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which Cold Press Juicer to buy today. Don't worry about taking any notes - all the links
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Many avid juicers prefer a cold press juicer to the traditional blade juicers even though
they tend to be costlier, heavier and at times slower. The pressing process of cold press
juicers prevents heat build-up, meaning that the juice produced is reportedly more nutrient-rich
and is able to be stored in the fridge for up to 3 days without spoiling making this
machine a worthy inclusion in the kitchen of any health-conscious juicer.
The team has prepared this list for you through comprehensive research. The Cold Press Juicers
that have been selected have been chosen based on product features, reviews in the marketplace,
quality of finish, and price, and where possible we have been mindful of the different types
of buyers. We do suggest you stick around until the end to see who wins the number one
position on our list. Before we begin, be sure to like the video
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The Cold Press Juicer coming in at number 5 on our list is the Omega Cold Press 365
Juicer Whilst Omega has both vertical and horizontal
juicer model, we have selected the horizontal one for our top five list. We found the juicer
to be easy to set up. for our trials we tested both hard ingredients such as carrots as well
as soft ones such as apple wedges, celery and found that we had no issues - the fruit
juiced easily and nothing seemed to jam in the machine. Saying that there was a little
bit of extra pressure that we had to occasionally apply whilst juicing carrots and apple wedges
but once they were pushed through they made an enjoyable juice. The Juicer could benefit
from a strainer for smoother results but considering the lower price point, this is an easy compromise.
The Omega Cold Press 365 uses an automatic combination of high power and low speed of
90-110 Revolutions per minute. This exposes the foods to less oxygen which preserves enzyme
and nutrient strength and yields higher nutritional value overall. Since the juicing process is
slow there is minimal heat build-up so the enzymes and antioxidants in the food are not
destroyed. Whilst testing the juicer the team found the
sound of the machine quite manageable since it was relatively quiet compared to high-speed
juicers and blenders. No more waking up the family early in the morning!
The juicer was easy to assemble out of the box. The switch to turn the machine on and
off is conveniently located at the top of the unit, an added benefit of the horizontal
model. The juice pitcher is convenient to store when you are not using the machine since
it can be stored in the pulp container, where it fits easily.
The Omega Cold Press 365 Juicer is a brilliant entry-level option for you if this is your
first experience with juicing. The Cold Press Juicer coming in at number
4 on our list is the Whole Slow Juicer by Kuvings
The Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer caught our team's attention because it performed very well on
all three fronts of ease of assembly, operation and cleaning. The 50 revolutions per minute
low-speed masticating technology that the juicer has extracts high levels of vitamins,
minerals and enzymes from the food it juices. It crushes the food, then presses it to produce
the highest yield-without aerating it. The wide-mouthed feed tube is 82mm wide allows
for larger ingredients without cutting, which means you don't need to spend too long cutting
and preparing your fruit of the vegetables into smaller pieces.
We found that the effectiveness was equally good when it was liquifying thinner ingredients
too. The chrome-plated drip-free juice spout helps create mixed juices since it is an easy
rinse between recipes. The extra-fine mesh strainer, which is included
with the purchase, helps if you prefer to eliminate more of the pulp before drinking
your juice but we found that this wasn't always necessary since a good amount of the pulp
was held back and expelled through the large pulp outlet automatically.
We were also grateful for the additional cleaning tools included in the package to make the
cleaning process a lot easier. The only area where the machine had slightly lower results
was in the sound department - the power and width of the tube does impact the sound which
we judged to be relatively loud. One of the main reasons this juicer made it
to number four is the versatility of the machine. It can make everything from simple fruit juices
to smoothies, baby food, nut milk and sorbets. We found it good for juicing delicate herbs,
berries, carrots and apples too. The Cold Press Juicer coming in at number
3 on our list is the IKICH Juicer Machine The IKICH Juicer is another entry-level model
with a budget-friendly price point. This model made it to number three of our list because
it offers two different masticating speeds to squeeze fruits with different hardness,
resulting in higher juice yield and smoother taste. The high speed is used for hard fruits
such as celery, apples, carrots, whilst the Low speed is used for soft fruits like oranges,
wheatgrass, watermelons. The juicer also has a reverse function to help with any fruit
or veg that gets wedged in. We liked the release button to easily detach
juicing parts from the motor base and the fact that all the detachable parts (except
the juicing housing) can be safely washed by the dishwasher. Alternatively, you can
easily clean the accessories under tap water with a cleaning brush.
