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post May 5 2013, 08:14 PM, updated 9y ago

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I plan to buy a juicer. have survey and read in internet and has been narrow down my choice into masticating type instead of centrifugal. However, I found there is 2 speed available for slow juicer whichis 47 and 80 rpm, wonder which is good for juicer and able to juice nut/bean as well.

Besides, what brand which is you are recommend? I see there are Breville, Omega, Hurom, Primada (branded), Jj and 7 smile not sure reliable or not...
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post May 6 2013, 02:44 PM

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just buy anything as long as it juices. you dont want to buy something that dont juice if you something that can juice dont you?
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post May 9 2013, 08:11 AM

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QUOTE(gtasaboss @ May 6 2013, 02:44 PM)
just buy anything as long as it juices. you dont want to buy something that dont juice if you something that can juice dont you?
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Look for the highest wattage possible for the motor. Typically 700Watts and above are good.
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i just bought Primada from maybank treatsfair yesterday at mv.
the slower the rpm the better becoz heat is less and it will preserve more fruit/vege enzyme which is the main point of slow juicing.

i am trying to do my own survey too (not so helpful to do it after u hv bought something, but wat the heck)... and i couldnt find much info i was looking for. eg: comparison chart among the brands u mentioned above.

from what i found, primada is the only one with Double Angle Auger ... the rest are with one (if i am wrong, someone pls correct me).
This double angle auger is the lastest update only done in 2012.
so i concluded that the other brands are selling outdating clone products... Primada is the leader of this technology for others to copy ... just my own opinion.

btw 80rpm is primada's earlier model before they updated it with 57rpm last year. slow doesnt mean the juicing process is slow to get the result, it just means lower heat.
grinding stuffs works on any speed. primada comes with the Grinder expansion set... other brand i am not sure if they will give u that. if they dont, u cant even grind with just the main unit.

Good luck and happy slow juicing happy.gif

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post Jul 10 2013, 06:34 PM

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QUOTE(aaronwee @ Jul 8 2013, 01:12 AM)
i just bought Primada from maybank treatsfair yesterday at mv.
the slower the rpm the better becoz heat is less and it will preserve more fruit/vege enzyme which is the main point of slow juicing.

i am trying to do my own survey too (not so helpful to do it after u hv bought something, but wat the heck)... and i couldnt find much info i was looking for. eg: comparison chart among the brands u mentioned above.

from what i found, primada is the only one with Double Angle Auger ... the rest are with one (if i am wrong, someone pls correct me).
This double angle auger is the lastest update only done in 2012.
so i concluded that the other brands are selling outdating clone products... Primada is the leader of this technology for others to copy ... just my own opinion.

btw 80rpm is primada's earlier model before they updated it with 57rpm last year. slow doesnt mean the juicing process is slow to get the result, it just means lower heat.
grinding stuffs works on any speed. primada comes with the Grinder expansion set... other brand i am not sure if they will give u that. if they dont, u cant even grind with just the main unit.

Good luck and happy slow juicing happy.gif
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I do a lot of own survey and found:

Hurom (80rpm - Korea - Korea motor -1 yrs part 10yrs motor) 300series RM1480
Primada (80rpm - Msia - Korea motor -1 yrs part 10yrs motor) RM1700
Breville (80rpm - US - Korea motor -1 yrs part 10yrs motor) ~$320
7smile (47rpm - China - Korea motor -1 yrs part/motor) RM899
Aojiro (80rpm - China - China motor -1 yrs part/motor) RM499

i also notice the double auger of primada, cant really remember for breville brand slow juicer. but Primada price tag just too expensive for me. same goes to hurom. 7smile was order and out of stock, feel seller not really want to sell..... also wanted to try breville but need to buy from Amazon.

so far, on hold the purchase and look for any more budget brands. btw, how much you bought your primada?




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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Jul 10 2013, 06:34 PM)
I do a lot of own survey and found:

Hurom (80rpm - Korea - Korea motor -1 yrs part 10yrs motor) 300series RM1480
Primada (80rpm - Msia - Korea motor -1 yrs part 10yrs motor) RM1700
Breville (80rpm - US - Korea motor -1 yrs part 10yrs motor)    ~$320
7smile (47rpm - China - Korea motor -1 yrs part/motor) RM899
Aojiro (80rpm - China - China motor -1 yrs part/motor) RM499

i also notice the double auger of primada, cant really remember for breville brand slow juicer. but Primada price tag just too expensive for me. same goes to hurom. 7smile was order and out of stock, feel seller not really want to sell..... also wanted to try breville but need to buy from Amazon.

so far, on hold the purchase and look for any more budget brands. btw, how much you bought your primada?
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Kummel brand u can get for about RM500 also.. but I dont know the tech behind it

Btw before buying from Amazon just remember to check the voltage and wattage ya... The blender that I want to buy (Nurtribullet) runs at 600W and the step down transformer for higher watts is expensive shocking.gif shocking.gif sad.gif
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QUOTE(Syd G @ Jul 10 2013, 09:25 PM)
Kummel brand u can get for about RM500 also.. but I dont know the tech behind it

Btw before buying from Amazon just remember to check the voltage and wattage ya... The blender that I want to buy (Nurtribullet) runs at 600W and the step down transformer for higher watts is expensive  shocking.gif  shocking.gif  sad.gif
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ohh kay, thanks for your hint notworthy.gif i will check if any Kummel brand infocan found in the www.

i noticed that Aijori is double auger, kinda interesting for such price. left the only concern - reliability of the product hmm.gif
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Hi, does any1 heard about omega brand before ?
How is the feedback and review ?

Kummel brand saw got special deal in MyDeal.com .
But try to search the distributor company profile or product detail was limited.

anyone had tried before ?
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post Jul 23 2013, 04:49 PM

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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Jul 14 2013, 05:56 PM)
ohh kay, thanks for your hint  notworthy.gif  i will check if any Kummel brand infocan found in the www.

i noticed that Aijori is double auger, kinda interesting for such price. left the only concern - reliability of the product  hmm.gif
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Hi,any finding regard the kummel or wat brand u choose ?
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post Jul 23 2013, 05:58 PM

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Do you guys have links to any studies conducted on oxidation, loss of nutrients, and optimized blending method for rate of nutrient absorption?

Certain questions still linger, for example, slower blending could mean longer exposure and thus higher oxidation levels.

In this case perhaps faster blending for short, quick bursts, with a sharp blade, would be the best method?
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post Aug 16 2013, 12:27 PM

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The best thing about slow juicers is that they nicely incorporate fiber with your drink, so fine you do not realize it is even there.

I have seen many juicers in Malaysia and I posted on my website my conclusions on the best slow juicers in Malaysia based on user comments and manufacturer service.

I also added a link in the post where you can find these juicers at a very good price and usually has free shipping.

