Which Juicer is the Best? Juicing Technology Comparison Video

[@andrewl5095]

This is by far the best juicers comparison review on earth. Appreciated your effort making this video to us. Thanks a million.

[@euJUICERScom]

We're glad you found it useful. Thanks for the nice comment.

[@johnc.8298]

I really liked this guy's style. Very unassuming, told it as he sees it, very likeable and and comes across as trustworthy. All the best my friend!

[@johnc.8298]

I bought a Hamilton-Beach horizontal auger juicer just after Christmas and like it very well. Good amount of juice and a breeze to clean.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks John. I appreciate the kind words.

[@kaykim4086]

John C. F

[@googull2201]

Populist, placebous goodness

[@lisamonroe6966]

Thank you for giving an evidence based video! Your's is probably the best on KZbin. Very generous of you!

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you for the nice comment :-)

[@maynk7096]

This is probably the best juicer tech comparison review on KZbin. This is how it should be done.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you so much.

[@dabeindan]

By far the best on KZbin, lots of good info, thoughtful insights, objective and not a lot of fluff. Thank you!!!

[@euJUICERScom]

We're glad you liked it.

[@marrowdreign]

Excellent Informative presentation. Your objective and scientific approach was very much appreciated. Cleanly shot and well edited. Top Notch. Even though this was posted in 2016, it's still useful and relevant information here in 2020. Definitely earned a Sub for an obvious amount of labor and effort. Thank you.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks for the nice comments. Juicing technology hasn't really changed much since then, so we're glad the information is still useful.

[@saeedasl8025]

I am a smoothie boy doing some research on juicers. I sincerely appreciate all your efforts. Great job.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you for the kind comment

[@the_anonymous_muso]

Great video. Thank you. It,s been 20 years since I bought a juicer and had no idea what the new ones could do or how they worked. This video was so unbiased and honest. It is helping me make my decision for my new juicer. 🙏🏼❤️

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you. I'm glad it was helpful. The goal wasn't to highlight any particular juicer, but to just compare the technologies of different juicers.

[@yosijosh7347]

I have never commented in KZbin before, this guy is just amazing! On how he presented the comparisons of different machines. Good job.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you :)

[@OldEnoughToBeYourFather]

I will answer this question. I bought four different juicers, paying over $1000 in the long drawn out process. several years later, I came to realize that I didn't need any juicer. The solution? Juice bags, two for under ten dollars. And a good blender like a vitamix. Now I just toss what I want to juice in the blender, add a little water, not much, and dump all in the juicer bag and squeeze out the juice over a stainless steel or glass bowl. works perfectly every time. Please don't be sucked into buying ANY juicer, just get a vitamix or any other professional blender, and a couple of juice bags. It is a quicker process as well. Now I have juicers collecting dust on my kitchen rack.

[@SMGeezus]

what has my life come to at 25 years old where i’m watching over an hour demonstration on juicing

[@alwaysbeyourself9328]

I've owned 3 of the juicer types, and while the centrifugal is fast (I have a Breville), the twin gear (mine is a Green Star Elite) produces the highest quality of juice BY FAR which matters a lot to me, it tastes a lot better to me, and lasts longer in my refrigerator. My vertical juicer (Hurom) produced fairly decent juice but it failed after about a year and the company won't fix it because the model is obsolete.

[@a.j.m8736]

Maybe I don't have a new Tv or Hi-Fi .....Maybe I don't have a new set of alloys on my car or a better car itself ...maybe I don't have a new set of oaks furniture...I don't have many things and I don't spending stupid money on designer clothes or other branded stuff with a crazy price tag....I don't have a new phone for years...but I have Angel 8500s. I spent once. I not making juice every day but if I do the juicer is there, waiting for me, its ready at any time with all 3 attachments and giving me the best quality of juice possible without compromise! Yes, everything's cost money... but the moment when you enjoying best juice ....priceless. For the rest, you can use your Visa...In this case was one of the best buys in my life.

