r/Juicing

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I've been thinking about getting a cold press juicer because I'm tired of buying expensive bottled juices that disappear in two days. I figured it'd probably pay for itself eventually if I actually stick with it.

The only thing holding me back is that everyone seems to recommend something different. Some people say certain juicers get way more juice out of vegetables, others say they're a nightmare to clean and end up sitting in the cupboard after a month.

I'd mostly be making juices with apples, carrots, oranges, spinach, celery, and whatever fruit happens to be on sale that week. Easy cleanup is a big deal because I know I'll stop using it if it takes 20 minutes to wash.

For those who own a cold press juicer, what did you end up buying? Are you still using it regularly, or do you wish you'd gone with something else?

Looking to start making my own juices for health reasons.

Any advice on what equipment and good recipes to try?

Did anyone go thrugh this? So exactly like a week ago I decided to start a detox first due to unbearable heat in my country. Then after a few days on water I felt naturally now is the perfect time to transition to juices. It's something I wanted to do for a longer time and this heat was the perfect thing to do.

Long story short I work a high demand kitchen job with lots of stress and today especially people are giving me wierd looks. I drank a hell Lotta juice but now I'm out. Im gonna be forced to start eating... Anyone else experienced it? It's too bad cause the benefits are huge

From time to time, I see a lot of posts regarding smoothie recommendations. I started to build a website and hopefully/eventually an app that can recommend a smoothie recipe based on your inputs. The benefit is that the recommendations are not only personalized by your own profile (age, weight, outcomes) but also gives combinations that are better. For example, a lot of people combine bananas and berries. It’s efficient if you had berries with other fruits and not bananas. Another is having a citrus element in spinach which will enhance iron absorption. There’s literally thousands of such combinations that are useful. Would you be interested in using it? Or are you using ChatGPT or similar AI apps for recipes? I can post the basic website to show the idea if anyone is interested. Thanks.

I am extremely disappointed with Kuvings' customer service and return policy.

I had a part break on my existing Kuvings juicer and, anticipating that the repair might be expensive or impossible, I purchased a brand-new replacement machine directly from the company. While waiting to determine whether my old machine could be repaired, the new unit arrived.

After several weeks of troubleshooting, I discovered that my original juicer could, in fact, be repaired. The replacement machine remained exactly as it was delivered—still sealed, unopened, and unused in its original box. Unfortunately, by the time I confirmed the repair, approximately five weeks had passed since the purchase.

Despite the fact that the product has never been opened, assembled, or used, Kuvings refused to accept the return because it was beyond their rigid 30-day return window.

Good customer service requires judgment, flexibility, and common sense. Refusing to accept an unopened product worth hundreds of dollars simply because it is a few days outside an arbitrary deadline demonstrates a complete lack of concern for customer satisfaction and loyalty. A company that values long-term relationships with its customers would recognize that accepting a return on an untouched product is not only reasonable but also good business.

Policies exist to protect businesses from abuse, not to punish loyal customers acting in good faith. In this case, Kuvings chose policy over people, leaving me with an expensive, unopened machine I never needed and cannot use.

The product itself may be well made, but customer service is ultimately what defines a brand. Based on this experience, I would think twice before purchasing from Kuvings again and would encourage prospective buyers to carefully consider whether they are comfortable dealing with a company that appears unwilling to make reasonable accommodations for its customers.

I previously owned nutribullet 800w Centrifugal juicer. I left this with family as I moved. It was an OK product. I found it created more fluff than juice at times and kinds got tired of having to push down on the unit to crush the fruits/veg.

I'm on the market for a new juicer. Currently looking at AMZCHEF automatic cold press juicer.

Any recommends? Ideally I want something that automatically cuts fruits/veg and just easy to clean

so i'm considering doing juice detox. which i havent done before. i've learned from a video not to use a normal blender but a cold press slow masticating juicer. which separates the fiber/pulp.

however i know that the fiber is what slows sugar absorption and feeds good gut bacteria. i'm concerned about blood sugar spikes from concentrated fruit juice devoid of fiber to slow absorption. also there'll be so much pulp waste.

what are your experience with glucose spikes? also what did you guys do with all the separated solids?

plus, what supplements did you take to make up for lack of nutrients? and did u add protein powder?

TIA!

Does anyone own a zulay kitchen 9 in 1 juicer? I was wondering what the flat press plate and base were made of? I bought a different brand recently because it had flat press plates, but they were made of plastic and broke after 3 apples. I'm wondering if the zulay plates were any higher quality.