Juicing offers numerous health benefits and several types of juicers are available, from centrifugal to pressing. The difference between these types of juicers is how they produce the juice and how long it lasts.
Centrifugal juicers use a blade to cut up fruits and vegetables, then spin to separate the juice. Steam juicers and pressing juicers extract the juice by steaming or pressing the ingredients. Which type is right for you? A masticating juicer makes an excellent in-home juicer. It employs an auger to squeeze out the juice and a mesh screen to separate the pulp. Masticating juicers may also produce pasta, nut butters, baby food and more.
The Omega 8006 Nutrition System Juicer retails for $299.99 and has a 15-year warranty. This masticating juicer fully extracts the nutrients from fruits and vegetables, without producing damaging heat. This means the juice lasts longer. While juice produced by other types of juicers must be consumed immediately, the juice made with a masticating juicer may be stored for later consumption. For best results, pour the juice in a mason jar and store it in the refrigerator.
Engineered to last, the Omega 8006 Nutrition System Juicer assembles easily, cleans quickly and operates quietly. Why pay $5–10 for one serving of bottled fruits and veggies when you can make it yourself?
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