Easiest Cold Press Fruit Juicer Invented to Date: Nama J2 Review

[@discountjuicers]

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[@kamilah5621]

I thought you can put fruit whole in juicer.

[@figtree393]

Love my Nama J2. Made 2 1/2 gallons of juice last night.

[@discountjuicers]

That's it??? I made two gallons :) One gallon of cactus fruit and jicama and one gallon of cucumber, jicama, pineapple, tangerine, turmeric and ginger.

[@fantaztikbeatz]

Sweet

[@discountjuicers]

Jump to the following parts of this episode: 01:30 Why the Nama J2 is the best auger slow juicer for juicing fruits 05:35 Organic On-the-vine tomatoes 09:57 Organic Opal Apples & Meyer Lemon 13:45 Mango 19:24 Organic Personal Watermelon 23:08 Non-GMO papaya

[@lamarmiles2250]

Thank you for breaking it down to what a person wants to hear....and what's important to them. Continue to do this please.

[@velox03]

I watched a lot of your videos as well as others before deciding on a juicer. I ended up with the Nama J2 because like you said I picked the juicer which I thought I would use the most. This juicer is so easy to use that I juice twice a day and I'm new to juicing. Really appreciate your videos and I was able to use your coupon code as well. Thanks and keep it up!

[@discountjuicers]

Wonderful to hear! I enjoy using the Nama J2, and usually make at least 4 quarts at a time when I get it out!

[@cindyjames4407]

I love my mama j2. A tip: in between different fruits or veggies and right before cleaning, I fill the juice container with water and run it through to clean the juicer. It barely takes any time to do this and really helps with the cleaning. Although cleaning this juicer is so easy and quick. Also, your tip about the benefits of using the skin for example in cherry tomatoes versus whole tomatoes was helpful. So I'm thinking grapes would be easier to juice because they have so much skin. Again, thank you for this video. Your tips, as usual, are so helpful. I have purchased juicers from you in the past and have always been pleased.

[@barbaramazzocca4605]

I finally bought this, but I'm disappointed with the yield and the very wet pulp, the wettest out of the three juicers I have! I keep thinking something has to be wrong with it.

[@dopamin_express]

Go for the Nama J2 and Tribest Dynapro and the job is done..

[@eatingwithselina8482]

When I juice mango in my j2, I always put the wet pulp back in the Nama and it juices it again

[@MGmirkin]

I was just thinking this might work well with adding some harder stuff in with the wet pulp. Like put in some chopped carrots or sweet potatoes, and then put the wet mango sludge back in with it, and see if the harder stuff helps juice the wet pulp a bit more?

[@AmberCaprie]

Thank you John! I have mango and pineapple I am going to juice for my hubby so this came at the perfect time

[@hazelgriffith4515]

Nice shirt there, John :)

[@maud2739]

I just got the Nama J2, using John’s code so he would get credit and I would get a discount. Yay! I am mostly interested in green juices, but I am glad to see I can also do fruit juices. A question: would it help to freeze the tomatoes? Or would that ruin their nutritional value? Thanks, John!

[@mscott5258]

I always chill mine in the fridge before juicing, no matter which one I use.

[@maud2739]

@@mscott5258 I was wondering if the tomatoes would go through the juicer more easily if they were frozen.

[@discountjuicers]

Frozen tomatoes will not juice. If you freeze and thaw, then they will be even softer. For tomatoes: Buy FIRM cherry tomatoes for best results. after that the smaller firmer tomato works better than soft big ones.

[@maud2739]

I just used my Nama J2 for the first time. I love it! It saves so much prep time that the clean-up is totally worth it. The juice and the pulp all stayed cool during and after processing. Incredible! Farewell to my old Champion and Omega centrifugal! Thank you for your reviews, John. I would never have known about this juicer without your videos. It is perfect for green juice with a little apple and lemon or lime in it.

[@MackJn316]

Thanks John You’re the best! Just bought a Nama J2 Gonna give it a test run later today. Doing a juice cleanse for the week. Looking forward to using my new “toy” All the best!

[@giselafiege7169]

Still new to juicing with my Nama J 2 , I did juice mangoes with lilikoi and then had to add carrots to get the fiber pushed through. The juice was good but not good enough to go through the trouble of juicing mangoes again. The juice was also a bit to thick for me.

