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Hi im going to head to walmart and buy a Juicer today
i was looking at a few online
i think the one im going to get that is in my Budget
its a Hamilton Brand Big Mouth so i can add entire veggies and fruidts without having to cut them whole
its a 800W motor
i know if it doesn't work out i can always take it back and exchange for another one
but its on sale for 49.99 i think the regular price was 69.99
i saw another one i liked but i really can't afford to spend 100 on one right now
ok so i went and could not find one at walmart in store so i ordered it online
does anyone have any experinece with the Hamilton Beach Juicers
are they good ?
there was one fro 100 that i was thinking about getting a brand that started iwth the name jack i think
but wondering if the Hamilton beach one is going to be good and if anyone has experience with it thank you
I don't have experience with that juicer, sorry, nor much experience with juicers at all, as I've been using my vitamix for juicing for quite a while now. [Thinking about getting a more grass-and-other-such-type-able juicer, though, if that phrase makes much sense...!]
Interested to hear what others have to say to you, though! :)
Seems to me that a centrifugal juicer is, for the most part, a centrifugal juicer. They are good at carrots, celery, broccoli and the like. They are not real good at leafy vegetables or oranges and grapes. In fact I don't believe that, until you get to the ultra expensive models you are going to find anything that does it all. Even some of those have problems with the soft stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross.g
In my opinion, a nice low cost companion piece for yours would be the $30 manual wheatgrass juicer that Walmart sells online. Between the two you would have a lot of versatility.
I have the Hamilton Big Mouth Juicer, and I really like it so far. Like others have said it is good for carrots, apples, celery, etc not so good for leaving things though as it really mostly just shoots them into the pulp bin. Otherwise it is a great juicer, pulp comes out very dry, was super simple to set up and is easy to clean. I've been juicing with it everyday. :-)
If i wanted to get a juicer that did everything what should i get
i was looking to get it from walmart because i could use my walmart credit card
could someone point me in the right direction of a good model and brand preferably under 125 if possible
I think you should stick with the $50 juicer that you ordered for now. Get a good idea what it will do and what it won't do. Then start reading all the juicer threads and reviews.
It could be the only other juicer you will want is a $30 manual grass juicer. or it could be you will use this juicer while you save up for the big purchase. A machine that "does it all" will be more than $200.
ah ok thank you