Cold Press Juicers vs Centrifugal Juicers | Which is Best?

Cold press juicers and centrifugal juicers are the 2 most common juicer styles in the modern juicer market. Constantly at war with each other, each style has its own unique perks and a resulting loyal fanbase. However, if you're new to juicing or just looking to learn more, perhaps you're wondering what the difference is between these 2 styles? In this video, we'll show you the simple truths of each style and what advantages they have over each other.
00:00 - Introduction
00:37 - Style Overview
01:51 - Juicing Comparison
05:39 - Strengths & Weaknesses
07:25 - Final Thoughts
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[@3EyedBandit]

in 2024 this has been the best video online that solidified my purchase for a cold press juicer. I love the comparisons and clear explanations.

[@graaaaaaaaaaaaay]

An important factor that is not covered is clean up. If they are difficult to clean, many people will use a couple of times and then it will become a dust collector

[@JimIBobIJones]

Depends on the model really. Hurom's screen strainers make them really easy to clean. They don't have traditional "hole" filters so a quick rinse is enough.

[@holycerberus]

This is the perfect explanation video! Short, precise yet very informative

[@franktorres7963]

This video is super fantastic! This video needs thousands of likes. Great video! Thanks for making it. Cheers from LA

[@preshus8437]

Thank you so much for the clarity and simplicity in explaining! This was a great video!!!!

[@clarim3059]

Hands down, the most clarifying and well-explained video about juicers I've seen until now!!! The experiments showing the result of the juices made the whole difference!!! Thank you!!! 🙏🏻

[@nadjagonzalez1832]

Loved this video. Unbiased and well presented. Thanks

[@tishgoldberg3386]

Hi there, You did one of the best comparisons I have seen on KZbin. Thank you so much!

[@carlanderson798]

This video was perfect, you did a great job answered every question I had in my head now I know which way to go thank you

[@blacktiger2154]

I appreciate it so much that it wasn’t the most expensive, most advanced models compared but the ones the general viewer is more likely to buy!

[@AftabHomeoTips]

This is a much needed video. Anyone making decsion abt buying juicer should benifit from it. I bought my centrifugal juicer 10 years ago. But at that time cold press juicer was not available in market. Bt for today i ll prefer cold press juicer

[@1884Winter]

excellent! This really helped to make up our minds :) Thank you so much! Subscribed 😁

[@juanaowusu7779]

This is the video I have been looking for. Thank u darling ❤

[@meerasandhu9888]

Very precise and clear explanations

[@simonvance8054]

I did a lot of research a few years ago and ended up getting a cold press. It can get clogged up juicing certain things but that can be mostly avoided when you learn which veges clog it up and you cut those up smaller. To me cold press is better although it was quite expensive. The efficiency is very good in that you get more juice out of what you put in. Centrifugal may cut things easy but with some of them you go through twice the amount of produce to get the same amount of juice as a cold press...which is total false economy. I ended up getting a Kuvings E8000 and I absolutely love it. The quality of the build and operation is very obvious and it crushes things extremely quickly and efficiently. I can easily make 1 litre of juice in less than 5 minutes. Each to their own but I absolutely recommend this model, it seems to extract the maximum amount of juice and many reviews I watched said that too in comparison to other models.

[@joshuadaniel2511]

Hi is this Kuvings E8000 a cold press juicer? Can j get it on Amazon?

[@Safiyyrh]

Hello please how about cleaning? Is it easy to clean?

[@samgruber119]

@@joshuadaniel2511 Yes you can, but it is $1000...! You can buy a lot of bottled juice for $1000.

[@markshaz8691]

Thanks this is the review I was looking for. Going with the cold press

[@sarahr306]

Very good explanation, i have the centrifuge machine but it doesn't bring out the juicer i wanted, now i know the difference i will go for the cold juicer machine.Thank you so much.

[@BigDicTRP]

Really informative and answered all my questions thanks dawg

[@tarvinder91]

Amazing comparison. I hv used centrifugal ones till now. Im interested in cold pressed now seeing the quality of juice extracted

[@thinkandquestion1305]

Thank you. This helps me make an informed decision.

[@jellyphish2112]

This was great, I have been wondering amidst all the discussion if there is actually a difference betwixt the two and seeing the initial coloring difference, it is very clear to me. Although it takes longer, obviously cold press is preferable. Thank you so much!

[@marquesejames9165]

You said betwixt and I love that lol

[@taniquepalmer]

While reading your comment I changed my accent when I saw "betwixt" 😂. I love it!

[@castielcollin4173]

Great job bro , well explained....your brilliant.