[@susanbradley7780]

There's quite a lot of videos on the J2, but it is disturbing to see many people with faulty parts and claiming warranty replacements, given this is so new. I wonder if it is user error or weak points in the juicer?

[@discountjuicers]

I am not sure how other people are using their juicer. I can tell you that I experienced two main parts breakage: Hinge lid, which I may have caused by loading up the juicer too much and slamming the lid down. Nama replaced, and have told me they strengthened the part to prevent this from occurring in the future. The clip that holds the pulp outlet also broke for me. On this part, I don't think I did anything "abnormal". they quickly replaced this part, and have also told me they made this part stronger to eliminate this problem in the future. I believe the Nama J2 is a stable product and durable if used according to the instructions.

[@Serenitymommy10]

I see people not using it correctly too.

[@kathyfann]

This Processor bowel is the most important improvement I have seen in a while

[@sarahd7716]

This juicer looks super convenient where does the green star juicer rank in comparison?

[@discountjuicers]

depends on your specific use. The green star will make a higher quality juice for sure, and generally will also make a higher yield juice especially on root veggies. That being said, it does take longer to clean, and more nooks and crannies to clean. Furthermore this video is "best juicer for juicing fruit". I would NEVER juice straight fruit in the green star as the twin gear system will just back up in most instances, and not juice straight fruit. if you mix 50% fruit with 50% roots (carrots, etc) there is enough hard fiber to push thru the softer fiber.

[@clarasantiso8246]

My Nama J2 arrived yesterday I washed it, dried it will use it today!

[@MGmirkin]

So, dumb question... With something like mango and watermelon or other "squishy" things, you say that adding something harder can help to juice them more effectively. Would there be any benefit to running the "wet" pulp back through the juicer **with** some harder things added, like carrot, or sweet potato, etc.? Like put in some hard stuff, plop your "wet pulp" back in, and then add some more "hard stuff" on top, so it all kind of mixes in together in the auger and maybe you end up squeezing out more of the juice from the soft "wet pulp" by adding the harder bits to it, or vice versa, on a second pass?

[@discountjuicers]

YES. You can do this. I do it all the time to extract more juice out of the pulp. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmianXiYZqtlfZI where I demonstrate this with celery pulp, but I also do it with fruit pulp or other pulp.

[@stephanymaynard3428]

john thanks for all you do bro you so inspired me to plant a garden this year and i did a big one i even got yellow watermellon like you had on a episode your the best

[@lgnfve]

have you ever tried putting pulp back in to the machine ??? I have done this with my omega juicer and it gets more juice out.

[@discountjuicers]

YES. Many times I do this. Sometimes the pulp is so wet it will not easily go thru the juicer, so you need to add cubed jicama or carrots to rejuice the pulp easier.

[@yamamancha]

I was finally able to support you by using your code to purchase a J2.

[@discountjuicers]

thanks C.E. Much appreciated

[@laliyq290]

Hi I have nama j2 , when I do fruits juice Or leavs , it's making a lot of pul in side the juice ! I must filter the juice !

[@mikesabran]

Looking for a comparison between the Nama J2 and the Huron H400 any ideas where I can find it so I can make my purchase???

[@futbol1972]

I just got a nama j2 last week. Do u guys make big batches of juice for the hole week? How do I store the juice to keep it fresh and for how many days?

[@kcconaty5270]

Hi where is your Link to your Amazon page?

[@ellena858]

This is the video I was looking for! Sometimes I would like to juice a lot of cantaloupe and in my omega and it backs up after 2 or 3 cantaloupes depending on their softness. I hate to dilute it with jicama or carrot, could I just run jicama or carrot after the melon and still get that “clean out” effect?

[@Nessalos]

I have an ulcer and want to juice both papaya and cabbage. Would you say the J2 is good for cabbage? I'm ready to pull the trigger, just want to make sure. Thank you!

[@discountjuicers]

YES. I have juiced cabbage in the Nama J2 without issue.

[@davidmanz1864]

I thought apple seeds were not healthy to consume, but I see you don't remove them. I'd love thoughts on this. Thanks! Love the videos!

[@discountjuicers]

I juice apples on an irregular basis, and dont have a problem with juicing the seeds.

[@Tastyplus1]

Your recipe looks great. Of course it will be very tasty to eat. I love it.l will definitely try it.You will tell me in the comments. How do you like my recipe? Thanks.....

