Centrifugal Juicer Machine for Whole Fruit and Vegetables, BPA-Free, 3 Speed and Overheat Overload Protection, Anti-drip and Detachable Stainless Steel Citrus Juicer for reviews

The extraction of juice is done by the action of rotating blades that crush and grind ingredients in order to extract their juices.

  Centrifugal Juicer Machine for Whole Fruit and Vegetables, BPA-Free, 3 Speed and Overheat Overload Protection, Anti-drip and Detachable Stainless Steel Citrus Juicer is a good model for you to choose.

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✔【Health and Nutrition】 The Centrifugal Juicer Adopts Food Grade Material, 304 Stainless Steel Material, Anti-Corrosion Sharp Blade and Precision Filter, Escort for Your Health; Compared to Other Juicers, Up to 25% of the Juice and 37% of the Vitamins and Minerals can be Extracted
✔【Dual Speed Juicing Modes & Functional “Jog” Mode 】Juicer Machines has Two Speed Juicing Modes of “Low Speed” (12,000-15,000 Rpm): Suitable for Orange, Watermelon, Wheat Grass, Spinach and Other Soft Fruits and Vegetables; “High Speed” (15,000-18,000Rpm): Suitable for Apples, Carrots, Celery Sticks, Beets and other Hard Fruits and Vegetables; “p”the fastest speed runs 18000RPM,Design with anti-drip function, no need to worry about juice spilling everywhere.
✔【Overload and Overheat Protection】Do Not Put Too Much Fruit and Vegetables Every Time You Use the Juice Extractor; After 5 Minutes of Work, Please Cool It for 10 Minutes Before Using It; If You Forget the Overload and Overheat Protection, It Will Start to Automatically Turn Off the Juicer to Protect Your Motor to Extend the Product Service Life

Centrifugal juicers VS Masticating juicers

• Masticating juicers are better for juicing leafy vegetables. In contrast, centrifugal juicers are more efficient when it comes to extracting juice from hard produce.
• Masticating juicers will have a much slower spinning speed than centrifugal juicers.
• This means that they will produce less heat and, therefore, less oxidation of the juice.
• This also means that they can extract juice from leafy vegetables, wheatgrass, and fruit with skins like oranges. However, masticating juicers are usually more expensive and difficult to clean than centrifugal juicers, so if you plan on using your machine for both fruits and vegetables, there might be an argument for getting a cheaper one with the same functionality as a masticating one.

Are centrifugal juicers good?

There are two main types of juicers. Masticating juicers, also known as cold-press, tend to have less froth and foam, and they often extract more juice with less produce than their counterpart centrifugal juicers. While both types of juicer have their advantages and

A centrifugal juicer works by spinning fruit or vegetables to extract juice but doesn’t extract as many vitamins and minerals as a masticating juicer. It’s typically cheaper to buy, though it can take longer than a slower type of juicer.