[@criconinvestments7723]

Remove pricing and the choice is clear for me. Thanks so much for your review. I knew zero about juicing

[@KikaXyz]

excellent review, thank you so much! )

[@aliazzhar6216]

Slow and steady wins the race 👍

[@DCMAKER133]

wow awesome video. I would have never guessed how much of a difference it would have been. if i ever buy one i definitely would get a cold press. what a crazy amount of diffence

[@MJG991]

This video was awesome, you explain everything so clearly and articulately!! Thank you! Going with cold press juicer for sure

[@chuckheinch]

Great choice. It will pay for itself. The juice yield is much higher compared to the centrifugal. Also the cold press can do leafy vegetables easier.

[@TRES-LECHES466]

Here's an idea... Take the pulp from each machine and process it through the other machine and see if it extracts more juice. This will prove the loss of juice yields.

[@SherMusician]

Just watched tjat and it does

[@SherMusician]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGSpYZmlgcd2bbc at end

[@Afthrast]

can someone give a specific video they've found for this?

[@user-gi8jm8ju9u]

Or just use a cheese cloth for extra juice! Works every time I make grape juice 5 bags make 2 gallons

[@chilled99]

Are we supposed to know how much is a “bag”?

[@faithizehi2790]

Definitely going with the cold pressed

[@vythilingumashven3982]

Best video ever! Thanks

[@SUHABOUT]

Hands down the best juicer review ever.

[@theclock...]

Thank you.explained very well.

[@torign]

great video - thank you so much!

[@remmialwayzme9899]

Such a straight to the point very informative video thanks much! Cold press it is🎉😂

[@SomewhereInIndiana1816]

Great information thank you 😊

[@0Kannan0]

Thank you for explaining the two different types.. ❤

[@veggiecations]

Very nice positive review

[@JaboodyEnthusiast]

I despise juice from anything but a cold press juicer. I thought I'd never like it until I got some from a cafe that just came to town and I love it. Plus they're hustling 8 bucks a bottle so 🤷🏽‍♂️ I'ma save in the long run

[@kalpeshparikh8804]

very informative, Thanks

[@Alesha12234]

I had the centrifugal juicer first and just switched over to cold press and I do prefer the cold press. I wish I had seen this video before either purchase

[@LCDC5759]

Thank you for this video

[@sarahr306]

Thank you so much i will go for the juicer

[@terrencebolling4913]

great video ..thx.

[@chelbykellington]

This was awesome. I currently have a centrifugal juicer and want to upgrade. This really helped. Thank you

[@sheridangroves170]

I think go with your budget, I've had both sorts and been very happy with both.

[@user-ps3ve1vf3e]

Thank you bro. I wish I would have watched this video b4i got my juicer. I brought a $50 center fug. I brought a blinder for my leafy greens. I didn't know you could juice greens.. Ordering a new cold press

[@createtoday-no5jg]

Great video made my decision much easier just got to work out best brand now and affordability 😊

[@MyklYTB]

Thank you so much 😊😊😊

[@RareBeauty_Khayrah]

This was an amazing experiment and very helpful thank you very much 💕

[@najjar963]

Very useful

[@Nikkiluv32]

Thanks so much for this! I'm about to invest in a starter juicer and wanted to know the difference between the two. 😊😊

[@JimIBobIJones]

The H100 has become a great buy as newer models have taken its place as Hurom's flagships. Whilst it doesn't have newer "quality of life" improvements (such as the self-feeding loader) - the core mechanism remains essentially unchanged, and more importantly the price has dropped significantly. You have to do more prep work and the ergonomics may not be as friendly - but the end product is still as good as the current generation of high end juicers at a much lower price.

[@diggybean2705]

Thank you 😊

[@bigcheez8242]

Is there a difference in the juices’ thickness between the two? Cause I already have a smoothie maker and have never used a juicer before, so I’m a little confused, as I want one that makes like thin juices, without any fibres in it…

[@marieriddick8388]

Great video on comparison, I just ordered a cold press.

[@marieriddick8388]

I love this juicer, it does a great job juicing and easy to clean.

[@aniyahdilovelilioness747]

@@marieriddick8388 Which juicer did you get?

[@marieriddick8388]

@@aniyahdilovelilioness747 Amzchef is the one I have. My first juicer was a Centrifugal juicer very similar to the Aicok in this video.

[@Giggler.]

Me 2

[@salhotra28]

Thanks 👏🏻

[@daveolep7657]

I have Breville juicer for 10 years a . I damage the cord by accident . The cord melted it was next to the stove. I bought one at the thrift shop I wanted just the motor and it's a beast I paid $20.00 .

[@euclideanspace2573]

The only thing lacking is "washability", I have a Breville centrifugal juicer and even though the disassembly is easy, washing it is still kind of a pain.