[@friedfish2013]

I really enjoy this video. I like the 6 months ago Artur's comments. Thanks Artur. i will go for Angel 8500s as plastic does not last and wore out eventually but stainless steel does last. Also the yield is highest so in the long run you get what you pay for. Thinking of using organic veggies not wasted this way. I do not mind it's slow but it produces less foam.

[@sunilkatke7138]

Get me one also

[@vanillacreem816]

Great video. I love how you did the comparisons without trying to act like a “salesman” showing bias towards one particular juicer. That was a great juice off you did. Just to comment on juicing you did with the centrifugal juicer with the grapes, if you notice the liquid at the bottom looked very clear and watery not only because of the foam but also the result of heat build up from the fast RPMs of the juicer which causes more oxidation. That’s why I prefer slow juicers. You get much more quality juice as far as nutrients. I just subscribed. Loved your video. Great job!

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you so much for your kind comments. We try to be as objective as possible. We also highly recommend slow juicers in most cases, except perhaps for citrus, which usually has enough ascorbic acid to lessen oxidation.

[@ninjagator]

The best Juicer comparisons on the Internet for sure.... Great Job Guys!!

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you so much.

[@JENDALL714]

One juicer you didn't test was a centrifugal juicer that holds the pulp inside. These juicers really give a good yield because it keeps the pulp inside so it has more time to extract the juice, rather than spitting the pulp out, once the pulp is out, you're not getting anymore juice. The disadvantage is, you can't juice continually for a large number of people, it will clog and bog down the juicer if you juice too much, but for one or two people it's fine.

[@TheNatashavicegrip61]

We Appreciate you, you're passionate about your Tutorials :)

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@gustavofcabral]

I really appreciate the effort you put in! Great review! If I may comment on the approach, the total mass juice + pulp should be equal for each one, which is not the case. It seems like part of the pulp was not recovered. Furthermore, you can’t tell if the higher amount of pulp is due to less extraction or better filtration. I would just use a strainer to ensure that all juices have the same or similar texture, weight the juice and assume the rest is pulp. The pulp strained from the juice shows how much fiber is there, which is a good indicator of the juice quality. Everyone has a different taste. ;)

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you for your very insightful comment. We totally agree, and decided after this that any future testing would include straining the pulp.

[@adaoraenemuo4228]

Amazing demonstration, as well as data driven! 😍

[@lynneharrison816]

Adding my thanks and appreciation for your review to all the others. Very helpful and informative!

[@Charlie-Mouse]

Great video guys, I really appreciate the effort you put into this, we only saw an hour, I can’t imagine how long it actually took.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks so much.

[@nickdowney9214]

0bbnwa0 I have to agree such a great video must have taken hrs to make and to then edit. Well done you are a real trooper Mr juicer

[@jessieho1001]

Great video.Tq for your sharing

[@brigittesutmuller3933]

Thank you a lot👍There is one (to me most important) question I’d love to be answered: how was the TASTE⁉️😉

[@kurrizzle]

Great video, didn't know how much better quality juice comes out of the twin gear system than the auger-types. If there was ever a desire to do this test again, I'd strain any remaining pulp from the juice as an additional metric. Some juicers leave a ton of pulp in the juice while others don't. It can artificially inflate juice yields if you don't account for pulp.

[@euJUICERScom]

Yes we will definitely strain the juice the next time we run a similar comparison, for the reason you mentioned.

[@Paul-xj8ln]

I haven't even finished this video yet but, wow! What an incredible review. I literally cancelled my juicer mid-review that I'd ordered on Amazon that resembled the first one. It was inexpensive but the amount of wasted juice left in the pulp, long term, would cost me so much money I could easily just pay for a more expensive one instead and get my money's worth in the long run. Furthermore, you tested a soft fruit, fibrous fruit, hard vegetable and greens. The measurement of the juice and pulp was so telling... the chart comparisons... really, you have outdone yourself and this is a gem on the internet when it comes to juicer reviews. Thank you for taking the time to do this and well done!

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks for the kind words. We're glad you found it helpful.

[@thehitchrules]

Ordered the Omega Sana 707 today . Can't wait.

