HOW TO JUICE FASTER WITH YOUR ANGEL JUICER

[@ia6980]

Thank you!

[@yuca777]

Hello, this is so useful, thank you 🙌😊

[@mekashealingjourney]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching

[@ogomsseries]

This actually has a dry chaff compared to some juices these days,thanks for the hacks👌👌👌👌

[@mekashealingjourney]

Yes it does thanks Ogom 🥰🥰

[@muttmom8003]

Thank you for the secrets !

[@mekashealingjourney]

My pleasure thanks for watching 🙏🏿

[@abisinuola150]

This seem too rigorous for me. I still prefer the Nama J2. One of the hacks I’ve come to love is to line the bin before juicing. That way, it collects the chaffs directly and I just lift out without having to wash many things. Thanks as always for the amazing videos. Lots of love from here. 😊😊

[@mekashealingjourney]

Yea this is certainly old fashioned but it squeezes the vegetables very dry and saves you money in the long term

[@yuca777]

@@mekashealingjourney yes since i saw the nama i am praying for Angel to create an accessory that can slice fruits and veggie and modernize it. Angel stays the best juicer for juice quantity and dryness or ingredients. 😎

[@ayunilamsari6998]

Cut everything into thin long slices, and when pushing, use another slices, not the wooden pusher

[@mekashealingjourney]

Use the wooden stick always for hard veggies

[@MERRYJERRYL]

sounds dangerous!??

[@0808millie]

Doesn't juice cabbage

[@mekashealingjourney]

It definitely does I juice cabbage all the time no problem

[@bunsw2070]

Cabbage has a rubbery, sticky quality to it. You have to experiment to figure out what works. Celery is a piece of cake though.

[@ia6980]

Thats too much work for a 2k juicer....angel needs to make bigger hopper and grind full carrots

[@mekashealingjourney]

I agree a bigger hopper would be nice

[@bunsw2070]

It's not the size of the hopper that is the issue. It's the way the grinding wheels turn and draw in the vegetables. They'd have to be 4 times the diameter with the same diameter hopper for them to really suck in the ingredients. That would cost a fortune and require 4 times the power. I just got mine yesterday and immediately filled the hopper with cabbage and tried to feed it in. It wouldn't go. Finally figured it out today. I just have to cut the cabbage so it's about half the width of the hopper. And if your putting in loose bits, don't put in too much. You've got to get comfortable using the wooden plunger.