[@euclideanspace2573]

@@juicersuk Thanks for the thoughtful response! I am deciding to purchase a cold pressed juicer so I can squeeze greens as well, the juice from my centrifugal Breville always tasted bland and after some reading, I finally understand why.

[@AlphineWolf]

Same

[@stephaniejames2685]

Thanks I understand now

[@omarparkin9981]

I'm switching to a cold press juicer as I have always noticed the pulp from the centrifugal juicer comes out wet suggesting the presence of more liquid.

[@apostolicbible1]

Simple...get both! I have a Breville centrifuge juicer for $100 and a KitchenAid masticating attachment for $50.00...woolah!

[@shishya]

Thanks 🙏

[@jerydob6499]

How can the cold press cake be reconstituted as a consumable? Much of the nutrients are in the skins. What are the popular methods of resweetening the cake for consumption? If I deep fried the cake with a light batter is that considered sacrilegious to health foodies?

[@alsmi87]

Thanks for the video. What about cleaning? I have had a "fast" juicer before, and sometimes I didn't use it because there would ve too much cleaning after just one glass of juice. Especially the disc which takes a long time to clean properly with a brush. Are slow juicers better from that perspective?

[@alsmi87]

@@juicersuk Thanks for a quick answer! Well, I am looking into it right now, and almost everyone writes "easy cleaning" in the description without being specific. But I was looking into Panasonic MJ-L501WXE and Bosch MESM731M. I want my juicer to be small, because I live alone, and it is not that much about speed - it is more about that it should be easy to make a glass of fresh juice. If you have some recommendations, I would be happy to hear those. Thanks! 🙂

[@teardrop720]

Thank you!

[@dad135]

Is centrifugal juicer good at pressing celery?

[@blackmamba5380]

Mu english is not very good... may i ask something? So, the centralfugal is what i have... just know learned there s this cold press machine... Also on bottles of olive oil from factories they write that oil was produced by the procedure of cold pressure... i.could never imagine this procedure could be attached on a machine for home use...but what i havent got till now is which is exactly the difference in texture... i like my centralfugal s machine result cause it has no pulp inside reminding the juices from factories which we all know... with cold press machine what would it be to drink it... like you drink milkshake?? Cause i dont think i would enjoy this that much... Also in this.cold press machine can you extract olive oil from olives or other oils like from sesame or nuts??

[@ThaiNguyen-bg2gw]

I have a super cheap cold press of a china brand Hongxin, it was only 31 bucks, it can produce way more juice than my old 309 bucks centrifugal juicer. There was only a time I tried a whole carrot in the cold press an it broke a component, but the replacement only cost me 7 bucks. So to me, for personal use the cold press juice is an absolute win.

[@chelseyfmills]

Can you link it?

[@strangelyfamiliar1729]

Can u provide a link please.

[@Evonisbomb0]

Link?

[@chuckheinch]

I bought my omega 8006 for 150 bucks used on ebay.

[@Why-ym8ch]

Link the clues. We want you, To share the juice. Hmmmmm?

[@delso3968]

Cold press for me! Hands down!!

[@learntocrochet3952]

Agreed!

[@monikquewelcomem7874]

Can anyone tell me how to dissemble the centrifugal please, it came assembled

[@KrisBendix]

is James May using Aicok jusicers?

[@evgenykhamlov8423]

Молодец! Хорошо объяснил

[@kjgonsalez]

excellent video, it only remained to mention that due to the heat generated by the centrifuge processor, the nutrients of the processed juices last much less than when they are extracted by a cold pressed

[@platinumbooty9446]

That has been scientifically disproven

[@whitepouch0904]

It's not much difference. The heat and exposure are so minimal.

[@gauravk30]

Bullshit. Even our body generates more heat than a juicer lol.

[@mindpower2824]

Interesting because I have an Aicook and the juice looks exactly like the cold press juice you showed in this video....

[@Onlyindianpj]

I will buy cold press

[@sirajulhoque9330]

Good

[@FredoSantana90]

Also noise is an important factor. My juicer is getting old and sounds like a Boeing 747 taking off so i cant use it at night while the family is asleep, it was always very noisy but age has made it worse. I imagine the cold press is much quieter operating at much lower RPM’s and it squeezing rather than slicing

[@isadorapena2409]

😂

[@christinesantos5925]

Where can I buy those little round glasses? 🥰

[@stephen3511]

Can anyone recommend a mid priced juicer that’s easy to clean and decent with harder veg such as carrots 🥕 and 🥦 ? Thanks 🙏

[@stephen3511]

@@juicersukmuch appreciated. I’ll take a look. Thanks 👍

[@faribayagoobian7721]

Any suggestions for the best cold pressed juicer ?