Here is my website post , I hope this can be useful to some of you here.
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post Aug 26 2013, 10:50 AM

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Anyone Try the Kummel slow juicer before, can give some comment here ?
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post Sep 1 2013, 10:28 PM

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I have been juicing for a couple of years now. I have bought 3 different juicers over that time and find that it really depends on what you are juicing, how much time you have available, how much time you want to spend on clean up etc, as to which juicer is best for you. I like to juice my citrus fruit and light veggies like tomatoes in a centrifugal juicer because of speed. I use a Breville 950 for that. For tough veggies like grasses, leafy veggies like Kale and such I use a masticating juicer, I like the Omega 350 which uses a larger auger and is easy to clean up afterwards. I got a lot of my information for comparison on this website http://www.juicersHQ.com. They compare most brands by benefits and there are a ton of reviews about all the juicers in the market and purchase is through Amazon which has free shipping etc and great return policy. Just one person's opinion.
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post Sep 2 2013, 05:38 PM

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so anyone bought a slow juicer for rm500 or less that is reliable ? planning to buy one soon....
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post Sep 3 2013, 03:30 PM

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nice,good,useful
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slow juicer as long as lower as better.
since the machine is faster it easy to oxidation~
for me, i will not go on the brand things~
since the technology quite same as long as the nutrition is not oxidation
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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Jul 10 2013, 06:34 PM)
I do a lot of own survey and found:

Hurom (80rpm - Korea - Korea motor -1 yrs part 10yrs motor) 300series RM1480
Primada (80rpm - Msia - Korea motor -1 yrs part 10yrs motor) RM1700
Breville (80rpm - US - Korea motor -1 yrs part 10yrs motor)    ~$320
7smile (47rpm - China - Korea motor -1 yrs part/motor) RM899
Aojiro (80rpm - China - China motor -1 yrs part/motor) RM499


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Thank You for this nice info .
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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ May 5 2013, 08:14 PM)
I plan to buy a juicer. have survey and read in internet and has been narrow down my choice into masticating type instead of centrifugal. However, I found there is 2 speed available for slow juicer whichis 47 and 80 rpm, wonder which is good for juicer and able to juice nut/bean as well.

Besides, what brand which is you are recommend? I see there are Breville, Omega, Hurom, Primada (branded), Jj and 7 smile not sure reliable or not...
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Hurom is the best, my mother is using Hurom Slow Juicer, everyday drink sedap sedap fruit juices... icon_idea.gif laugh.gif brows.gif
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QUOTE(DT1 @ Jul 23 2013, 05:58 PM)
Do you guys have links to any studies conducted on oxidation, loss of nutrients, and optimized blending method for rate of nutrient absorption?

Certain questions still linger, for example, slower blending could mean longer exposure and thus higher oxidation levels.

In this case perhaps faster blending for short, quick bursts, with a sharp blade, would be the best method?
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Some experts say blending is better . Others say juicing is . I think both are Okay laa . Nowadays I do juice fasting once a month . That means I consume only fruit/vegetables juice the whole day without eating anything else . I feel my energy is up up since I started this juice fasting . Juice fasting is one of the most powerful way to heal our body .

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post Oct 8 2013, 01:07 PM

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QUOTE(Empathy @ Oct 8 2013, 03:27 AM)
Thank You for this nice info .
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post Oct 8 2013, 01:12 PM

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QUOTE(Empathy @ Oct 8 2013, 04:00 AM)
Some experts say blending is better . Others say juicing is . I think both are Okay laa . Nowadays I do juice fasting once a month . That means I consume only fruit/vegetables juice the whole day without eating anything else .  I feel my energy is up up since I started this juice fasting . Juice fasting is one of the most powerful way to heal our body .

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hmm... which slow juicer you bought? can share share detail drool.gif

i was previously order at cosway for the 7smile but they seem not really want to sell, keep saying no stock and coming stock info cannot be known. not sure how true of that so good business selling 7smile or not interest to do my business haha laugh.gif

currently at home, got 1 centrifugal juicer, i bought Tesco Australia 1Kg carrot, almost 700g used just have 65/100 cup juice sweat.gif somemore cleaning the juicer is very boring
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QUOTE(DT1 @ Jul 23 2013, 05:58 PM)
Do you guys have links to any studies conducted on oxidation, loss of nutrients, and optimized blending method for rate of nutrient absorption?

Certain questions still linger, for example, slower blending could mean longer exposure and thus higher oxidation levels.

In this case perhaps faster blending for short, quick bursts, with a sharp blade, would be the best method?
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you no need to do research, it has already done by hurom. slow juicer does not mean it is 'slow'. the speed just 'optimum' or 'perfect' to be juicing at 80rpm. centrifugal juicer in high speed definite even worst, heat from the blade will kill the nutrition.

very simple, you can watch the video centrifugal vs slower juicer output juice, the color different so much! one look vomited color and another look very attractive! tongue.gif
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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Oct 8 2013, 01:12 PM)
hmm... which slow juicer you bought? can share share detail  drool.gif
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Actually ... I don't have a juicer . I prefer blending instead because I like to consume the fibers too . I been wanting to buy Ladyship juicer ...but some ppl say Ladyship is actually a blender rather than a juicer . hmm.gif

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I'm using juice presso from Korea. 40rpm. Bought on ebay around rm 850-900. Adding import tax rm 250 upon delivery. Works excellently. Pulp very dry.
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hi, just thinking to get one low speed juice extractor, anyone tried cosway 7 smile before? and how's the build quality?
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bump, interested in the 7 smile as well. Whats the warranty period on the motor?

Primeda still can get ? Cant find much info on it.
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Where do you guys buy the Hurom from?


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My humble personal opinion, you need both machine blending and juicing for health.

1) Blender has it pro and con, juicer also has is pro and con;

Oxidation - when you expose the fruit with oxygen it start to oxidize, both blender/juicer encourage to drink fast.

Enzyme - destroyed when temp reach 40 deg. That's why you need HIGH PERFORMANCE BLENDER. Blend around 30 seconds.

i don't recommend to keep or store for smoothie or juice. drink it instantly is the best.

Blender ( Smoothie )
- Liquidify whole fruits/ vegetables by chopping them very finely with blades, spinning at very high speed. Result is a pulpy puree-like drink which you call a “smoothie”. During blending, air gets trapped in the drink, making it “fluffy”. The air, together with the pulp may cause gas/bloating in some people.- Not good for ppl with poor digestion. However, by adding a slice of ginger, that would solved it. *wink wink*

Slow absorbed by the body system because of high fiber. also means slow release of sugar in the body (with fiber). keeps you full. Great for weight management and detox.
- Because is slow release of energy, it good for ppl want to diet and keep fit (cal the calories),
- good for constipation because of fiber.
- No wastage.

2) Juicer ( Juice )
Juicer - slow squeeze.
Extract the juices by separating the juice from the fiber/pulp. Result you get is pure, smooth juice.
When Pulp is separated, aka the soluable fiber goes to waste.

Easy to absorbed by the body system because it contained mainly in liquid. However, it may lead to sudden spike of glucose into blood stream.

Suitable for people who are fighting illness which need fast nutrients with less energy to digest.

Because pure juice, easy absorb, it suitable people need high impact nutrients for fighting illness, elderly particular or toddlers.

Very suitable for veggie, root base veggie- good taste
Not so suitable for whole fruit - mainly because since is whole fruit you want to eat all no point separated the fiber out even is 5% or 10%.
not so suitable for person who want to keep fit. you don't want high spike of sugar level. try to maintain balance metabolism (cal your calories)

for person who want to buy blender or juicer .. hope the info above help.

I would suggest that one should get a blender followed by a juicer depending on your requirements and needs for health. I got a blender and im using it for detox and general health. I will soon get a juicer to do the greens.

