 I definitely was NOT disgusted, but the description of piling up a backyard bbq plate that includes fruits and macaroni salad..before they all leak into becoming "one with eachother", while you're still cool with eating it all. Yes. I get that now. I didn't think something could smell like a tropical fruit, with a hint of onion...in a good way. Pleasant surprise. Can't wait to try more in different forms.

I'm convinced that the fresh ones in Thailand are much better than the ones we get in the U.S. If I ever go to Thailand, I'm going to try them again and will post another video about my experience. :)

You had wrong one

I'm determined to try a fresh one (preferably in Thailand) next time!

Make It Vegan TRY Malaysian durians They are far better than the mild Thais.

I wouldn't have wasted it if it tasted good :P

They aren't grown in the U.S as far as I know and if they are the soil may not be conducive to producing tasty durian fruit. It's more likely these are shipped long distances and are older than what you are used to. Also very few stores carry them and there is almost zero quality control. There aren't enough people that care about Durian.

It’s too bad. I’d love to try fresh durian 😁

You're probably right. Where can I find fresh durian in Los Angeles? I can only manage to find the frozen ones that have been in the freezer for months.

Wow cant believe i have commented a year ago.. time flies by fast... well wrong person to ask for buddy idk how they can transport Durians to the US as Fresh ... maybe they grow them in south america ? idk... but there are a variety of durians out there some from the south east asia. some have a rubbery texture with no flavor at all and some have too strong flavour.. what we have in Davao City is sweet and tasty. though they would still smell like gasoline.

you know what forget what i said. i just took a quick search of durian tasters out there and apparently you are not the only one who thinks it tastes like onion. my bad. /watch?v=G4mlXLfZT_U <-- she also says it takes like onion.

GamersrageFTW 132 i dont love the smell but i dont mind it at all. it doesn't hurt my nose or anything.

I agree :)

Thanks for the info!

Where can I find lychee in los angeles?

Amanda Godwin I love lychees they're awesome!

+workoutfanatic they are pretty common during the summer, import from China. most groceries have them.

I love lychees