The fact that the juicer machine does not contain any sharp blades, adds a safety element.
We measured the sound of the juicer to come in at less than 60 decibels meaning there
are fewer chances of you disturbing your family or neighbours if you are making an early morning
glass of juice. The machine also comes complete with a useful
beginner-friendly manual that includes recipes, as well as a portable bottle for taking your
juice to go. On the whole, the combination of the functionality,
price and popularity amongst reviewers makes the Ikich a sure-fire winner at number 3!
The Cold Press Juicer coming in at number 2 on our list is the Breville Juice Fountain
Elite Cold Press Juicer This Breville juicer is essentially giving
you a commercial-grade juicer at a home juicer price. The juicer has a smart and sleek look
and runs on 1000 watts with two-speed settings. The extra-wide 3inch feed tube for the juicer
cuts down your prep time even more by making it possible for you to use whole fruits and
vegetables, with or without removing the rind. Since it is a centrifugal juicer model there
will be some heat generated in the juicing process. Saying that it does benefit from
a Cold extraction cold spin technology to avoid damage to vitamins and minerals from
heat and processing so the makers have made a conscious effort not to lose all the benefits
of cold pressing juicing. Nonetheless, if you are very concerned about the whole process
being cold-pressed this juicer may not be the right fit for you.
The size of the machine allows it to produce a super-sized 70 fluid ounces of juice goodness.
The extra-large jug, which is large enough for the whole family, captures the juice direct
from the juicer and can be sealed and stored in the fridge to keep the juice fresh for
up to 3 days. The 850-watt motor processes even the toughest
fruits and vegetables in just seconds but don't worry too much about the clean-up since
it has dishwasher-safe parts. Some other small touches that we were impressed
by in the model include the LED display which illuminates if the motor has stopped due to
overloading. This is a preventative feature to ensure safe use and ensure motor longevity.
Another nice touch was the Juice Nozzle which can be easily inverted when finished to avoid
juice drips, along with the detachable spout for Juicing Directly into Glass.
The speed and efficiency of this unit most definitely had the team ranking this model
high in our final list - the impressive looks of the machine don't do any harm either!
And finally we come to the number 1 Cold Press Juicer on our list the Hurom Easy Clean Slow
Juicer One of the biggest features about this juicer
that got our team to sit up and take note is the innovation the Hurom team have made
to make cleaning of this unit so much easier than any other juicer we have tested. Traditionally
most juicers have metal mesh strainers that have to be scrubbed to remove any trapped
pulp. Well, the Hurow Easy Clean Juicer has switched out the metal mesh strainers for
heavy-duty plastic strainers that have easy-to-clean large vertical grooves, which you simply rinse
in water to dislodge any remaining pulp. The Hurom team have also designed a 3-degree
tilt inside the chamber and juice outlet which facilitates easy pour out of juice meaning
that there are fewer leftovers left in those hard to reach spots inside the juicer itself.
But the great thing is that on the occasion that some bits are left in the inside of the
juicer there is a trap door on the pulp spout so you can easily access the interior with
the cleaning brushes included in the purchase. Get this the team have even thought about
the process for emptying the pulp outlet, which is designed to open 180 degrees making
flushing out of pulp remaining in the chamber super simple.
The innovation in the cleaning features isn't the only one that got us excited the Slow
Squeeze patented Technology of the brand means that the Hurom Easy Clean Slow Juicer rotates
at a speed of just 43 revolutions per minute to mimic the motion of a hand squeezing juice.
This is a major factor why many people are choosing this juicer over others since it
ensures your juice stays fresh and in its most natural state. The control lever and
a fine and coarse strainer are nice touches that allow you to control the amount of pulp
to suit your taste too. Considering the level of innovation at all
the important points of the juicing process it was a no brainer for the team to award
this juicer the top spot on this year's list. And there you have it folks - the five Cold
Press Juicers which got our team at IN THE KITCHEN excited this year. If you have any
contenders for our next Cold Press Juicer roundup, which you would like our team to
test, do drop it in the comments section below and we will be sure to look it over for our
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