[@notmebutyou8350]

Great video. Got my Nama J2 in March and really like it. Also own the Tribest Shine slow juicer. John, what do you think is the best juicer for juicing blueberries, strawberries, and cherries? Do you think the Omega VRT 350 HD would work for this?

[@discountjuicers]

I recommend vacuum blending those fruits instead of juicing them. They dont make lots of juice, and you will basically lessen the food value by juicing them. as there is so much pulp waste. The best for those fruits if you need to remove the insoluble fiber would be the vacuum juicing method with bag or a hydraulic press. Cherry pits need to be removed before juicing, except on the Sana 727 (I have a video coming on this)

[@jamesklein7259]

yes

[@melinaisaac1615]

Hey thanks for this video it is helping a lot in my decision making, however as a caribbean woman I've eaten mango skin for years(since I was young) and never gotten a reaction from it and never heard of it been a caution thing, that's something new to me lol, but the milk from it when its picked from a tree made my skin itch a lil, that's the only reaction I've gotten from a mango(not from the skin)... I must say I've learned something

[@discountjuicers]

Thanks. I have recently learned that the mango skins can be eaten (if organic and not sprayed with pesticides) and it even has anti-cancer properties

[@cummingreviews]

I have a question. When juicing apples, it is OK to leave the seeds in? I heard it could be toxic. Not sure if that is fact or fiction.

[@discountjuicers]

I leave my seeds in. It is true apple seeds contain a form of cyanide. In high amounts it can be deadly. In my opinion, it small amounts it may be beneficial. So do what you feel is right for you.

[@kelleyturner2238]

Thank You for your information. You are so wonderful!!

[@janety7286]

John, how do you use the watermelon rind for a bug catcher?

[@josh.r]

He talked about it on a gardening video on his other channel. I think he said he puts big pieces in his garden, red side down, and comes back later when they're covered in bugs, and disposes of them. It doesn't "catch" them, but it brings them to one place, and makes it easier for him to remove a lot of bugs at once.

[@discountjuicers]

it put them skin side up and then pill bugs are attracted to the moisture. They crawl on it to eat the inside. I simply pick the whole rind up and dispose of the bugs and all. Some pill bugs are on the soil, I will also scoop up that is under the watermelon peel.

[@beautyqueen6577]

i am looking for a new juicer should i hold out for the new kuvings that will be released in the summer that you mentioned in a video from the trade show you were at or do you think the nama j2 is better i will be juicing leafy greens apples celery cucumbers and beets and carrots the most please tell me what you recommend thanks

[@discountjuicers]

depends on how you define "better". I personally love the EASE of use of the Nama J2, as I no longer have to drop each piece of produce into the machine. I just load it up the hopper. You can watch the EVO820 vs Nama J2 video at kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnXWmKqfbrOMq8U the New REVO Juicer uses the same basic design. I have not yet done yield testing.

[@Victoria-bl4tw]

Apples and oranges. I believe what will be released in the summer is a new Kuvings vacuum blender and not juicer. The latest Kuvings juicer is still the EVO. I personally love the Kuvings both the EVO and C7000 which is the one I have. I will wait for reviews and demonstrations on the new Kuvings blender but seemed on the larger size at the trade show and not sure it would be good for my purposes. John in the past has preferred the Omega VSJ juicer. Sometime after this, while promoting the Dynapro vacuum blender, he mentioned that he had been juicing wrong all his life and now prefers to vacuum blend and then strain through a bag. He’s good at presenting people with options and comparisons. It’s a good idea to listen to several videos and arrive at your own conclusions/decisions. It’s also also a good idea to read reviews.

[@Victoria-bl4tw]

I totally forgot that there was a new Kuvings juicer at the trade show but I can see why it may nor made an impression on me. The only difference from the EVO or C7000 is that there is a cutter shoot for celery and carrots. Essentially it’ll cut these veggies to prepare for juicing. For me it’s not enough to upgrade.

[@barbaramazzocca4605]

John, as I wait to see if Tribest will fix my juicer, , I am thinking about getting this one because I have a disability and cannot stand for long periods of time, and all the chopping and feeding the juicer is getting harder for me. However, I mostly will be doing green juices with vegetables, like greens, celery, carrots, beets, and maybe a little bit of fruit. Would this one be ok for that, or should I be looking at a horizontal?