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Boxcar Nutrimix really nice!! For more info please pm me thx
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post Nov 8 2014, 12:24 PM

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Anyone know where can i get a Kummel spare parts?
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can anyone recommend me a good juicer which extracts the most juice at the same time is easy to clean.
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post Feb 11 2015, 05:17 PM

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Anyone tried Bayers slow juicer? Any feedback? The feature and price looks acceptable.

http://www.groupon.my/deals/national-deal/...ng-27/719690790
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post Feb 13 2015, 10:48 AM

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i'm thinking of buying a slow juicer for myself but cant decide to go for which model/brand. though i am now leaning towards hurom but is it worth it to spend that much on a juicer?
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Kuvings. But they are not cheap

Tried and tasted it at a mall presentation
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QUOTE(coconico @ Feb 13 2015, 10:48 AM)
i'm thinking of buying a slow juicer for myself but cant decide to go for which model/brand. though i am now leaning towards hurom but is it worth it to spend that much on a juicer?
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i feel lahhh not worth spend so expensive money to get brand like hurom.

i think now the world of business is changing so quite compare to last last time, for example:

you keluar Iphone6, Samsung also keluar 6S, XiaoMi lagi crazy high end spec sell crazy cheap price

GoPro sport cam $129 ; XiaoMi every spec better than GoPro sell $63....

whatever good product you now keluar, people will quickly copy and sell it CHEAP

as long as the brand offer the same concept and similar parts use in this slow juicer, i think it worth the price. if you worry, may be can ask if the motor made from korea or where, as long as not china. i remember my previous survey found some brand use korea motor as well not limited to hurom...

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a fren using this.. http://www.lazada.com.my/bayers-slow-juice...-18-527034.html and it seems good. not too costly and wont burn a hole in ur pocket tongue.gif
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I bought http://www.lazada.com.my/bayers-slow-juice...20-1048202.html today.

Will give my review later rclxms.gif

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Found this even cheaper.
http://www.lazada.com.my/hy-stainless-stee...old-728707.html
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QUOTE(Kelv @ Mar 25 2015, 12:05 PM)
Looks like a centrifugal. 18000RPM is not slow!
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I have seen quite a few of the bayers brand slow juicer around recently.. but am not sure how is the quality.. has anyone used it before?? care to give some comments??
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QUOTE(coconico @ Mar 25 2015, 11:38 AM)
I bought http://www.lazada.com.my/bayers-slow-juice...20-1048202.html today.

Will give my review later  rclxms.gif
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How is it? Thinking of getting this too. How is the warranty like? Didn't see any info in the page..
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QUOTE(cientoo @ Mar 26 2015, 10:28 AM)
How is it? Thinking of getting this too. How is the warranty like? Didn't see any info in the page..
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A bit worry, coz NO WARRANTY from LZD
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QUOTE(wwoosy @ Mar 26 2015, 10:46 AM)
A bit worry, coz NO WARRANTY from LZD
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same brand from groupon, 299 got 6mth warranty i saw it before; also i saw there is female brought another model of juicer from Lazada, they shipped her and used unit, all parts have been assembled. the buyer made complaint but seem knock on wall. i will skip lazada then (2nd case i observed). where the 1st case i saw their ads claim -70% on 1hp aircont sell at 7xx, eventually at Lelong, for same model without any discount, lelong sell at 7xx just slight higher. Con-ppl ads haha laugh.gif

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QUOTE(cientoo @ Mar 26 2015, 10:28 AM)
How is it? Thinking of getting this too. How is the warranty like? Didn't see any info in the page..
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placed the order yesterday. have not received it yet la.... once i got it, play with, then i give review ok? biggrin.gif

warranty only 6 months. but better than more expensive brand like kuvings and hurom, no warranty at all!!!

hopefully can get it by today....
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Between SJ-18 & SJ-20, which one is better and what is the differences? By looking at the photo, look the same.
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QUOTE(kelvin @ Mar 26 2015, 02:32 PM)
Hi,
Between SJ-18 & SJ-20, which one is better and what is the differences? By looking at the photo, look the same.
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i think sj-18 no stopper, and sj-20 has one
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As promised

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quite quiet. fast juicing though work at 80rpm speed. need to cut the fruit to small pieces

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The pulp can consider dry. still moist but cant squeeze more juice out of it

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Not bad....

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Juice from 6 oranges, can get nearly half litre. the juice quite thick and smooth

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Juice from 4 apples + 1 pink guava. The texture a bit smoothies-ish. the juice not oxidize though left unrefrigerated after 30mins unlike if using normal juicer, the juice turn brown almost immediately

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messy part - cleaning. not that easy task, especially at not so easy to reach part such as pulp dispenser and inside of the auger.. still easier to clean compare to normal juicer though.

based on it performance and price, this unit is worth to have. no regret buying it.

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QUOTE(coconico @ Mar 26 2015, 11:19 PM)
As promised

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quite quiet. fast juicing though work at 80rpm speed. need to cut the fruit to small pieces

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The pulp can consider dry. still moist but cant squeeze more juice out of it

user posted image
Not bad....

user posted image
Juice from 6 oranges, can get nearly half litre. the juice quite thick and smooth

user posted image
Juice from 4 apples + 1 pink guava. The texture a bit smoothies-ish. the juice not oxidize though left unrefrigerated after 30mins unlike if using normal juicer, the juice turn brown almost immediately

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messy part - cleaning. not that easy task, especially at not so easy to reach part such as pulp dispenser and inside of the auger.. still easier to clean compare to normal juicer though.

based on it performance and price, this unit is worth to have. no regret buying it.
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Nice review. It only comes with 1 net/drum right?
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Zzzzz lazada just increase the price for SJ-20.... I was late...
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post Mar 27 2015, 03:58 AM

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has anyone experience quick oxidation on apples using primada?
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QUOTE(FaTaLiTy.KiLLS @ Mar 27 2015, 01:43 AM)
Zzzzz lazada just increase the price for SJ-20.... I was late...
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Wah...now at RM352. I got it yesterday at RM204 after chatime discount coupon smile.gif still waiting for delivery.

This post has been edited by kelvin: Mar 27 2015, 09:38 AM
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post Mar 27 2015, 07:57 AM

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QUOTE(FaTaLiTy.KiLLS @ Mar 27 2015, 01:32 AM)
Nice review. It only comes with 1 net/drum right?
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smile.gif yup, only 1 drum. And, it does not have the rotating 'fin' like other well known juicers
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post Mar 27 2015, 09:42 AM

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QUOTE(coconico @ Mar 27 2015, 07:57 AM)
smile.gif yup, only 1 drum. And, it does not have the rotating 'fin' like other well known juicers
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BTW, what is the motor noise level ??
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post Mar 27 2015, 10:16 AM

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Not so noisy. You can make conversation with other without screaming while juicing biggrin.gif Crunching noise
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Any fruit juices recipe to share?

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QUOTE(coconico @ Mar 26 2015, 11:19 PM)
As promised

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quite quiet. fast juicing though work at 80rpm speed. need to cut the fruit to small pieces

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The pulp can consider dry. still moist but cant squeeze more juice out of it

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Not bad....