[@411SPORTSWORLDNETWORK]

How much is the omega

[@shelleyl2327]

Excellent video, Thanks. 😀. After much research I decided on the Kuvings C7000 Whole Slow Juicer. By far the best around, especially for getting the most juice of high quality. I can also make smoothies and ice cream/sorbets.

[@euJUICERScom]

That's a superb juicer. It is one of the easiest and fastest slow juicers on the market.

[@shelleyl2327]

Absolutely. And cleaning it takes 5mins. And self cleaning for in between different juices. Also really compact and sleek lol. I leave it on my counter Love it. 😁😁😁

[@Makers12Video]

@@shelleyl2327 does the kuvings is good with greens and roots vegetables? Does it get stuck?

[@shelleyl2327]

@@Makers12Video Hi. Yes it is excellent. Very rarely does it get stuck. But it is not a problem if they do as it has a reverse button which fixes it instantly. Sorry for the late reply. Shelley. 🙂

[@sassytee0722]

thanks for taking the time to demonstrate use of the juicers. I was leaning toward the Omega. Will purchase the 8006. Very helpful video.

[@euJUICERScom]

I'm glad you found it helpful.

[@shefalishastri9949]

I appreciate your time and efforts. very helpful, informative video. you have amazing patience to show this in detail.👍

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you for having the patience to watch the whole video :)

[@euJUICERScom]

0:25 Introduction 1:10 Centrifugal overview 3:10 Vertical overview 4:45 Horizontal overview 6:00 Twin gear overview 8:15 Grapes - centrifugal 10:00 Grapes - vertical 12:00 Grapes - horizontal 14:00 Grapes - twin gear 16:15 Grapes - results 18:45 Pineapple - centrifugal 21:25 Pineapple - vertical 24:05 Pineapple - horizontal 27:15 Pineapple - twin gear 31:30 Pineapple - results 33:10 Carrots - centrifugal 35:10 Carrots - vertical 38:00 Carrots - horizontal 40:35 Carrots - twin gear 43:30 Carrots - results 45:15 Greens - centrifugal 48:00 Greens - vertical 50:30 Greens - horizontal 53:00 Greens - twin gear 56:00 Greens - results 57:45 Conclusion 1:00:35 Chart

[@zaenudinudin1750]

Di mana cabang jakarta

[@zaenudinudin1750]

Cabang Jakarta Indonesia

[@euJUICERScom]

@@zaenudinudin1750 Kami hanya memiliki cabang di Eropa. Dimungkinkan untuk mengirim ke Jakarta, tetapi sangat mahal. Namun, pajak Eropa sebesar 20% dikurangkan dari harga.

[@bellezatotalrdbellezatotal4019]

Tremendo video.. no es mi idioma en el que lo ví pero use traductor y entendi Todo. En términos generales me parece el Ángel es mejor ... Aunque tome más tiempo... Lo bueno requiere paciencia y pago ... ..gracias desde República Dominicana

[@armanrakib]

Thank you very much for doing this video. We really appreciate it. It proves the company is not only selling juicer also care for us.

[@martacichero4444]

Many thanks for the thorough explanation, the best you find on internet. From South America, great info.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you. Nice to hear there's someone watching in South America.

[@lindameltzer9062]

Excellent video. He weighs everything for accurate analysis. He also is pleasant to watch and listen to - comfortable and nice demeanor. Well done.

[@euJUICERScom]

Hi Linda Thank you for the kind comments. We tried to be as objective as possible and provide hard data in this video.

[@lourdessibug2522]

Thanks for your patience and effort. That was a big help and info. More power to you!

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks for watching. We're glad it was helpful.

[@TheSuuuperman]

Best review on youtube. Thank you :)

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you for your kind comment.

[@Kfinney1921]

Thank you! Finally a thorough and seemingly honest review👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you

[@Martian74]

I like the vertical juicer as it seemed a good all rounder and is pretty quick. Angel juicer was too slow and expensive. The horizontal slow juicer really had trouble with pineapple so that one is off my list as my wife loves pineapple juice. The centrifugal juicer is too LOUD. Yes, the vertical juicer is what I will get now, thanks.

[@ARUN.SAFARI]

I have a kouvings vertical juicer which is superb in pineapple too...

