Best Juicers, Tested by Food Network Kitchen | Food Network

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Best Juicers, Tested by Food Network Kitchen | Food Network

[CShannon]

I have my old Jack LaLanne’s Juicer since I bought it in 2013, I’ve been juicing ever since but, I haven’t been juicing recently because I don’t always have the time to clean my juice extractor.

But with New Years Coming Up, I’m ready to bring my juicer out again.

[michaelclairforet]

Good video. Glad you took them apart to show what they are how they work.❤

[IllumeEltanin]

I guess I'm really old school. While it takes up a lot of counter space, I've been extremely happy with my 40-year old Champion juicer. It's truly a workhorse.

[allentrice]

Perhaps it's a great idea to start the juicer for juice! 🧃🥤 Thanks 🙏🏿 for this advice!

[TheMrFarkle]

My bro-in-law bought a juicer years ago. The juice was good enough, but they had to buy enormous amounts of produce to feed it. Yard sale. I think that without maximum pulp one misses a valuable key nutrient.

[bostonbesteats]

What's the point of this video if it doesn't include the Nama J2?

[marcusholtzmann]

Because you failed to test top end juicers like Kuvings, Omega or Nama your video was pointless for consumers. However, I sure you were paid to only test low end name brand juicers.

[IceFish.]

eat the whole fruit/veg juice is bad for you