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Juice from 6 oranges, can get nearly half litre. the juice quite thick and smooth

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Juice from 4 apples + 1 pink guava. The texture a bit smoothies-ish. the juice not oxidize though left unrefrigerated after 30mins unlike if using normal juicer, the juice turn brown almost immediately

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messy part - cleaning. not that easy task, especially at not so easy to reach part such as pulp dispenser and inside of the auger.. still easier to clean compare to normal juicer though.

based on it performance and price, this unit is worth to have. no regret buying it.
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QUOTE(FaTaLiTy.KiLLS @ Mar 27 2015, 01:43 AM)
Zzzzz lazada just increase the price for SJ-20.... I was late...
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Yea me too... sweat.gif
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QUOTE(coconico @ Mar 26 2015, 11:19 PM)
As promised
» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «

based on it performance and price, this unit is worth to have. no regret buying it.
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thank for the sharing. btw, i thought it have easy clean, by pour water into it (flush it) after you finish juicy....
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QUOTE(stanzai @ Mar 27 2015, 03:58 AM)
has anyone experience quick oxidation on apples using primada?
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primada, another expensive brand tongue.gif
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post Mar 27 2015, 09:46 PM

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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Mar 27 2015, 04:35 PM)
primada, another expensive brand  tongue.gif
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just pay for the advertisement probably. its almost the same as most brands..haha
when i first bought, the colour of the apple juice was fine even after leaving for 1 hour. But recently, it oxidize in just 5 minutes.
I am not sure if it is this batch of apples or the machines. rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(stanzai @ Mar 27 2015, 09:46 PM)
just pay for the advertisement probably. its almost the same as most brands..haha
when i first bought, the colour of the apple juice was fine even after leaving for 1 hour. But recently, it oxidize in just 5 minutes.
I am not sure if it is this batch of apples or the machines. rclxub.gif
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should be apple, but serious, if the apple juicy never get oxidization, then you will sweat.gif
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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Mar 27 2015, 04:33 PM)
thank for the sharing. btw, i thought it have easy clean, by pour water into it (flush it) after you finish juicy....
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i thought it would be easy too. maybe i didnt put enough water to cleanse it or maybe the unit is without rotating blade that make the cleaning not so easy.

QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Mar 28 2015, 12:07 AM)
should be apple, but serious, if the apple juicy never get oxidization, then you will  sweat.gif
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The apple juice i made last two days is still good. i keep it in the fridge and drink it in batches - i dont like the smoothies-like texture, so i dilute some with water whenever i want to drink it. what i kept in fridge is the pure juice and i can see the top layer of the juice get oxidized - a bit brownish but not too bad. the taste no change
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QUOTE(coconico @ Mar 28 2015, 01:12 PM)
i thought it would be easy too. maybe i didnt put enough water to cleanse it or maybe the unit is without rotating blade that make the cleaning not so easy.
The apple juice i made last two days is still good. i keep it in the fridge and drink it in batches - i dont like the smoothies-like texture, so i dilute some with water whenever i want to drink it. what i kept in fridge is the pure juice and i can see the top layer of the juice get oxidized - a bit brownish but not too bad. the taste no change
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Is it really a good idea to keep the juice for 2 days after juicing ?
Oxidation is the reason why juice bars cropped up in the first place I believe - so consumption is almost immediate after juicing.
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QUOTE(langstrasse @ Mar 28 2015, 07:17 PM)
Is it really a good idea to keep the juice for 2 days after juicing ?
Oxidation is the reason why juice bars cropped up in the first place I believe - so consumption is almost immediate after juicing.
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I make big batch per time and keep it in tight glass bottles. No tummy prob yet smile.gif

Should not be a prob though coz many people do it that way based on what i read in the net when searching for info about juicer machine
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i'm using morgan juicer
to me fit the purpose and the amount of juice i get - its good


typically use the fast mode for hard fruits and slow mode for softer fruits.
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QUOTE(coconico @ Mar 28 2015, 08:15 PM)
I make big batch per time and keep it in tight glass bottles. No tummy prob yet smile.gif

Should not be a prob though coz many people do it that way based on what i read in the net when searching for info about juicer machine
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Hi,
You tried celery with SJ-20? I tried with other slow juicer, the pulp outlet get stuck every time I try max celery & apple sad.gif the apple pulp just can't came out sad.gif
Thanks.
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QUOTE(kelvin @ Mar 30 2015, 08:23 AM)
Hi,
You tried celery with SJ-20? I tried with other slow juicer, the pulp outlet get stuck every time I try max celery & apple sad.gif the apple pulp just can't came out sad.gif
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Have not tried with celery yet. I have no problems b with apple. Today will do honeydew, and expecting it should be no problem
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QUOTE(coconico @ Mar 30 2015, 02:28 PM)
Have not tried with celery yet. I have no problems b with apple. Today will do honeydew, and expecting it should be no problem
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Hi,
Ya, only fruit is no problem, but with celery, a bit of problem sad.gif BTW, I will try it once I receive it today or tomorrow...
Yesterday saw the mall offer Coway Juicepresso at RM1050 ohmy.gif
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Yesterday tried the apple, but pulp not came out smooth. All stuck in auger sad.gif
After do cleaning (yes, have to clean first) and try the celery, not so bad to juice the celery compare to my previous slow juices.
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Using Bayers SJ-20 from LZD is OK if the fruit pulp not building up & got stuck during juicing. Really need to cut into very small pieces.
Just wondering if Hurom 2nd generation slow juicer (40rpm) is better?
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the slow juicer is my wishlist from last year. this year the slow juicer become so famous just because of hurom & kuvings and oso GoShop promotion. from early 2015 i have search the best & not so costly machine and i decided to buy bayers.
but after read your comment above, is it worth it to get the bayers?
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QUOTE(suadrifhailaways @ May 20 2015, 11:15 AM)
the slow juicer is my wishlist from last year. this year the slow juicer become so famous just because of hurom & kuvings and oso GoShop promotion. from early 2015 i have search the best & not so costly machine and i decided to buy bayers.
but after read your comment above, is it worth it to get the bayers?
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Only if you don't mind the cleaning after juicing with Bayers. Not sure about other brands.
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how about this?

http://www.lazada.com.my/jd-high-quality-s...ef=000000000000
have rotating brush

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Got a Bayer SJ-20 yesterday from LZD...With coupon discount it costed RM 288 (List price was 339). Have tried it twice since yesterday. Some quick thoughts :

- The quality of the parts look decent. The juicer looks nice overall with the steel body and blends into the kitchen well.

- It's good for juicing pulpy fruits. I haven't tried the greens yet.

- The juice has some residue of the pulp but I personally like the texture....You may need to strain it out further in case you are looking for extra smooth juice.

- One big difference in SJ-20 is that the Strainer cup does not rotate...I have no idea if it affects the juicing performance in any way. Infact the earlier model SJ-18 had a rotating strainer so not sure why it was discontinued. I somehow missed this point while buying the juicer as I thought it's a standard feature.

Welcome comments from the existing Bayer users,

Cheers


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QUOTE(suadrifhailaways @ May 20 2015, 11:47 AM)
This is definitely a better choice than Bayers SJ-20, but not the price though.
Anyone using Hurom 2nd or 3rd generation slow juicer?
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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Mar 27 2015, 04:33 PM)
thank for the sharing. btw, i thought it have easy clean, by pour water into it (flush it) after you finish juicy....
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Pour water into flush it for easier cleaning after dismount,
Harom SJ still need to dismount and clean all the part 1 by 1.

QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Mar 28 2015, 12:07 AM)
should be apple, but serious, if the apple juicy never get oxidization, then you will  sweat.gif
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I normally keep up to 3 days on fridge for all the juice.

QUOTE(kelvin @ Apr 2 2015, 09:31 AM)
Yesterday tried the apple, but pulp not came out smooth. All stuck in auger sad.gif
After do cleaning (yes, have to clean first) and try the celery, not so bad to juice the celery compare to my previous slow juices.
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If the fruit too soft, like fuji apple, it can easily stuck inside the auger,
Cause the bottom part that contain the dry fruit fiber is too hard to be push by the soft fiber.
So need to plan before SJ it.

Normally i can get 3L of grape juice with 4KG grape. Pure grape only will be too sweet to drink.

I wonder can put whole oranges without remove the skin to Slow juicer?
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has anyone got experience with Raw Food Asia juicer?
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QUOTE(adelmeow @ Mar 3 2015, 10:59 AM)
im selling kuvings juicer, very cheap price, pm me if interested. I have few sets left.
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Quote me. Thank you. What is the warranty like and by whom?
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Hi all,

Has anyone had any experience of purchasing Hurom Slow juicer through Lazada? Do i need to pay any customs tax for it?

Also what are your opinion of these two juicers? Appreciate greatly for your feedback

http://www.lazada.com.my/hurom-green-slow-...ey-1581704.html


http://www.lazada.com.my/hurom-slow-fruit-...ver-859057.html


I have read a lot of reviews online and seem like the Hurom is one of the best available in the market

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but hurom price is very expensive. if you have budget that is good thing smile.gif
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Hey

What brand is this?
Can do for leaves and nuts?
How much u get it for?

QUOTE(coconico @ Mar 26 2015, 11:19 PM)
As promised

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quite quiet. fast juicing though work at 80rpm speed. need to cut the fruit to small pieces

user posted image
The pulp can consider dry. still moist but cant squeeze more juice out of it

user posted image
Not bad....

user posted image
Juice from 6 oranges, can get nearly half litre. the juice quite thick and smooth

user posted image
Juice from 4 apples + 1 pink guava. The texture a bit smoothies-ish. the juice not oxidize though left unrefrigerated after 30mins unlike if using normal juicer, the juice turn brown almost immediately

user posted image
messy part - cleaning. not that easy task, especially at not so easy to reach part such as pulp dispenser and inside of the auger.. still easier to clean compare to normal juicer though.

based on it performance and price, this unit is worth to have. no regret buying it.
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QUOTE(Ooi @ Jul 25 2015, 03:24 PM)
Hey

What brand is this?
Can do for leaves and nuts?
How much u get it for?
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Brand: bayers
Price: rm200++. Dont remember the exact price. Bought during lazada promo
According to spec last time it can be use to extract juice from leaves and nuts but i never try it yet
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How is HUROM brand?

Is around Rm 2K+ now..

recommended? Or recommend other good brands?
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bayers is a brand from china or korea? or elsewhere? manufactured at which country? motor from where? any warranty detail?(who provides the warranty?)
cuz the price is really really acttractive comepared to hurom:)
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hi,

im planning to get the omega j8226. is this the same with the j8006? anyone used this and kind to give reviews?

how about this one? seems like a huge discount

http://www.lazada.com.my/hurom-ho-sbf11-sl...cer-812430.html
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I've bought Bayers SJ-020 with cheap price, but this is really a normal slow juicer with messy cleaning after juicing.

I intended to sell it. Any buyers?

Currently, I'm using Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer.
It's the best good slow juicer at the moment and it's not cheap.
Cleaning process is very convenient & the juicing is 5 stars, nothing comes close to this now.

http://www.lazada.com.my/kuvings-kvls-0282...nty-560983.html

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QUOTE(wwoosy @ Aug 12 2015, 12:14 PM)
I've bought Bayers SJ-020 with cheap price, but this is really a normal slow juicer with messy cleaning after juicing.

I intended to sell it. Any buyers?

Currently, I'm using Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer.
It's the best good slow juicer at the moment and it's not cheap.
Cleaning process is very convenient & the juicing is 5 stars, nothing comes close to this now.

http://www.lazada.com.my/kuvings-kvls-0282...nty-560983.html
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wow that juicer surely is a top class type...seems like masticating + centrifugal juicer notworthy.gif
anyway how much for your SJ-020?

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QUOTE(keroqq @ Aug 14 2015, 11:34 PM)
wow that juicer surely is a top class type...seems like masticating + centrifugal juicer  notworthy.gif
anyway how much for your SJ-020?
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Really no regrets using Kuvings.

Any takers on my Bayers SJ20 for RM150?
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I am interested but I would just like to know for how long have you used the SJ 20? Just pm you, check your inbox biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Empathy @ Oct 8 2013, 04:00 AM)
Some experts say blending is better . Others say juicing is . I think both are Okay laa . Nowadays I do juice fasting once a month . That means I consume only fruit/vegetables juice the whole day without eating anything else .  I feel my energy is up up since I started this juice fasting . Juice fasting is one of the most powerful way to heal our body .

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Hi, I'm very interested in doing one day fruits fasting from time to time but couldn't get the recipe. I see that you have been practicing thia may I know if there is a recipe to be followed (so that all nutrients needed by our body are available) or it could be combination of any fruits throughout the day (up to fruits preference)?

Thanks in advance.
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Hi, I'm very interested in doing one day fruits fasting from time to time but couldn't get the recipe. I see that you have been practicing thia may I know if there is a recipe to be followed (so that all nutrients needed by our body are available) or it could be combination of any fruits throughout the day (up to fruits preference)?

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I don't follow any special recipe . I try to make it simple and usually I only use 2 fruits that I like example ie watermelon and apple . You can try combination like watermelon and carrot , apple and cabbage or any combination that you like . Try not to use more than 2 fruits/vegetables at one time because we should try make it simple . When I blend the watermelon I also use the skin because there are lots of nutrition in the melon skin . The same thing when I blend the pineapple , I also blend the pineapple together with the skin . Also don't forget to drink lots of plain water during the fasting if possible .

When anyone start juice fasting , usually you would experience all kinds of side effects like headache , skin rashes , nausea etc . Sometimes you feel weak and moody . This is normal . This means the body is doing its job cleansing the whole system .

If anyone is interested to know more about juicing and fasting , there are lots of videos by juice guru , Jason Vale in Youtube .

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QUOTE(Empathy @ Sep 12 2015, 05:02 PM)
I don't follow any special recipe . I try to make it simple and usually I only use 2 fruits that I like example ie watermelon and apple . You can try combination like watermelon and carrot , apple and cabbage or any combination that you like . Try not to use more than 2 fruits/vegetables at one time because we should try make it simple . When I blend the watermelon I also use the skin because there are lots of nutrition in the melon skin . The same thing when I blend the pineapple , I also blend the pineapple together with the skin . Also don't forget to drink lots of plain water during the fasting if possible .

When anyone start juice fasting , usually you would experience all kinds of side effects like headache , skin rashes , nausea etc . Sometimes you feel weak and moody . This is normal . This means the body is doing its job cleansing the whole system .