[@ounnipillai3289]

I have a local branded vertical slow juicer which I bought in Romania. Very well made juicer that runs quiet and the smallest spares are available. I would say the quality is similar or better than the Kuvings which costs 3 times as much. I paid about 150 dollars which is cheap if you live in Scandinavia. There is very little pulp and there is just a bit of moisture. Been using this machine for a year and run about 4-5 kilos of fruit/vegetables a week.

[@TheIRISHredhead]

what is the name of the local brand of juicer you bought in Romania? Thanks

[@ounnipillai3289]

@@TheIRISHredhead Biovita is the brand.

[@elenaquaglia8164]

Thank you Sir, a very interesting demonstration!

[@euJUICERScom]

You're welcome :)

[@siva5183]

wow..you got a studio of juicers...absolute you are the expert.

[@euJUICERScom]

It was filmed in our showroom :)

[@sowhat8307]

Oh my goodness. I watched all of this on Christmas Eve. At least I now know which one I will buy

[@jaspreetsingh-gb6yb]

Which one?

[@usern9924]

My compliments. Great video and AMAZING PRESENTATION. Must respect this kind of dedication.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you so much. We just hope the information is useful.

[@mattieb5558]

Excellent video! Thank you! I have the same Breville you show there and I found if you immediately take it apart and rinse it under hot water as soon as you juice it is very easy to clean. The worse would be the screen but run a textured sponge on the outside than the inside easy peasy. Never let your food dry on the screen.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks for the nice words, and the tip for cleaning the Breville.

[@buipham123]

Mattie's Catz!, which one is the Breville?

[@Ethan-sb7tz]

Breville is far right

[@lindaobrien8538]

I have a breville love if.must clean immediately and easy.

[@8675-__]

Thank you for being so thorough! Great review and very informative

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you so much.

[@thehammer9152]

First, I'd like to mention that *_I've personally had 3 different types of juicers_* : centrifugal which is a "garbage" type of juicer, then I've had an upright single auger Omega VERT which was okay, and now I have an *_Angel_* twin gear juicer which is by far *_the best_* AND worth every penny. I did a taste test between the Omega VERT and the Angel using the same carrots as the test medium. And wow.... the juice from the VERT, which cost me $400+, *_tasted bitter and not very sweet_* . The Angel, which cost me $1200, *_produced sweet and NOT bitter juice_* , that tasted completely different. That was amazing! And the yield was also completely different. On average, *_I got between 30% to 40% more juice_* from the Angel comparing to the VERT over a 2 week period; a friend came over for a couple of weeks for a juice fast and during that time, we make a number of comparisons between both juicers. The Angel is by far the best and WORTH the money. I've now owned the Angel for *_over 7 years_* , and it's showing NO signs of wear or tear, except for the rubber ring needing replacement on the plunger, which just crapped out the other day. And just to mention, we juice fast every Friday, using our juicer weekly. And to be honest, centrifugal juicers oxidize the juice ( *_turning it brown due to the aeration_* ) and are *_the worst_* at the yield, wasting your produce. *_Don't waste your money on a centrifugal juicer_* .

[@aurelio-reymilaorcabal9669]

True the Super Angel juicer is the juicer to buy if juicing for life,other juicers plastic parts break, as I found on my new Omega verts that I bought new, two of them the Super Angel is over ten years old, its hard to juice pineapples tho due to foaming, I mix apples and carrots and veggies 8n to minimize that effect, add lemon to preserve the juice for 3 days.

[@overcomer3982]

@@aurelio-reymilaorcabal9669 Thank you so much for your feedback on the Omega and Angel juicers, as I have been trying to determine which juicer to buy for a long time. A lot of people says Angel juicer produces high quality of juice, which I think it very important to me. The only thing I am concern and not sure is the cleaning of the Angel machine. Based on your experience, is it difficult to clean?

