How fast does it juice
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one more tip: if you want your juice to last longer don't put fruit in it, and limit the number of carrots to just a few. Sugars cause the juice to break down faster in the fridge. Juice the dense hard veggies and tough greens, and store that juice, but making drinks add it to a blend of soft greens like spinach and romaine, plus fruits, berries, plus ground flax seeds to help absorb the nutrients in the plants, which are mostly oil soluble. You get 10 times more nutrients from the plant foods if there's this little oil with them. But plain oil is bad of any kind, even olive or fish, instead use the seeds or nuts instead. The one with best omega 6 to omega 3 ratio is flax seeds, no comparison. one more tip: if you want your juice to last longer don't put fruit in it, and limit the number of carrots to just a few. Sugars cause the juice to break down faster in the fridge. Juice the dense hard veggies and tough greens, and store that juice, but making drinks add it to a blend of soft greens like spinach and romaine, plus fruits, berries, plus ground flax seeds to help absorb the nutrients in the plants, which are mostly oil soluble. You get 10 times more nutrients from the plant foods if there's this little oil with them. But plain oil is bad of any kind, even olive or fish,... » Read More one more tip: if you want your juice to last longer don't put fruit in it, and limit the number of carrots to just a few. Sugars cause the juice to break down faster in the fridge. Juice the dense hard veggies and tough greens, and store that juice, but making drinks add it to a blend of soft greens like spinach and romaine, plus fruits, berries, plus ground flax seeds to help absorb the nutrients in the plants, which are mostly oil soluble. You get 10 times more nutrients from the plant foods if there's this little oil with them. But plain oil is bad of any kind, even olive or fish, instead use the seeds or nuts instead. The one with best omega 6 to omega 3 ratio is flax seeds, no comparison. « Show Less
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Fast enough. It's not like an extractor and takes time to thoroughly crush the produce but I can turn a half gallon of juice out in less than 30 minutes total time, including clean up.
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I recommend you go to Juicing-for-Health.com, or just type in Super Angel Juicer and look at all the sites and see what they say. Juicing-for-Health.com says approximately 82+ RPM. It is a twin gear juicer and you are not going for speed with a twin gear. Is best used for greens. I would type in "compare juicers" and you will find websites that will explain the different types of juicers. The slow juicers hold the nutrients longer and can be refrigerated two or three days. A centrifugal juicer is fast, but holds nutrients about 15 minutes. Shipping weight of the SA is 28 lbs and the twin gears are very long (about 10 to 12 inches). I found the SA not great for carrots, apples, cucumbers (anything juicy). This is not a machine for someone in a hurry. You will need time to juice and clean this machine.
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It is a lot faster than the Omega. It is not as fast as the centrifugal juicers but it extract twice as much juice. It goes relatively fast for carrots, apple and kale. It is slower for parsley for exemple. Note that ever since we bought it two years ago we have been using it every day, juice has become a staple in our diet. Centrifugal juicers, they produce a lot of waste. I personaly think that it is a no brainer, Super Angel doesn't really have any competition, all the other juicers are like toys in comparison.
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It's fast for a gear juicer, extracting the most juice for the amount of produce while keeping temperature and oxidation low. The centrifugal juicers with consume the produce more quickly but will also leave behind a large amount of juice in the pulp, which does not come out even if you rerun the pulp again, only a very small amount is recovered, plus they will heat up the juice while grinding, and mix with air due to high speed.
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I have no precise answer, but my lips are tingly after use because it is FAST. I'm not a morning person, so I'm looking forward to the batteries losing a bit of power.
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Leafy greens are tough. I do it almost every time I juice, but the yield is disappointing. If you roll the wheat grass into a tight ball you will get some juice, but not nearly as much as with a slow juicer.
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It juices both, I was skeptical at first but I tried it and it truely juices everything I have tried so far!
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It does not make juice, it makes very smooth pulp. We use carrots daily as part of our smoothie blend. We like the smoothie rather than juice as it has the full complement of vitamins and minerals. A juicer will throw off the pulp.
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about 1.2 inches, but is tapered slightly. I grind my stuff and then drop it in and get much faster production. Grind with a juice man and then finish it off into dry pulp with the angle. After 2 years, that is the best method I have found and Juice over 1 gallon a week, veggies, not fruit!
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Both of my sisters have this model and I have see the juicer in action: there has not been a lot of froth, just a little at the top. IMHO, this is a very good brand and definitely worth considering.
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I'd give it a C. The pulp still has a lot of juice in it and when I'm juicing beets, sometimes a small mist comes out even though it is locked tight. My previous one was a slow juicer and the pulp was really dry. I wouldn't recommend it.
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The actual size of the appliance is that of an average juicer. It has 2 speeds and is 700 H.P.
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I had one. Hated it. Did a terrible job juicing even basic things like carrots or apples. You had to practically dice everything to get it in. I got rid of mine after two weeks and got a Jack Lalane power juicer. Works great. But it's not made for leafy things like kale or wheatgrass.
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1 year, but returned mine for a refund after the 1st use. Motor overheats juicing more than 6 oranges at a time and has to cool about 20 min. before continuing. You would be so much better off with a Cuisinart Pulp Control Juicer - excellent machine, this one is cheap and not good for a family.
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I juice every morning (almost) and juice spinach, kale, beets,apples, ginger and sometimes carrots and citrus. From start to finish (including cleanup) it takes no more than 20 minutes max. The chute is larger but the 5-level adjustment was worth the upgrade. I think you would love it!
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I don't find it any louder than my former juicer. No louder than the blender either. I believe there are some videos on YouTube that give a demonstration.
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I don't find it offensively loud, or louder than any other juicer, but it does make a bit of noise on high speed in particular.
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Hello, yes, it's both faster and pulpier. It also puts less strain on the juicer. It's a nice addition.
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It takes me 10 minutes or more to use the entire jug one time. I've never tested it by just spraying it constantly, so it is not very fast at all.
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I think it's 1.33 amp-hour. The lable says 24 Wh. I just tried it out, and it still has juice. I haven't used it since Dec. 7.