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Question: Have you used this for making kale juice and would this be the best juicer for that purpose?
Document: I am very impressed by this light juicer. I was not sure if I would juice everyday so I thought I would try this one since the reviews are great. I am happy to report that this juicer is the best for your money if you juice occasionally. It's pretty easy to clean and doesn't take much counter space. Since this juicer is so good, I have been juicing almost everyday. This juicer helped me establish my healthy routine.
I would spend over $100/month at the juicebar for wheatgrass, so I can get my money back pretty quickly with this machine.I fully recommend it! Besides, I saw this juicer being used on an episode of Chef Gordon Ramsay's the F-Word and I trust him.Hope this review helps.
I have been using a motorized Omega masticating juicer for the past year, and purchased this hand crank Z Star to keep at my mother's house when I visit her. I am more than pleased with the Z Star. It is easy to crank and does a relatively quick job of juicing. From appearances I even think the Z Star produces more juice from leafy vegetables such as spinach, kale and chard. It will happily crunch through a whole carrot.
I just got my Z star today. It works great. Just a minor issue. The pulp fell into the juice. A found a simple solution to that problem. A klean kanteen pint glass flits perfectly under the juicer. Then use the included plastic cup to catch the pulp.For my first juice I did kale, celery, and carrot. The celery feed through just fine without chopping. I grated the carrot first and it worked great.
I purchased the Z-Star Manual Juicer (z-510) a few months ago. I love it! It's easy to use and clean. Putting it together is no problem. It does need a counter edge to attach. It's not free standing. It screws under my kitchen counter. I have juiced wheat grass, kale, swiss chard, all sorts of greens easily. I bought the Z-Star because I have a Jake La Lane vegetable juicer and needed something to juice greens effectively.
The rest seems strong for the plastic components used, though I think a steel one made in America would improve the lifetime of the product.We are more than happy and amazed with the Z.
Plus, I thought it would be a fun learning experience for our 4 yr old (which it has!). I went with this model solely because of the cost. I'm bummed that it is made in Korea, but I have to live with that. We used it for the first time this AM (my 4 yr old and I) and it assembled easily and, after an arm work out getting it started, it worked extremely well.
Spinach would get maybe 1/2 cup, now I get a full cup as well.I'm thrilled that there is a manual version of the $300+ ones that costs 1/3 of the price. I've never used one of the $300 ones though so I don't know how it compares.My pulp seems to come out wetter then the first time I used it but I've read the manual, googled it, etc.
This juicer is excellent at extracting juice. Compared to my old electric juicer this one is really superior with grass and all greens. However, it began to crack the second time I used it. There is just too much plastic and wheatgrass is really fibrous and tough. I have used it 6 times now and the plastic around the filter is significantly cracked. The juicer still functions but the auger doesn't seem to grab the wheatgrass and pull it through the juicer as well now.
I have had this juicer for a week now and after getting the hang of it I love it.Like others I switched to a tall glass to collect the juice. I broke a glass when I wasn't paying attention to how much pressure I used on the handle and it all went flying. I now have learned to cut my carrots tall and skinny...cut in half and then in half the long way...really makes a huge difference to have everything tall and skinny.
Answer: I haven't used kale in it yet, but I'm sure it could. It's probably not the best juicer for this purpose, but if you like the fact that you don't need electricity to operate it, it's certainly acceptable.