[@aurelio-reymilaorcabal9669]

@@overcomer3982 The Super Angel is by far the easiest to clean, thereare less than 5 major parts, the main machine , the 2 gears, the screen and splash cover , and the wooden pusher which I dont even use as I normally use a carrot as my pusher, the machine is so simple compared to any other juicer, even the $350 Omega single auger Horizontal juicer was my First is a joke in comparison, . I bought two Omega Verts from a pawnshop for $150 each( I thought they were a good deal then), they were new in a box, never been used , both of them broke within a year and a half of every other day use, no regrets buying the Super Angel, which cost me $1200 Canadian 10 years ago , today they are $1500 or more in the USA.

[@djecek]

Fantastic and thorough review. Well put together.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you.

[@jnathanbush1780]

The definitive video on juicers.... No question.👍🏽

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you so much.

[@MarcusRefusius]

Taking Counter space into account I think the Vertical is for me. Great Video. Cheers!

[@krefcenz]

If you used the course screen housing on the angel with pineapple, foam wouldn't back up like that.

[@cencarsign8996]

really good and honest views, today I purchased sana omega 707 then I find this video which confirmed it was very good choice can't wait to juice I hope it will meet my expectation after had a norwalk (5 years ) and kuvings (which I returned after 2 weeks) .great job guys

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks for the great feedback. If you can, please write again after you've had a chance to use the Sana 707 with a follow up. We'd love to hear what you think, coming from someone with experience with a Norwalk and a Kuvings.

[@cencarsign8996]

Hi yes, I certainly will.

[@margaretwilliams6214]

Thank you for taking your time to demonstrate all of the different fruits and vegetables, it may have been taxing for you but it was very interesting for me and helped me to pick out the best juicer for our needs. Although the angel and the other horizontal juicers were slower We’er not looking for speed, we are looking for the healthiest choice and your demonstration helped us to pick that. Thank you again.

[@euJUICERScom]

We are glad you found it helpful.

[@AmeliaFranke]

Thank you for a great demonstration and for sharing us the quality of each one 👍

[@euJUICERScom]

We are glad it was helpful.

[@lindaobrien8538]

Very good video and presentation.easy to watch and informative.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you very much. We are happy that you found it useful :)

[@bobcatt2294]

At: 0:24 - There are "best" juicers when considering yield, materials for a given use or need.

[@euJUICERScom]

You're right. For specific criteria, an objectively measured "best" can usually be determined. It's when weighing other factors that the determination can become less clear. For example, the Angel is clearly the best for yield. But factoring in the price and longer cleaning time can affect the purchasing decision.

[@marthawunnam2946]

Great review! So scientific, objective and informative.

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you 🙂

[@toolate6971]

For greens and hard veggies the Angel is the best, but for soft fruits and veggies maybe a press would be best?

[@euJUICERScom]

If money and time are no object, a press is a great solution. We tried to limit this to the 4 most common and affordable technologies (although admittedly the Angel is pushing the "affordability" envelope quite a bit).

[@KelliRivers]

I want the horizontal Sana 727! How can I get one in California?

[@KaranKumar-pv7df]

This is one of the best and very fair comparison, very clear, to the point. Thank you so much , this video really helps

[@bleurose777]

I use a Jack Lalane juicer Infusion. I really like it. Has 2 speeds. Use it 2 a day.

[@AmeliaFranke]

I love my breville juice fountain elite 800

[@marcw3]

Thank you very much for posting this informative video and all the time, effort, work involved in your review!

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you for the kind words. We hope you found the information helpful.

[@Solmyr1234]

that was amazing, perfectly done! Thx mate!

[@euJUICERScom]

Glad you liked it!

[@Bassbarbie]

Great video. I'm not sure why I watched it as I already have a Champion which I bought many years ago. I don't think there was the same amount of choice then.

[@anonymous-ep2bz]

u did a great job comparing...I loved it!! thank u

[@newt1834]

I love my green star pro for a lot of things and it performs like the Angel juicer from what I see in this demo. My most frustrating is the pineapple juicing which is a reason I want a vertical for pineapples. Pulpy fruits are a pain in horizontal. Greens are are joy in horizontal, especially wheatgrass.

[@euJUICERScom]

The Green Gtar Pro is similar to the Angel, and a very good juicer. Pineapple can be problematic in any juicer, even a vertical. A juicer with a coarse screen will help. Also cutting it into smaller pieces and using slightly underripe pineapples.