[@discountjuicers]

I use the Nama J2 to juice my green juice: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpusgGCdmrSfd7c and my root juice: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIvXfH2fiM6Nqqs where it easily juices the items that you list.

[@Taai02]

Just ordered my J2 and used your code-Tks!

[@discountjuicers]

Thanks for your support! It is appreciated!

[@julieraw825]

Hi John how do I purchase the nama j2. I’m in Australia

[@phucpham11]

Hi John, can you please do a review on the Hurom h300 juicer? Hurom h300 and the nama J2 share many same characteristics.

[@discountjuicers]

It is on my list. That being said that model is not available in the USA at this time. Based on my testing of the H200, (which was a fail) the H300 is an improvement, but for me, the SCREENLESS design technology is "not there yet" and will always "underperform" in terms of yield and pulp created in juice. Based on the H200 vs Nama J2 video, I would rather own the Nama myself.

[@phucpham11]

@@discountjuicers Thanks a lot, John. Looking forward to your next videos. :D

[@johnhubbard6262]

Have you tried Moringa in this? I juice a lot of leafy greens and fruits, would be nice to have a combo that was not a centrifugal, or a slow slow slow horizontal twin screw

[@discountjuicers]

Yes, the Nama J2 can juice fresh moringa. Its important to not juice thick stems and to precut them into smaller pieces for best results.

[@Will-Holland]

Maybe this is a great juicer, but what happened to your, at one time favorite the Omega vertical juicer? You may be more like a lobbyist who promotes the brands who strokes your palms. I trust your opinion when it comes to a raw diet and such but, when it comes to juicers I just am not sure.

[@discountjuicers]

I still own it, but frankly, since the Nama J2 came out, I rarely (if ever) use the Omega VSJ843. Let's face it each juicer has their own set of pros and cons. While the VSJ843 is still an excellent juicer, with newer technology, juicers (and other items improve) The VSJ843 came out in 2014. Until 2021, there was no significant improvements in the technology, in my opinion. While the Nama J2 pretty much makes the SAME yield & quality juice and has a longer parts warranty, the Nama J2 just makes the whole juicing process "easier". and I am a "sucker" for easy. I have fed.pushed thousands of pounds of produce into juicers and the Nama J2 makes it EASIER to Juicer, that that is why I use it. I always tell it like it is.. I share with you what I use in my kitchen for EACH task at hand. I don't ALWAYS use the Nama, but use it the most of all the juicers I own. If another company came out with a "better" juicer, of course, I would use and more heavily promote that machine. I believe the Nama J2 is a game changer and can help get more people juicing in the end, because it does make the process easier, and in tne end increase vegetable and fruit consumption in the USA and around the world, and that is a good thing, we would all agree.

[@heidyh.8739]

Hi! Thank you for your informative video! I wanted to buy this juicer, so it's nice to know that you approve of it. Since this juicer does not juice wheatgrass, can you recommend a manual wheatgrass grinder that I can purchase? I'm looking for something compact because I do not have a lot of counter space. I want a compact tool because I will only use it for wheatgrass. I looked on Amazon but I didn't see anything with high reviews that is compact. Thank you!

[@discountjuicers]

Technically the Nama J2 CAN juicer wheatgrass, but my specific technique I use in the VSJ843 MUST be used. I show it at kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGbGoauEe7-Ef5Y or it will NOT work. I have not tested dedicated manual wheatgrass juicers in a while. I would recommend finding a manual healthy juicer if you can find one.

[@laurenk6316]

Great shirt!

[@christinecolton2596]

Are you saying it’s not good for greens?

[@MGmirkin]

Where did he say that? He's juiced plenty of greens in his videos.

[@Ana-gv9lt]

What will be the best juicer for carrots. I don't want to cut them in small pieces since they are hard and I planning to juice a lot.

[@discountjuicers]

The Nama J2 can easily juice carrots without precutting. That is what the processing blade is for. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4uchJ-hptqepck for where I juice a carrot based recipe so you can see how it works.

[@LJ-jq8og]

GREAT VIDEO ! 🔥

[@enochseegmiller9299]

Been looking for a comparison between the Nama J2 and the Breville big squeeze slow juicer. Other than hopper capacity, do you think there is an advantage to one over the other?

