Hi (awesome forum!!)
I have been looking through a lot of great posts and there is too much info for this newbie to process!
Im considering juicing and it seems like masticating juicers produce the healthiest and longest lasting juice.
Some of the choices I have seen are Green star, Champion, Omega and Vitamix.
What is the fastest and easiest to clean masticating juicer? I do not have much time on the weekdays to
fix meals and I would like to take juice to work if possible. It would be great if the juicer could handle whole fruit.
Last: are the centrifugal juicers really a bad choice? Is there something I could add to the produce to counteract
oxidation?
Thanks
Ken-trying to break a 30 year cheeseburger habit
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