How to Rate Juicers

Juicing your own fruits and vegetables is one of the healthiest things you can do for your body. Fresh juice contains important vitamins, minerals, enzymes and nutrients which boost the immune system and aide in digestion. Juicing allows you to consume more fruits and vegetables in a day which increases your intake of raw foods.

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Instructions

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      Determine how you will use the juicer. Think about why you are interested in juicing and then choose the type of juicer that best fits your needs.

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      Decide on your budget. Juicers range in price from less than $100 to upwards of $2,000. It may seem like a no-brainer to choose the less expensive model but a cheap juicer isn't necessarily the bargain it seems to be. It may not hold up or be as efficient as a more expensive juicer. On the other hand, if your budget is on the low side but you are interested in the benefits of juicing, buy what you can afford and upgrade later.

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      Learn about the different types of juicers. There are basically three types of juicers; masticating, centrifugal and triturating. These terms are related to how the juice is extracted and separated from the pulp.

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      Investigate ease of operation and aesthetics. Some juicers are easy to use and clean up in a snap while others are more complicated and require more cleaning time. Keep in mind that the more difficult the appliance is to operate or the harder it is to clean, the less likely you are to use it. You will also be more apt to use a juicer that is attractive enough to leave out on the counter rather than one that has to be taken out of a cupboard.

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      Learn about juice quality. A good juicer makes a high-quality juice. A high-quality juice has a high nutrient and enzyme count.

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      Research durability and warranties. A good juicer is built to last many years and will come with a warranty to back it up. Good juicers are guaranteed for five to 10 years. Think twice before buying a juicer that comes with a 90-day warranty.

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      Examine the juicer motor's power rating. A juicer's power is measured in watts. A powerful juicer motor will make it possible to juice even the hardest and densest vegetables without burning out.

Tips & Warnings

  • Read consumers' reviews of juicers to learn more.

  • Keep in mind that replacement parts for more obscure juicer brands can take months to get.

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