[@discountjuicers]

The breville big squeeze is basically, in my opinion a "rebaged" Kuvings C7000 juicer, and uses the same screeen/auger and has similiar performance to the EVO820. I would recommend watching the Nama J2 vs Kuvings EVO820 as the Big Squeeze would have similiar pros/cons kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnXWmKqfbrOMq8U between the two, I would get the Nama J2. Main reasons: easier to use.

[@JohnConboy1]

Hi. Which one did you end up getting? I'm deciding between these two as well. Thanks.

[@enochseegmiller9299]

@@JohnConboy1 I haven’t bought one yet, but everything points to the J2, for me.

[@JohnConboy1]

@@enochseegmiller9299 Me too, although Sage have offered me a 40% discount on the Big Squeeze. Thanks for the reply.

[@gregrichardson647]

What am i doing wrong i get a lot more pulp than juice with my j2

[@discountjuicers]

It is very important to use HARD and FIRM fruits for juicing. If you use soft/old fruits, a significant increase in pulp will result.

[@hardayelatchman8160]

I bought a nama and kuvings jucerand broke now I cannot used any of them I wl to chat with some one

[@MGmirkin]

Then go talk to their customer service... What do you expect a random KZbinr to do?? He doesn't work for the companies.

[@fernandopartida182]

What is the best juicer, Machine for Pomegranate juice, and beets Juice

[@discountjuicers]

For Poms, I would use a vacuum blender, higher nutrition and higher yield: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHinY4qaidyBj7M For Beets, the twin gear, green star pro would be best. Of course, the nama j2 could juice both those items as well. It really how you define "best". Nama J2 would be "easiest" as I show in this episode.

[@kathyfann]

Will juice help clear psoriasis? Please does anyone know?

[@discountjuicers]

I do not make any health claims as to what juices can or can not do. I do know people that used juicing along with other dietary changes that have helped their skin conditions.

[@kefirheals7383]

Which juicer would you recommend for oranges or grapefruits

[@discountjuicers]

Depends your goals. For Easy - Tha Nama J2. For the most nutrition & yield , vacuum juicing see kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHinY4qaidyBj7M where I demonstrate

[@aliciacrandall8228]

How long can it run in one sitting??

[@MGmirkin]

30 minutes is the rated maximum. Though in a couple of his videos he's run it for an hour. But it's only rated/suggested to max it out at half an hour of continuous use before giving the motor rest, IIRC.

[@brandonloving351]

Need help. Is frequent diarrhea normal on a juice feast? I’m on day 72, and I drink about 2 gallons a day. 64 oz every hour or so. The largest amount of bowel movements I’ve had in a day is 18. All pretty small but a little runny…

[@discountjuicers]

While I do consult and help people with juicer selection, I do not do juice fast coaching. Here is my general video about juicing fasting kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4PXZYCMm62fqLs

[@MGmirkin]

Is "runny @$$" normal when you're consuming mostly liquid and no solids? Umm, why would you think otherwise? Water in, water out. Yes, if it's mostly water going in one end, it's gonna' be mostly water coming out the other end. ;) :P Did you think the water was gonna' somehow "solidify" between point A and point B?

[@manlikefredh]

Will frozen fruit work in the nama j2 or would toh have to let it defrost abit before juicing

[@discountjuicers]

I do not recommend trying to juice thawed fruit. the texture will be too soft. This machine does not have a sorbet attachment at present time, but a bird told me one may be in the works.

[@JooDai888]

What is the height of Nama J2? I’m concern if this one will fit to my countertop. Thank you in advance.

[@discountjuicers]

Technically its 17.7" H, but I would say 18" just to be safe

[@JooDai888]

Thank you John. I will definitely use your code.

[@garryrodgers2039]

Enjoy your feed. Can the Nama J2 Juice potatoes and carrots, etc okay?

[@blackhawks1870]

Yes on carrots.

[@discountjuicers]

Yes, it can juice carrots and potatoes. I juice sweet potatoes all the time. I do not personally recommend juicing potatoes, as I believe they should be cooked before consuming

[@lionness_simsima5941]

Hello there, how’s it going? Nice content

[@michaelb4512]

Is there a low cost vacuum blender that passes your test that i could use instead of a juicer?Thanks John!

[@discountjuicers]

check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3bNpaabma6Vhq8 might be sold out now.