[@kaycox5555]

Oh, and would be helpful to have the exact machine names

[@erldagerl9826]

Yes please!

[@deborah-annlewis6102]

Absolutely Enjoyed the video

[@euJUICERScom]

I'm glad it was useful.

[@jasongonzalez2280]

I understand there is no best juicer but currently what's the yield on the omega twin gear, green star pro, and angel juicer? I'm thinking of purchasing but I want the best yield. I can't find any videos that compare these. I've noticed the twin gear produces more yield but which of all maximizes yield?

[@bernieforbes6446]

Thanks love the 707where can I find that in Florida (Tampa)

[@euJUICERScom]

Unfortunately the 707 is only available in Europe. The newer model 727 is available in the USA at sanausa.com

[@TranTek]

i used a bunch of different type mainly for celery and cabbage, i can tell you that Angel Juicer works best for me cuz the pulp is dry, i mean dry way better than Sana 848, forget about Breville, cheap and fast and won’t last, pulp so wet

[@777-Phil]

Thumbs up for the no frills candidness. Utmost blessings!

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you. We tried to be as objective as possible.

[@Pea557]

Wonder how would the Jack la lane juicer fair...still my favorite

[@kenlafevers7991]

this guy is really good and honestly tells it like it is as one of tthe best videos on juicers but remember there is a lot of juicers on the market

[@lucidbodylabs8667]

THIS VIDEO WAS EVERYTHING. THANK YOU FOR THE EFFORT. I wished I saw this 3 juicers ago. I understand about the different types better.

[@euJUICERScom]

We're glad you found it helpful

[@petitechouette3592]

💕🇫🇷☕️💐 Thank you for all the information . I learn a lot about juicer from you.

[@StephenDruesedow]

I started with a centrifugal juicer...actually the juice squeezer really, then a couple different centrifugal juicers. I have been using the champion juicer for a decade now, it's great. I would like a masticating though, eventually I'll get one of those.

[@euJUICERScom]

A decade is young for a Champion juicer. Those are built like tanks.

[@thatspiritualhumane]

That was an amazing comparison video, thanks !

[@euJUICERScom]

We're glad it was helpful :)

[@youknow62]

Best video i hv seen guys took long but was worth to see it till the last minite ...i know what to buy now ...😄

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks for the nice comment. We're glad the video was helpful.

[@manstersr]

Good video I just bought a high speed centrifugal one and guess I'll be figuring out how to clean it quickly, it seems with the time I save on juicing I can spend cleaning. The red horizontal one looked like it could be used to make sausage? Juiceman says to juice pineapple with the rind on it to get the most nutrients from them.

[@euJUICERScom]

I suppose it might be able to make sausage with the homogenizing screen. I'm not sure what result would look like.

[@stuie2112]

Thanks for a great comparison video. It's a few years old now, but still very relevant as the tech hasn't really changed since. Just refreshing my memory on them as my mother could do with a juicer. I remember your videos finally convincing me to upgrade to an Angel about 10 years ago... and a friend subequently bought one from you too after using mine. There is no doubt the juice quality and quantity is the best having owned every type of juicer over about 30 years and I've always been glad I spent the extra for a lifetime investment of the highest quality juice. Wringing out that last few % of juice adds up to significantly more mineral salts, vitamins, phytonutrients etc being squeezed out of the fibre at a cellular level... which is big deal to me as the point of it is the health benefits as much as enjoyable drinks. When I found the data online of how much more minerals etc you get from an Angel vs other juicers it was astonishing and that was what totally sold me on the upgrade. You can taste the difference without even needing to see the data. The Angel silicon pusher is so much better for juicing everything that it's default for me. Using it daily I have to order a replacement £15 pusher every couple of years as the silcon eventually wears, but that's a minor consumables cost for the ease and speed of juicing benefit it gives. Also the Angel has a soft fruit screen available (for pineapple, melon, tomato etc) which I didn't buy at first, but when I subsequently got it I kicked myself for not getting to begin with. 😆 Worth noting as well that if you're into celery juices the Angel is easier and faster than other slow juicers as it feeds through so quickly and it also doesn't need to be cut into smaller chunks first which saves preparation time/hassle. It used to bug me having to do that every time with a vertical/horizontal as a straight celery juice is a daily for my morning regime. I juice a litre of celery every morning in 11 minutes without rushing... this INCLUDES the time to wash the celery, assemble the machine, do the juicing and the washing up. The Angel is not noticeably slower to me once you get into the routine of using it. The trick to juicing carrots is to make your life easier by simply buying the smaller one's in the first place as they are easier to push through than the large one's you were doing. 😉

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you for your very helpful tips based on your extensive experience.