If anyone is interested to know more about juicing and fasting , there are lots of videos by juice guru , Jason Vale in Youtube .

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Thanks for your info. Will google for Jason Vale and study before starting doing juice fasting myself.
I ever done one round of juice fasting using commercialized cold press juice, didn't experience uncomfortable feelings like stated wondering if there's too much toxic in the body so the 5 days fast was not enough.
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QUOTE(vit @ Sep 12 2015, 10:45 PM)
Thanks for your info. Will google for Jason Vale and study before starting doing juice fasting myself.
I ever done one round of juice fasting using commercialized cold press juice, didn't experience uncomfortable feelings like stated wondering if there's too much toxic in the body so the 5 days fast was not enough.
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IMO the 5 days juice fasting is enough . Every human is different so some ppl may experience extreme side effects while some do not . Some ppl fast 1 day every week while some fast a few days every few month . Some ppl fast for 60 days straight because they were very sick . Jay Kordich ( another juicing guru ) went juice fasting for 2 years straight because he got very sick . Remember , everyone is different .

The main thing to remember is the kind of food that we eat after we finish fasting . Many ppl eat the same junk food after they finish fasting which I think is a bad idea .


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gonna invest slow juicer

after survey for months, decided to go for primada slow juicer which is now 40RPM + BPA Free

RM2.2k
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QUOTE(areankim @ Oct 12 2015, 04:26 PM)
gonna invest slow juicer

after survey for months, decided to go for primada slow juicer which is now 40RPM + BPA Free

RM2.2k
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what is BPA free?
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Anyone here using HappyHome slow juicer? flex.gif

come across this: http://www.ensogo.com.my/deals/Happyhome-Slow-Juicer
> 43rpm
> 6.5kg
> price is good, RM268
But not sure motor is from where? how is the cleaning process?

seems a lot of different from 11 street:
http://www.11street.my/productdetail/happy...&tid=1400014010
> RM400++
Not sure what is the different?! rclxub.gif

Any advise?? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(wanglc @ Jan 19 2016, 12:52 PM)
BPA is an organic compound which has two phenol functional groups. It is used to make polycarbonate plastic, epoxy resins, and other things.
BPA will damage the way hormones regulate (control) the human body. BPA can pretend to be the body's own hormones. BPA may cause health problems.[5][6][7][8] Very young children are most sensitive to BPA.
Always choose for BPA free products when use for food container.
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I will recommend to use omega j8003 masticating juicer.
Why do I LOVE the Omega juicer? Three simple reasons:
1) It’s affordable
2) It’s a slow-press masticating juicer that makes high quality juice and can easily juice wheatgrass & greens too
3) It’s easy to clean and re-assemble


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QUOTE(SusanMcGee @ Jan 29 2016, 01:33 AM)
I will recommend to use omega j8003 masticating juicer.
Why do I LOVE the Omega juicer? Three simple reasons:
1) It’s affordable
2) It’s a slow-press masticating juicer that makes high quality juice and can easily juice wheatgrass & greens too
3) It’s easy to clean and re-assemble
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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ May 5 2013, 08:14 PM)
I plan to buy a juicer. have survey and read in internet and has been narrow down my choice into masticating type instead of centrifugal. However, I found there is 2 speed available for slow juicer whichis 47 and 80 rpm, wonder which is good for juicer and able to juice nut/bean as well.

Besides, what brand which is you are recommend? I see there are Breville, Omega, Hurom, Primada (branded), Jj and 7 smile not sure reliable or not...
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I will recommend the Breville fountain juicer, they are durable and fast. I have used the 1000-watt model and I could juice under 30-seconds. This is a guide that could help you. http://www.juicingmirror.com/best-centrifugal-juicer/

I hope this helps

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http://www.lazada.com.my/jd-high-quality-j...le-1050990.html
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I bought this last year when they launch back in September 2016, not bad for the price. Worth the money we pay.

https://www.cregostore.com
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I bought this last year when they launch back in September 2016, not bad for the price. Worth the money we pay.

https://www.cregostore.com
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can give more deep review and feedback? i am interested on it for this price range if is good product.

noise?
reliability?
quality of the juice? texture -- more juice or mixed more pulp in juice,etc?
how dry the pulp?
if jam, can it reverse?
how simple to clean after use?

after i started this thread so long, now only i start to find one laugh.gif currently got aim panasonic ~700. my aim is to juice for some small leave vege such as coriander, pearl under leave

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can give more deep review and feedback? i am interested on it for this price range if is good product.

noise?
reliability?
quality of the juice? texture -- more juice or mixed more pulp in juice,etc?
how dry the pulp?
if jam, can it reverse?
how simple to clean after use?

after i started this thread so long, now only i start to find one  laugh.gif currently got aim panasonic ~700. my aim is to juice for some small leave vege such as coriander, pearl under leave
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It is similar to Kuvings previous model but with a much better lower rpm, means more juice, less oxidisation. Of course price is 3 times lower, using China OEM parts, assemble locally.

noise?
- low
reliability?
- above average
quality of the juice? texture -- more juice or mixed more pulp in juice,etc?
- texture is good, more juice than traditional juicer, pulp separated at another 'exit'
how dry the pulp?
- very dry, because it is being squeeze rather than being 'cut' & 'spin'
if jam, can it reverse?
- yes, there is a switch to reverse.

You search at youtube to see those example videos. their website available for livechat for more info.
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It is similar to Kuvings previous model but with a much better lower rpm, means more juice, less oxidisation. Of course price is 3 times lower, using China OEM parts, assemble locally.

noise?
- low
reliability?
- above average
quality of the juice? texture -- more juice or mixed more pulp in juice,etc?
- texture is good, more juice than traditional juicer, pulp separated at another 'exit'
how dry the pulp?
- very dry, because it is being squeeze rather than being 'cut' & 'spin'
if jam, can it reverse?
- yes, there is a switch to reverse.

You search at youtube to see those example videos. their website available for livechat for more info.
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thank you for your feedback notworthy.gif i will fund for this one
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I bought this last year when they launch back in September 2016, not bad for the price. Worth the money we pay.

https://www.cregostore.com
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Thanks. It's RM899... recently went to electrical shop, saw Tefal brand RM629 only
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Thanks. It's RM899... recently went to electrical shop, saw Tefal brand RM629 only
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CONS

Narrow feeding tube – we find that the 3 small tubes which allow better mixing isn’t that important as a feature as the juices collected in the jug could have been mixed well with just a good stir. Small feeding tubes means we need to cut smaller fruits like apple/orange into at least 4 to 6 pieces.
Pulp is not as fine as we expected – It resembles small chopped pieces. It also feel slightly moist.
Limited recipes – There are only 20 recipes provided in the book. For someone who is eager to try a variety of cold press juices, more recipes in the book or online will be more appealing.
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CONS

Narrow feeding tube – we find that the 3 small tubes which allow better mixing isn’t that important as a feature as the juices collected in the jug could have been mixed well with just a good stir. Small feeding tubes means we need to cut smaller fruits like apple/orange into at least 4 to 6 pieces.
Pulp is not as fine as we expected – It resembles small chopped pieces. It also feel slightly moist.
Limited recipes – There are only 20 recipes provided in the book. For someone who is eager to try a variety of cold press juices, more recipes in the book or online will be more appealing.
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Do you bought https://www.cregostore.com/?
Pl leave your feedback. This model seems good quality and reasonable price.
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Do you bought https://www.cregostore.com/?
Pl leave your feedback. This model seems good quality and reasonable price.
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not yet, waiting next month salary and allowance, this month cannot d laugh.gif
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kuvings c7000 going for S$ 599 with some free gift (ceramic knife, yogurt maker), cheap?