[@shehateme9955]

This or the dynapro vacuum blender 1st 🤔

[@discountjuicers]

tough to say. depends on which one you will use more. Go for that one :)

[@joemac5864]

How does this stack up against the VSJ843?

[@discountjuicers]

Cleaning: VSJ843 Wins (1-3 minutes less) Yield - Evenly Matched Juice Quality - Evenly Matched Warranty - VSJ843 wins with 15 yrs parts warranty, nama only has 2 years customer service: Nama has better customer service at present time Ease of USE: this is where the J2 wins as you load it up and turn it on, it autofeeds and precuts produce so you dont have to Jamming/Backing Up - the Nama J2 jams/clogs less because the juicer precuts and feeds the produce for you. On the vsj843 if you are not doing it optimally, it may clog/jam and give problems.

[@LJ-jq8og]

Hi JOHN: 🙋🏼‍♂If I want a super reliable juicer -- with built-in heating for soup-making purposes -- which Vitamix do you recommend ⁉

[@discountjuicers]

I have not reviewed vitamix blenders, I only recommend vacuum blenders at this point, and I do not recommend running them so long so that your mixture gets hot. That can cause nutrient degradation. I would blend in a blender and then heat up on the stove.

[@Victoria-bl4tw]

I became very intrigued with vacuum blenders and bought one. I find mine to be very finicky and in my opinion they still need tweaking. Of course this is just my experience but some companies have discontinued them.The Vitamix is an excellent machine and have had one for years. Nothing is stronger. I’ve made soups in mine but to be quite honest, although they come out steaming, the result is too foamy. Best is to blend ingredients and heat up on the stove. However, it will make excellent smoothies, sauces, sorbets, nut butters, etc. The 750 is a very good machine. Again, my opinion only. Best is to do some research and hopefully you’ll find which one suits you best.

[@LJ-jq8og]

@@Victoria-bl4tw 🙏

[@perrette5183]

HI , it's the same hurom h310a ?

[@discountjuicers]

No. This is a better design, in my opinion.

[@lotus8203]

I just got the Nama as per your recommendation, I juiced apples with the proper juicing strainer (not the other smoothie strainer) for the J2 and it's just straight apple pulp... I contacted Nama, I'm waiting on their response... If I wanted pulp i could have just paid 10$ at a thrift store for a blender... I was under the impression to do a juice fast the nama cold press juicer would be perfect for fruits? Am I just stupid? What is the point of getting a cold press juicer if it just makes the juice pulpy? My cheap centrifugal juicer does a better job with apples than the nama J2... I dont get it, and I'm so upset I waited 147$ on duties/taxes for such a rip off. I really hope I just got sent faulty parts. I'm confused because that mango juice in the video is full of pulp?

[@discountjuicers]

I apologize for your experience with the nama J2. First, please understand each juicer has its own pros and cons. The high speed juicer will put the LEAST pulp in the juice of any kind of juicer except a $2500 pure juicer or vacuum blending. The Nama J2 will put MORE pulp into the juice than your high speed juicer. That being said, the Nama J2 can also make MORE juice than your high speed juicer. See the video I made at kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmbGfoeVjbGNqNk That being said, some fruit will make a more pulpy juice, oranges make less pulp in the juice, while apples put more, and papayas put even more. it is VERY important to select the MOST hard, FIRM, and even unripe apples to juice when using the J2 as soft apples will create more of an apple sauce, which is what I think you may have experienced.

[@MGmirkin]

"I'm confused because that mango juice in the video is full of pulp?" What part is "confusing??" He literally explained that softer/squishier fruits&vegetables will result in wetter expelled pulp and more pulp in the juice because there is less "hard" pulp for the auger to grab hold of and "squeeze juice out of," instead simply "squishing" it into a wet mush (which either goes out the waste tube or out the juice tube as extra-pulpy juice). Firmer things will work better for juicing, since it is better able to "[com]press" the material to get the moisture/juice out rather than just having it go "squish."

[@Stevetusch21]

Still annoyed they won’t do an ice cream strainer for this model

[@discountjuicers]

I just heard "they are working on it" so stay tuned..

[@Stevetusch21]

@@discountjuicers good to hear! I was just going to buy the newest hurom instead but they still don’t sell it in the US yet

[@LionFisile]

Can you juice cabbage in the Nama J2?