[@Caleres]

With this newfound knowledge, I cannot wait to juice my family

[@euJUICERScom]

Ha ha 😀

[@danielbowers3423]

I suspect the best way may be to vacuum blend the food, put it in a cotton cheesecloth, and press using a hydraulic fruit press (as opposed to the horizontal wheel-turning press you may have seen elsewhere) to squeeze out the juice.

[@MrPatvee]

What's the best juicer for cruciferous vegetables? Ie. Kale, spinach, parsley, chard, rhubarb, watercress, etc.

[@euJUICERScom]

You will get the best yield from the twin gear. Second choice would be the horizontal single auger for those types of ingredients.

[@MrPatvee]

Thanks

[@rjwije4874]

Fantastic video...Thank you.

[@goodboyringo9716]

Hard items are for Juicers , soft items for a blenders. After researching I'm thinking just eat good food at the right amount , at the right time , exercise , no alcohol , no drugs, plenty of sleep = great life !

[@Kinghippi3]

smoke some weed and drink tequila = perfect life

[@stuev]

@@Kinghippi3 😂😂😂

[@lindameltzer9062]

one question. I have an old Champion and mostly juice lots of greens along with apples, celery, lemon (meyer with the peel), ginger etc. Not much carrot. Does anyone have a comment on how that compares with the Angel Twin Gear or the other horizontal reviewed in this video? Thinking about upgrading but it needs to really be worth it and an actual upgrade. Thanks!

[@euJUICERScom]

Hi Linda You would see a big difference going from a Champion to a slow juicing machine like an Angel or a horizontal or vertical single auger juicer. The Champion runs at a very high speed and has similar pros and cons to a centrifugal machine, with the added benefit of being great for sorbet and OK for nut butter. I wrote an article going in to more detail about it here: www.eujuicers.com/magazine/what-if-a-juicer-and-a-blender-had-a-baby

[@shaziatabassum1749]

Please help me which one is the best and long lasting.......

[@euJUICERScom]

For mainly fruits, we recommend a vertical juicer like the Omega MMV or Sana 828. If you will be juicing a lot of greens and vegetables, we prefer a horizontal juicer like the Sana 707. The Angel is a good juicer and will get the highest yield, but costs much more than the others and takes a little longer to clean.

[@shaziatabassum1749]

EUJUICERS.COM thanks dear so much actually I have big family so that I have to make big jug of juice then which one will do more work than others please

[@markc1894]

Switch out angel for tribes half the price just as good and has an attachment for softer fruit and veg also run pulp through twice

[@majastankovic6376]

Could you please tell me the important differences between Vidia VTG-001 twin gear and Sana 707? I can't decide which to buy, since Vidia is double gear it should produce more juice? Which one would you recommend? Can both of them make butter, sorbets, pasta and be upgraded with the part for oil-producing?

[@euJUICERScom]

While twin-gear juicers typically produce more juice than single-auger juicers, the yield with the smaller twin-gear juicers like the Vidia and Omega isn't significantly more. The extra time required to assemble and clean a twin gear, as well as the extra force needed to feed produce into them, makes a good single-auger juicer like the Sana 707 a better choice for most people.

[@mariopiazza3379]

I find that with slow juicers the pulp gets stuck inside the machine. causing things to jam, then I have to stop clear the obstruction, and then I can continue.

[@euJUICERScom]

It depends on the type of slow juicer, and what is being juiced. Big culprits are fibrous produce like pineapple and celery. Cutting them into smaller pieces breaks up the fiber strands and helps prevent jams. Also adding a carrot during the process helps to clean out the juicer.

