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Question: What other fruits and vegetables can I use with this? You see I want to take this to work or on the go. I need a portable juicer that is reliable.
Document: I bought the Z-Star Manual Juicer a few years ago as a back up and for traveling. I've owned several electric juicers that have all faltered and failed. This little work horse just keeps cranking on! It's made of strong food safe plastic and has never cracked or broken. The key with this juicer is cutting your fruits and vegetables into small pieces, the smaller the better. It extracts juice beautifully, leaving behind a very dry pulp (no need to re-juice as with some other models).
The stiff toothbrush is handy for cleaning the juicing mesh.Alternating more liquid apple with carrot and beet and then a chunk of ginger seems to work better for pushing materials through the screen, but I think this is pretty much standard protocol for most juicers, in my experience. I did this even when I was using my centrifugal juicer.The juicer pretty much purees soft fruits like blueberries (I threw a handful in, just to see what it would do).
This thing is simply amazing. I have owned it for about 6 months now and it still works like new. I own a centrifugal juicer as well as this one, and although the centrifugal juicer is quicker at juicing, it's harder to clean and takes up too much counter space.I love that I can take this juicer with me when I go camping, or to work when I am doing my juice fast.
I remember she even slammed it in the trash the day the motor died.I didn't want to spend too much on a juicer just in case i ended up giving up, or the motor died.. I bought my first juicer from Goodwill. To see what this juicing business was all about and the motor died after one use. The pulp that it left was very wet.
My daughter recommended this juicer to me, and even paid for part of it (40 gift card). It is what she has been using.I have juiced vegetables and fruits with it, and it has done a superb job.It is also very easy to clean. I always just clean it immediately after use.
I got lucky that my kitchen counters puckered out just enough to be able secure the juicer to it.It's really simple to use.I cut the vegetables to long strips and send them down the shoot straight up. It just makes it easier to grind up and push down with the plunger.It comes with a little tray that it tells you to use for catching the juice, but this doesn't work well for me because the pulp would somehow fall into the tray anyway.
This is the first juicer I have ever purchased and I have never been happier with my choice. Z-Star is not only small and convenient for my household kitchen, but also very easy to use with the minimal force. The juicer can be complete taken apart to about 7 pieces and has easy cleaning access. The package also included a small scrubbing brush which was nice. I have used various fruits and vegetables with this juicer and haven't come across any problems so far.
Some reviews make it sound like this juicer should work like magic. It is a MANUAL contraption. You might make a few slashes but nothing a quick wipe of the counter can't take care of. Yes&#8230;it requires a few minutes of your time, a little elbow grease, and a steady hand. The Z-Star is a great juicer, works effectively, easy to clean and store. I use mine everyday - twice a day. I am a happy customer!
I am partial to the masticating (rather than spinning centrifugal) juicers for reasons I won't go into here, so I went nuts shopping trying to fit my budget. I looked over this model quite a few times thinking it wouldn't be suitable for more than wheatgrass, or assuming it would be a lot of extra work.Turns out that it is so easy to use I can't hardly believe more reviewers don't talk about it.
I've owned this product for over a year now. I use it daily and love it. I haven't found a fruit or vegetable that this doesn't handle very well. Some fruits/vegetables require some preparation but it's well worth it. You do get more juice from this product compared to electric models.
Answer: I've traveled the World with Mine. Haven't Found AnyThing You Can't Juice as Long As You Can Cut The Food Into Smaller Pieces.