It's been a year... well, more than a year to be exact. Time flies... It passes so quickly and sneakily. Posting a 6 - month review about this juicer was just like yesterday.
Sorry that I hadn't been maintaining this blog for the past few months... for a couple of reasons.
To list the main reason, I hadn't try too many combination for juicing... its always the same few types that took place twice a month... The apples. . Oranges... grapes... carrots... soya beans... didn't want to post same thing over and over but rest assured, my juicer is still actively in use. It hadn't turn into any red (mine is wine red colour) elephant as thought by my husband.
This juicer had celebrated it's first birthday recently... It made me very delicious soya milk, which my whole family loved it so much...
I thought I should inform everyone that I'd still keep this blog open though there'd probably not be many posts. .. well, at least until I ever... ever get to juice something that I haven't tried before... so... Thank you for your time. .. and sorry for not being too active here.
Glad that we had crossed our paths... take care, folks, and bye for now ^^
so after your experience with A juicer, and the leeks etc....would you recommend purchasing it over Kuvings? is the small shute annoying? because now bigger shute slow juicers are coming on the market....
ReplyDeleteHi dannyboy. Good day and sorry for being late in getting back to you.
DeleteI don't own a Kuvings juicer and neither have I seen its live demo. To me, it seems to be an established/ branded slow juicer like Hurom, Coway. So, hopefully its reliability is justified by the price that consumer is paying for.
Having a wider feeding chute is really a good thing, if the juicer is specially designed to ensure that whatever is fed through at that size will not jam up the unit. The only benefit (assuming that size doesn't matter, juicer works anyway) that I can think of is that time and effort can be saved from chopping up the fruits into smaller pieces for juicing.
However, safety always comes first. (I have not seen/ read much about wide feed chute juicer before writing this so I could be very wrong, Nevertheless, just take it as a friendly reminder) If there's anyway that our hands (or a kid's hand) will go through it easily, you might want to reconsider....
Thanks for sharing about the news of new slow juicer in the market. Good to know about the new variety. Thanks and Cheers! ^^
Hi. I have read your blog posts about your juicing experiences with this juicer. Would like to ask if you still experience leakage or rocking movement when juicing certain items? I am considering getting this slow juicer or the new one by Aztech (although not so sure about that one as the company is not really established in manufacturing kitchen appliances) as they are 2 of the cheapest slow juicers out on the market now. Would appreciate your reply, thanks!
ReplyDeleteHello Cherie O, I had no idea why the mail notification got filtered to another folder that I missed your comment until now.... My apologies for the inconveniences caused!
DeleteBy the time I respond, you probably had gotten a juicer. Whichever brand, it's good news because you can start juicing ^^
I haven't heard or seen the Aztech brand of juicer, you'll perhaps need to look up more review about it. If you are able to view its live demo, it'll help you determine if that's the right one for you.
Most of the slow juicer weight around the same (they are heavy), so it depends on what you are looking for, and the priority of your keys. For me, first would be price, second would be noise level.... so at that time, I got this one and am quite happy with it.
The leakage didn't happen all the time, mostly was when the rubber stopper wasn't placed properly but frankly speaking, I had no clue how to determine if the stopper was placed correctly or not because everytime I would pushed it in as tight as possible. I kinda got used to the shaking during juicing, it moved a little, still have that but you need to really stare at it to realize its moving. If the Aztech is good (equally affordable, consist of local warranty and has many other advantages), no harm trying that. I haven't seen it so I cannot be bias with my only juicer. Haa! I can only share that after 1 year, I'm content with my purchase. (I just made orange juices and soya milk few days ago... hee!)
Hope this help! Thanks and Cheers!
Thank you very much for keep this information.
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