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Question: How well does the VRT350 handle bananas
Document: I got this juicer about a month ago, and I absolutely love it! It can handle everything from strawberries and peaches to watermelon with seeds, bananas, and leafy greens. It is incredibly easy to clean, which was a huge plus for me. I would recommend this juicer to anyone.
The Omega Juicer VRT350 is great quality; easy to use and to clean (for a juicer). I've been using it to juice fruits and veges; and it seems to handle just about anything that I have thrown in. It also fits neatly on my kitchen counter without taking up too much space. This is my first juicer and I would recommend it.
This is my first juicer and I couldn't be happier with it. I had been thinking about getting a juicer for a while but had always heard they lacked versatility, were messy, and hard to clean. After seeing the movie "Fat, Sick, and Almost Dead", I decided to go ahead and get one. After looking at various reviews I decided on the Omega VRT350 and I'm so glad I did. This juicer can handle fruit to wheatgrass and everything in between.
We purchased for 100% juicing diet. Two people, 6 juices per day for 8 days so far. Juicer has worked well. OK to clean. First one had a cracked housing but we returned after the second one arrived because we could not do without it. For soft fruit like bananas, better to blend vs. juice. Have not tried wheat grass yet but will. Extremely quiet. Had a Juice Man before which was extremely noisy. You barely know this is running.
Of course with any juicer, the slower you feed it, the better, as goes the same for this machine as well, but it can handle being fed as much as the chute can hold if youre in a bit of a rush to juice and go.
I previously had a Greenstar, which wasn't too bad but couldn't handle soft fruit well (would clog up the screens). The auger design of the Omega here puts less stress on the screens, juices more efficiently, and makes any juicing job easy and simple and successful. Its slow speed ensures you don't overheat the enzymes. I hope it lasts forever. :)
No complaints. I did have to read the instructions on how to assemble pieces so the lid would close properly the first time. It does make more pulp then I can handle but nothing a strainer can't fix. I love how this juicer can handle dainty greens as well as chunks of harder vegges like carrots and beets. At first, the machine would get &#34;stuck&#34; and turn off on it's own.
That way I can take a few minutes later in the day to wash, rinse, and stack in the dish drainer, and everything is ready for me to quickly assemble next time I want to make juice.I would highly recommend this juicer. It feels well built; it's compact; easy to assemble, disassemble, and clean; and can handle just about any fruit or vegetable you want to run through it (even pineapple rinds!). It is well worth the price.
I love my Omega VRT350 juicer. It's easy to use and easy to clean.It even juices cherries!! I'm well on my way to a much healthier lifestyle.Oh, it also juices greens.
As per the reviews I read prior to deciding on the Omega VRT350, this juicer is very quiet, easy to clean and easy to use! So far so good. I have made three batches of different fruit/veggie combo juices in 3 days and all is well.
Answer: About as good as any juicer... Not very well. Bananas, mangos, etc are better off in smoothies. They are too sticky/gummy to be juiced and don't contain much moisture anyway.