[@lindaboyd7092]

Yes, I e juiced red cabbage in my J2.

[@discountjuicers]

Yes, I juice cabbage on a regular basis. It does tend to foam a bit, so add root veggies 1:1 ratio to reduce foaming if that concerns you.

[@LionFisile]

Yeah, Linda. That’s one of the reasons why I just ordered the J2 Thanks.

[@whatever123651]

Can I juice the whole watermelon without peeling it, skin and all?

[@discountjuicers]

Yes, it works best when watermelon is NOT peeled, as the rind is more fibrous.

[@MGmirkin]

Presumably you'd need to cut it up a bit to fit in the hopper ... but otherwise ... yes. ;)

[@relaxlove.3678]

I love my J2!!

[@ThePrzemyslaw13]

since the first movie with Nama j2 about Omega VSJ843 there is probably not a word:/

[@discountjuicers]

It's on my to do list.

[@saravilchis8457]

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[@DilipKumar-vu1eh]

J2 price Indian rupees

[@MGmirkin]

Look up the price of the J2 ($550). Ask Google to convert the price ($550 --> 44,628.19 Indian Rupee).

[@fernandopartida182]

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[@fernandopartida182]

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[@daphnerodriguez9980]

AMAZING LOVELY BEAUTIFUL JUICE FRESH NO SUGAR THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟❤️🖤💚🤎 FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜 AWESOME BEEF JUICE FRESH,..

[@MGmirkin]

Mmm, fresh beef juice. 🤣

[@lancejohnston5635]

JUNK if your using for pineapples!!! Don’t wast your $. Clogs constantly, NOT EASY AT ALL! Turns to MUSH ! Cut Big chunk or small they all CLOG! CLOG, CLOG CLOG, JUNK JUNK JUNK DO NOT BUY 4 pineapples!

[@discountjuicers]

Lance, this machine CAN juice pineapples, its important to buy them FIRM and HARD. I would also precut the pineapples into 2 pieces: outer flesh chunks and core slices. This will ensure the nama J2 will work the best when juicing pineapples. Of course if your pineapples are TOO SOFT then use the Jicama tip I share in the video is the sure-fire way to get it to work.

[@lancejohnston5635]

More BS . I have been using the pos J2 since it 1st came out, it is NOT EASIER !! JUNK CLOGS CONSTANTLY!!! DONT BUY NOT EASIER!! I BUY THE PINEAPPLES THAT ARE F`in there! A piece of hard whatever doesn’t solve the problem of CLOG CLOG CLOG , IT IS JUNK DONT BUY ! JUNK JUNK JUNK I BOUGHT AFTER YOUR RECOMMENDATION, ITS NOT WHAT YOU CLAIM -EASY OR BEST -

[@MGmirkin]

I've seen folks [@FullyRawKristina] juice pineapple and have no problems whatsoever: kzbin.info/www/bejne/faDSm42eYseWoZI Sounds like "user malfunction" [probably using mushy over-ripe pineapple that just turns into goo 'cause it has no firm pulp to properly grip onto and squeeze]... Like he's said, add something firmer in with it, like carrots, or sweet potatoes, or whatever, and it might help juice it properly, since it'll have some firmer material to allow it to properly "grip"/"squeeze" rather than simply "squish into a paste."

[@aishainman]

We had a masticating juicer and a Aicook centrifugal juicer like this one kzbin.infoUgkxXHNfxr6U9XrHQpsdjUrKNVP231BfS9q9 Both of them made about the same amount of juice.The Aikcook one died in 3 weeks haha. China brand. LolSo we bought this one since at least we knew the brand name and it was about the same price.Imagine our surprise when we make two 16 oz cups of celery juice and have leftover celery. We juiced it and made almost another cup! Same thing happened with our cucumber juice. So it's about 20 - 30 % more juice than our other two juicers including the masticating cold press one!The motor is so much stronger on this one than the Aikcook. It sucks in the vegetables and spits them out like it's angry.I've only had it a few days so don't know how long it will last but all the plastics and interior is much stronger and better made than the other two we had. If it breaks, I can buy a new one with the savings in vegetable bill. Haha.This literally is going to save me about 60- 80 bucks a month because of the juice output. No one likes to waste food.Update! It broke in 8 days. Motor started freaking out. I'm going to get another of them and try my luck because I really really want this one to be the one.