If you have a huge family and need two, I think having one of each would be best.

[@jmaegm]

Another scary comparison afraid to say which one is better. Man up bro.

[@rbbrbb9152]

Can AICOK juicer also make almond milk? Yr early response will be appreciated

[@Flafex]

Nice video, but why in the end do you say there's no right choice when you clearly can see the cold press is way better in general

[@hronetoone-rayhanabdullahz7093]

Good video but what's the best cold pressed juicer other then sage?

[@juicersuk]

Hi hronetoone-rayhanabdullahz7093, we have had a range of new cold press juicers that are great. We also have a video on our channel dedicated to showing the best juicers for this year if you are interested in watching that. Some great juicers are the angel juicers, the Hurom H400, Kuvings REVO830, Omega MM1500, Omega 8007/8008, the Sana 929, 727, or 868 and many more. What are you looking to juice?

[@hronetoone-rayhanabdullahz7093]

@@juicersuk thanks for the reply, what about magimix juice expert three. I am concerned about the build quality so rather spend on it so that it will last me for years. Any thoughts?

[@hronetoone-rayhanabdullahz7093]

@@juicersuk I am looking for juicing green leaf, hard and soft fruits, make nut milks if possible, would really like to make juice out of jackfruits, mango, lychee when it's the season.

[@juicersuk]

Hi, The Magimix Juice Expert three is a centrifugal juicer, meaning it would not be able to extract much juice from leafy greens. In addition, cold press juicers produce a better quality of juice that containers more vitamins since centrifugal juicers generate heat which kill nutrients, hence the name "Cold Press". It you are able to, it would probably be better to stick with cold press juicers. The ones I mentioned are great in terms of build quality, juicing performance and would overall be easier to clean.

[@juicersuk]

It would be hard to find a juicer that can do all of that since horizontal juicers can struggle with softer ingredients where as vertical juicers can sometimes struggle with leafy greens however newer juicers such as the Hurom H400 is able to handle more leafy greens than most vertical models. Its advised to layer leafy greens below harder ingreidnets like apples so the harder ingredients can help push the leafy greens through the mechanism.

[@AP-eb8hd]

I thought one of the key ingredients in the fruits and vegetables was fiber..both these eliminate them... Best is to use Nutri Blender and quickly consume the juice .

[@klaudijamaver1360]

Hi does anyone has a Hurom juicer?

[@sayanghosh974]

Almost every cold pressed juicers use plastic parts (Auger, strainer) for extracting juice. Is there any possibility of chemical leaching from those plastics into the juice ??

[@sayanghosh974]

@@juicersuk Thanks for the response. 👍🏻

[@Viral2Vault]

If buying for time saving you should show the cleaning time after use

[@happygilmore7935]

i need a cold press juicer

[@niruvasu8401]

Which is best juicer

[@slamdunk58]

Which one is best for tomatoes? Thanks

[@juicersuk]

Hi slamdunk58, cold press juicers will keep the nutrients and deliver a higher quality juice if that's what you are after. Centrifugal juicers are cheaper but they heat up the juice enough to kill the nutrients so It really depends on your needs and preferences.

[@slamdunk58]

@@juicersuk I've had two centrifugal juicers given to me! Know anyone that wants to swap them for one cold press machine? Lol

[@juicersuk]

Hi, If they where given to you then there ok to use since you didn't have to purchase it yourself. A free juicer is better than a paid one. However if at any point in the future you wish to upgrade then a cold press juicer would be better for you.

[@kamikaze20072000]

Cold pressed it is!

[@frontmedia]

cleaning?

[@KK-gc5lj]

Are there any non-plastic juicers ?

[@juicersuk]

Hi KK-gc5lj, The Angel Juicers are made from stainless steel and just recently, Sana brought out a juicer with stainless steel parts called the Sana 929. It is worth noting that the plastic used it higher-end juicers is high-quality BPA-free plastics, not cheap plastics on cheap juicers.

[@somerset6646]

I've had it with cold press juicers. They all jam and can't handle celery, even when cut up.

[@nanaabenadarkowaah1800]

I wish I woild have seen this before buying a Centrifugal juicer 😢

[@marxgriggs8370]

Why you didn’t do it slower

[@resulsanane4506]

❤

[@persephone6896]

Nowhere does it mention the name of the brand

[@cfcreative1]

The centrifugal basically shreds the veg and fruit at high speed so i think more fiber gets in the juice then with the cold press. With cold press you will get more just juice.

[@cfcreative1]

and you found that out by testing right

[@hellbelley]

@@juicersuk what brand and model exactly was the cold press one? thanks ! and great video