I did a quick random check, malaysia its close to 3k?
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not yet, waiting next month salary and allowance, this month cannot d laugh.gif
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i will not buy anything below market price. even if this is undeclared repair unit, i lagi no buy, better add few hundreds get new unit with full warranty. cause i am person that will never tolerance to Christ principle such as decline greediness laugh.gif
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I have this. The fibre extracted is really dry. Even used it to juice almond, soya beans. The motor is really good, can tahan juicing for more than 30minutes without auto-stopping due to heat detection.

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I have this. The fibre extracted is really dry. Even used it to juice almond, soya beans.  The motor is really good, can tahan juicing for more than 30minutes without auto-stopping due to heat detection.

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Yea, I'm interested to get a juicer too, cregostore only available online?
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Anyone used Tefal slow juicer before? Is it recommended? it's priced around RM599.. looks affordable.
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CONS

Narrow feeding tube – we find that the 3 small tubes which allow better mixing isn’t that important as a feature as the juices collected in the jug could have been mixed well with just a good stir. Small feeding tubes means we need to cut smaller fruits like apple/orange into at least 4 to 6 pieces.
Pulp is not as fine as we expected – It resembles small chopped pieces. It also feel slightly moist.
Limited recipes – There are only 20 recipes provided in the book. For someone who is eager to try a variety of cold press juices, more recipes in the book or online will be more appealing.
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These are cons for crego or tefal?
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finally, today Jun 2017 i just placed pre-order for slow juicer from crego brand since i started this thread back on May 2013 laugh.gif

good news besides others have good comments for this brand, this pre-order came with rm100 discount and with gold color unit.

Hallelujah God bless!

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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Jun 27 2017, 12:42 PM)
finally, today Jun 2017 i just placed pre-order for slow juicer from crego brand since i started this thread back on May 2013  laugh.gif

good news besides others have good comments for this brand, this pre-order came with rm100 discount and with gold color unit.

Hallelujah God bless!
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Oh, i saw from their website. How long it takes to deliver eh?
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Oh, i saw from their website. How long it takes to deliver eh?
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here is my little review about the Crego slow juicer received week ago based on 1st time usage juicer 4 big and long stick Celery & Parsley.

Juicy efficiency
+ produce near half juice on juice collector
+ pulp is really dried
+ produce really dark green color juice (celery/parsley)
+ juicer comes with 2 assembly fliters/nets (tiny hole & bigger hole) i used the tiny for this round
- i encounter fibre stuck at the gear of assembly, not sure if i put too much of vege leaf at once

General
+ operating sound is quiet than centifugal type juicer; but still have sound la
+ the name call for slow juicer but i think it is not really slow haha

Juicer Installation
* first time installation I felt confuse but still manage to setup it

Cleaning Difficulty
- i will said pulp will remain inside from the pulp tube to the augar itself (pulp on augar i did not snap photo- pulp at augar is dried)
- so flush water while operating juicer is NOT sufficient to washing it (based on celery+pasrley)
- so i dismantle the whole assemblies and clean it piece by piece (they provided 2 brushes, 1 type likes tooth brush and 360 brush) tooth brush back side is useful to pull out the remaining pulp from pulp tube. 360 brush is good to brish tiny metal filter holes.
- because i juicy celery and parsley, their fibre is really stuck at those tiny holes and need to brush sometime to clean every holes, manual mentioned that it is not clean after use it will become stubborn stain. theoretically if tiny get block, i think juice will come out slowly...
- cleaning pulp from augar is simple once you dismantle it, flush water pulp will go away
- i think the most cleaning time is on the filter/net, over cleaning time 10-15min
- there are 2 silicon rubber from the assembly unit, red and grey. red rubber is easy to remove clean and put back. the grey rubber is very hard to put back, i spend 10min (time not included in cleaning time) to put back, and i realized actually no pulp sip into this rubber. i will not remove grey rubber in future. 1st time cleaning is too noob lol... i open everything!

I will said always dismantle and clean it, you will get familiar on the hardware installation and not fear/forget the steps.

What u see on the images are:
1. I already finished juicy, i flush water to clean it, not success; so those juice on collector is not real juice. at the same time u can see the pulp remain in the tube up to augar. you wont see pulp at augar unless you dismantle it. you also can see the quality of juice in the bottle.

2. on second image, you can see the red silicon rubber and grey silicon rubber as what i mentioned before in cleaning step.

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here is my little review about the Crego slow juicer received week ago based on 1st time usage juicer 4 big and long stick Celery & Parsley.

Juicy efficiency
+ produce near half juice on juice collector
+ pulp is really dried
+ produce really dark green color juice (celery/parsley)
+ juicer comes with 2 assembly fliters/nets (tiny hole & bigger hole) i used the tiny for this round
- i encounter fibre stuck at the gear of assembly, not sure if i put too much of vege leaf at once

General
+ operating sound is quiet than centifugal type juicer; but still have sound la
+ the name call for slow juicer but i think it is not really slow haha

Juicer Installation
* first time installation I felt confuse but still manage to setup it

Cleaning Difficulty
- i will said pulp will remain inside from the pulp tube to the augar itself (pulp on augar i did not snap photo- pulp at augar is dried)
- so flush water while operating juicer is NOT sufficient to washing it (based on celery+pasrley)
- so i dismantle the whole assemblies and clean it piece by piece (they provided 2 brushes, 1 type likes tooth brush and 360 brush) tooth brush back side is useful to pull out the remaining pulp from pulp tube. 360 brush is good to brish tiny metal filter holes.
- because i juicy celery and parsley, their fibre is really stuck at those tiny holes and need to brush sometime to clean every holes, manual mentioned that it is not clean after use it will become stubborn stain. theoretically if tiny get block, i think juice will come out slowly...
- cleaning pulp from augar is simple once you dismantle it, flush water pulp will go away
- i think the most cleaning time is on the filter/net, over cleaning time 10-15min
- there are 2 silicon rubber from the assembly unit, red and grey. red rubber is easy to remove clean and put back. the grey rubber is very hard to put back, i spend 10min (time not included in cleaning time) to put back, and i realized actually no pulp sip into this rubber. i will not remove grey rubber in future. 1st time cleaning is too noob lol... i open everything!

I will said always dismantle and clean it, you will get familiar on the hardware installation and not fear/forget the steps.

What u see on the images are:
1. I already finished juicy, i flush water to clean it, not success; so those juice on collector is not real juice. at the same time u can see the pulp remain in the tube up to augar. you wont see pulp at augar unless you dismantle it. you also can see the quality of juice in the bottle.

2. on second image, you can see the red silicon rubber and grey silicon rubber as what i mentioned before in cleaning step.
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From my experience of using crego, it's better the celery to cut in short pieces before juicing. And it's also not suitable to juice wheat grass due to the high fibre most likely stuck in the strainer. To prevent the these, the wheat grass need to cut in short pieces and in small amount each time to juice.

