I, mainly, like orange and carrot juices, but like I said in one of my earlier posts that there are not really any juicers that are specifically designed for carrot juicing. So you have to find something that is more versatile but easier to juice carrots.
You also want to see a how easy it is to clean your juicer. Because after juicing, you don’t want to spend a whole lot of time cleaning it. In fact, this is one of the reasons why so many people opt to buy juices from grocery stores and not juice themselves because they don’t want to go through the hassle of cleaning something. It takes literally two minutes to juice (if you know what you are doing) and five minutes to clean if you have to do it by hand. So it just becomes a chore.
When you are considering a juicer on the basis of how easy it is to clean, you should keep in mind that whatever you buy it is dishwasher safe (Don’t put the motor in the dishwasher J , dishwasher safe does not mean that, it usually means pulp and juice collector, lid and strainer) for the most part. If majority of the parts can easily be detached, and you can wash them in the dishwasher like all the other dieses then it can save you a lot of time.
Pulp container is also another big factor (at least it was for me in my selection) when you are shopping for a carrot juicer. You don’t want to be emptying out your pulp container after every 20 seconds. So you want something that can hold quite a lot of pulp, giving you the flexibility to juice in one run.
For the reason listed above, I like the Breville Juice Fountain Compact. It’s easy to clean and you don’t have to empty out the pulp container that often. This juicer is also good that even though it produces more juice as compared to majority of the other juicers but it also leaves the juice smooth and basically without any pulp.
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