[@WeightLossTrust]

Thank you so much for doing such informative video... appreciate all the time, effort, work involved this review!

[@euJUICERScom]

Glad it was helpful!

[@charlesclements4350]

There is one thing that you could have done. You could dehydrate each of the produce and weigh it to see what the difference is in water content. That would give you a standard to compare with. One other thing that you did not say was that seeds can rupture the screen in the Omega Juicer. Also, when Omega retires a model (takes it off of the market), you can not get parts for that model any more.

[@charlesclements4350]

That would be a nice feature to have. The question that remains is that will the parts always be available or would they pull the parts from the market the way Omega did theirs?

[@huntdooly9845]

Excellent video!!! Would love to have seen a celery comparison.

[@euJUICERScom]

We recently made a comparison of the four main juicer types with celery: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGrJioqHfph_e6s

[@walkertongdee]

Excellent Video! One thing about the pulp issue especially with the greens. The most expensive twin gear juicer while it had the less amount of pulp did you notice the condition of the juice? The juice was lumpy like a milkshake where the single auger juice was much thinner more like something you could easily drink. So while the twin auger gives a higher yield it is thick. There is less pulp in the ejection cup because that pulp was smashed by the twin gears and ended up in the juice. In my view the twin auger has failed here and oddly at what it is supposed to do best. I feel confident in saying that the single auger is the best slow juicer but the vertical auger can perhaps do better at some things but not greens. Additionally, where the single horizontal auger had problems with the pineapple like the guy said just run something else through with the pineapple juice few people just juice one thing anyway and why not? So the single auger rocks and rules, just like most people say. Perhaps that’s why it’s the best selling and most popular juicer... Oh yes, why in the heck would anyone buy a centrifugal juicer? Like he said perhaps that’s why they are in the garage …

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks for the insightful comments. I think centrifugals are usually most people's entry point into juicing, because they are much more affordable. Personally in my experience, once I tried the single auger horizontal, there was no going back. In fact, my centrifugal finally made the trip from the garage to the electric recycling center last week.

[@L.J.01]

Funny, I started with a Champion about 30 years ago, went to a Juice Man (both centrifugal) and finally tried the two single auger verts I mentioned above which I hated. I was ready to go back to the highest end centrifugal that I could find (kind of like going full circle); but maybe I'll try a horizontal auger like the Omega. There is simply nothing like the speed and efficiency of the centrifugal though. ;-)

[@euJUICERScom]

It's a difficult decision. Nothing will match the speed of the centrifugal, especially with the amount of juice that you make. On the other hand, if you're storing the juice for later you can't avoid the oxidation that will occur. The juice from a horizontal will keep most of its nutrition 24 hours if you refrigerate it - even more if you store it in a vacuum bottle.

[@judyk6343]

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[@hippiewillow4947]

Thank you for the time you put into giving this much searched for information😃

[@euJUICERScom]

Thank you for the kind words. We just wanted to provide objective information to help people choose.

[@digitalexpert1658]

l was about to buy a horizontal/vertical, but now l am not sure if it will do a good job with apples as they are almost hard as carrots ... beside that very good video!

[@javidakbar74]

I did the comparison between tribest and angel same amount of grapes and both equal results. 830ml juice and a lot less pulp

[@euJUICERScom]

Thanks for the information. The GreenStar Elite is a good option in twin gear juicers.

[@KartikJayaraman79]

For a centrifugal juicer (which I have) - you can run the pulp again through it to extract more juice - still taking less time than a masticating juicer. Just curious if you tested that in any of your videos. Great video, BTW!

[@euJUICERScom]

We typically don't run the pulp through a second time. You're right - more juice can be extracted if the pulp is run through again, especially with citrus.

[@hyperborean.]

A price comparison would have been great as well, to see if the price increase would justify the benefit. Thanks for the review though!

[@vilasufipharma2440]

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[@heyitsrick01]

That Angel juicer is over $1,000.... Not like most people are going to run out & pick up on this weekend.... it's NOT worth the difference IMO

[@echungbalarai4358]

Very good showing thenk you very much 👍