Overall performance of this crego I will give big thumbup.gif to juice all fruits except for this celery and wheat grass.

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Try to cut in shorter pieces for vege leaf with high fibre and small quantity. For juicing the apple (without cut), carrot (without cut) , beetroot, orange, lemon, pomegranate, etc are great

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From my experience of using crego, it's better the celery to cut in short pieces before juicing. And it's also not suitable to juice wheat grass due to the high fibre most likely stuck in the strainer. To prevent the these, the wheat grass need to cut in short pieces and in small amount each time to juice.

Overall performance of this crego I will give big  thumbup.gif to juice all fruits except for this celery and wheat grass.
Try to cut in shorter pieces for vege leaf with high fibre and small quantity. For juicing the apple (without cut), carrot (without cut) , beetroot, orange, lemon, pomegranate, etc are great
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may i know the strainer got 2 type, how to know which to use?

do you remove seeds before juicy for apple, orange, etc? pomegranate juicy with seed also no problem?
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takes 10~15min just to clean it?

OMG... it takes me 2 min to clean a traditional panasonic blender.. rinse.. brush.. blend again with soap inside... rinse again...

I foresee if it takes me 15 min to clean then I wont use it at all...
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takes 10~15min just to clean it?

OMG... it takes me 2 min to clean a traditional panasonic blender.. rinse.. brush.. blend again with soap inside... rinse again...

I foresee if it takes me 15 min to clean then I wont use it at all...
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i believe it depend what you juicy, in my case is high fibre vege such parsley, celery. it depend how cleanness level you want, my case i want remove every tiny hole.

traditional juicer will have similar problem in cleaning on strainer, assembly, etc. but you talk about blender, by the design of blender is way simple there are no strainer, etc basically just blade and body. blender will not juicy for leaf vege... i am lazy to elaborate more.... continue what you like to blend.


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i believe it depend what you juicy, in my case is high fibre vege such parsley, celery. it depend how cleanness level you want, my case i want remove every tiny hole.

traditional juicer will have similar problem in cleaning on strainer, assembly, etc. but you talk about blender, by the design of blender is way simple there are no strainer, etc basically just blade and body. blender will not juicy for leaf vege... i am lazy to elaborate more.... continue what you like to blend.
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i use the blender for cucumber, celery, apples, berries mix....

Blend everything.. drink everything... no wasted fibers tongue.gif
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may i know the strainer got 2 type, how to know which to use?

do you remove seeds before juicy for apple, orange, etc? pomegranate juicy with seed also no problem?
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It's up to you to choose which type

Fine Strainer - For juicing without fibre
Course Strainer - For smoothie (with fibre)

Normally I use fine strainer to juice.

No, I don't remove seeds. Just put whole apple inside icon_rolleyes.gif
Seed is good... eg grape seed, lemon seeds, etc contain antioxidant and help in blood circulation

For orange, I peel off the skin first before juice..otherwise.. sour
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Heh. Why bother with the speed of your juice maker?
The only thing matter in regards of nutrients in a glass of juice are the vitamins and fibres.

In general, plant enzymes doesnt really offer much benefit unless you manage to make iv solutions out of them. Enzymes are usually too big to be absorbed by intestine, assuming they manage to survives our own digestives enzymes and acid.

Vitamins will always be viable as long as there arent significant heat (think cooking temp). No self respecting juicer/blender/food processor would heat up the stuff theyre processing. If it does, you might want to consider changing your gadget as it could be faulty.

Fibres stay as fibrous as long as it arent being minced till too fine. Stop filtering your juice and youll get all the fibres you need from your fruit.

Things you should really be considering is convenience and reliability.
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any good and reasonable priced slow juicer to recommend? thinking to buy it thru lazada but... not sure which one good.
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QUOTE(newsongfashion @ Jul 26 2017, 12:13 PM)
It's up to you to choose which type

Fine Strainer - For juicing without fibre
Course Strainer - For smoothie (with fibre)

Normally I use fine strainer to juice.

No, I don't remove seeds. Just put whole apple inside  icon_rolleyes.gif 
Seed is good... eg grape seed, lemon seeds, etc contain antioxidant and help in blood circulation

For orange, I peel off the skin first before juice..otherwise.. sour
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notworthy.gif thank you for sharing. i wish to juicy pomegranate, just worries the seed make juicer problem. that is rare fruit i seldom eat
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any good and reasonable priced slow juicer to recommend? thinking to buy it thru lazada but... not sure which one good.
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it is depend what is your budget? everyone have different thought of good juicer vs budget.

initially slow juicer is extreme expensive, 1st come from Hurom >1500, then got other expensive brand too like kurving, primada, etc. all these branded.

then slowly after many years got so many copycat brand range from 400 to 1000. if you read thru this thread, you will find there are users bought expensive brand like kurving, cheap brand from lazada 4xx-5xx and also 7xx-8xx like crego, etc. crego is the last brand i hear.

i never have experience buy thing from lazada, i read review for slow juicer 4xx-5xx from lazada buyer, most of them are negative, some even said the received unit juicer is kind of used item, got pulp left inside. performance wise kind like little bit below moderate.

then i checked crego, i like few things like ship to my door, if warranty collect from my door (stated in their website), yet in their facebook review is >90% are very good review, spare part can get from their store, but problem is rm899 and i wait and wait, ngam ngam after 3 yrs i created this thread, when i have budget to buy, it give rm100 discount somemore, so offer price is rm799. to me i think this is consider good deal for such juicer. not sure about you....

before i made the choice on crego, i remembered i survey other brand like japanese brand price range 7xx-8xx, cannot remember is panasonic or toshiba, etc...



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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Jul 29 2017, 09:56 AM)
it is depend what is your budget? everyone have different thought of good juicer vs budget.

initially slow juicer is extreme expensive, 1st come from Hurom >1500, then got other expensive brand too like kurving, primada, etc. all these branded.

then slowly after many years got so many copycat brand range from 400 to 1000. if you read thru this thread, you will find there are users bought expensive brand like kurving, cheap brand from lazada 4xx-5xx and also 7xx-8xx like crego, etc. crego is the last brand i hear.

i never have experience buy thing from lazada, i read review for slow juicer 4xx-5xx from lazada buyer, most of them are negative, some even said the received unit juicer is kind of used item, got pulp left inside. performance wise kind like little bit below moderate.

then i checked crego, i like few things like ship to my door, if warranty collect from my door (stated in their website), yet in their facebook review is >90% are very good review, spare part can get from their store, but problem is rm899 and i wait and wait, ngam ngam after 3 yrs i created this thread, when i have budget to buy, it give rm100 discount somemore, so offer price is rm799. to me i think this is consider good deal for such juicer. not sure about you....

before i made the choice on crego, i remembered i survey other brand like japanese brand price range 7xx-8xx, cannot remember is panasonic or toshiba, etc...
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RM799 for a good juicer is a steal.... let me read thru the thread 1st, thank you for the advise.
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I see Breville is leader in the industry. It has a wide range of juicers at affordable prices.

The speed of these Breville juicers are impressive. I saw a Breville juicer with 14000 RPM speed.

For best juicers, please refer to https://bakingreview.com/best-omega-juicers...uy-from-amazon/ as well.

This post has been edited by stkweb: Aug 20 2019, 04:50 PM

 

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