Best Omega Juicers Juicers

firstly, i love this juicer as it is so multi-purpose and does everything, from oranges to collards to wheatgrass thoroughly and easily.

the pulp is quite dry but if i want it even dryer i grab the pulp in a single big handful and run it through again to extract a few more drops leaving the remaining pulp extremely dry.

grapefruit

the pulp comes out very dry.

we have now used it for over a year, the juicing is excellent as you can see on how dry the pulp is; the cleaning is relatively easy and dont have so many huge parts to it as in other machinese we

the ejected pulp is very dry, indicating that as much juice was extracted as possible.

the pulp is dry, and the cleanup can be reduced by covering the pulp receptacle with a plastic bag - which i will do in the future.

why anyone would want to watch pulp fly out of the machine i can't say.

are pomegranites (because i sent a bunch of rind through and it's too much hassle to separate out the seeds; i also got juice all over cutting up the fruit), bananas and figs (both are all pulp).

they didn't like the juice from the other juicers because it was too pulpy for them but they love drinking this juice!

i've owned both the basic omega centrifugal juicer and the pulp-ejecting centrifugal version, and this 8005 model (which is the only one i use now) i believe does as good a job on fruit as those

it's easy to put together, the two cups collect the juice and pulp (which is squeezed so dry that running it through a second time just to see provided no extra juice) well, so you don't have to

juice is pulp-free.

what i like most about this juicer is that it has a place for the pulp to go.

the pulp ejection worked fine and was much dryer compared to that (i feed product in rather slow) ejected from the juiceman.

i love the design and the juice does not have as much pulp in it compared to when i was using the juiceman junior.

the only minor gripe would be that the pulp can sometimes collect at the top of the resevoir.

the inner cage, which catches the pulp, is extremely difficult to clean, for tiny fibers get stuck in the tiny holes, and there is no way to get them out without a great deal of scrubbing.

cons: expensive initial cost, no automatic pulp ejection,no motor brake,strainer can be difficult to clean the bottom line: well worth the money, precision engineered.

cleans up easy. cons: expensive initial cost, no automatic pulp ejection,no motor brake,strainer can be difficult to clean the bottom line: well worth the money, precision engineered.