Empava 150W cold press Juicer BLRD03 REVIEW

If you’re craving the sweetness of freshly squeezed orange juice or the bright, earthy tang of green juices on a regular basis, it might be time to think about purchasing a juicer. Many have asked me looking at my juice pictures which one to buy and I have a suggestion now.

The link for the juicer to buy: https://kitchenappliancestore.com/?ref=pNTMkE5QPvNjRG

Before you select a juicer, I asked myself the following questions

How much space do I have?

How much prep time am I willing to invest in my daily juicing?What’s my budget?

How much cleanup am I willing to endure on a daily basis?

I have had a juicer which I bought like 5 years back and I use it almost every week. I love fresh juices. I would do it more often but I did not like the cleaning version of the filter much. So, this empava juicer when I got it I thought I should try to see how the cleaning part is before posting the review. the cleaning part is much more easier now and this is dishwasher safe so here is the review and details of the juicer I recommend:

I followed the instructions for assembly, and it was fairly easy to put together. It comes with a decent number of parts, but they all connect pretty intuitively. Some are just extras to keep on hand, like a giant toothbrush for cleaning the device and a filter with larger holes if you’d prefer to make a thicker smoothie.
My first concoction was a mix of what I had in the fridge (apple, ginger, Orange) and I tried spinach, celery too which was perfect! In winters for some reason I like juices instead of fresh fruits. Maybe it’s just me.
What I Like

Powerful motor
Easy to set up, use, and clean
Compact, but makes large batches

What We Don’t Like

Leaves a bit of juice un extracted which I had to put again.

It has a 60 Rpm Slow Masticating and Grinding with With less foaming and no clogging. They are all BPA free. Juice & Pulp Separation Function helps us by saving some time. It doesn’t make the noise like my old one which is great.

Centrifugal Juicers use a fast-spinninga grater to shred the fruits and veggies. The juice then gets flung through a strainer and out the spout, while the pulp flies up and into a catch basket. The innovative cold press technology effectively delays oxidation, preserving the original flavor and vivid color of fruit juice. Abundant nutrients are also retained.

My verdict is this juicer is great for a slow juicer. https://kitchenappliancestore.com/?ref=pNTMkE5QPvNjRG