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Question: I am new to juicing.  Looking for a juicer that does not produce foam but that also grinds the entire fruit.veggie (seeds, skin and all). Does it?
Document: Fruit and vegetables produce a lot of foam, particularly apples, and a sieve catches 90 percent of it.Clean up is easy, and I often stand in the kitchen, sip my juice, and clean the juicer. Making it a multi-task effort really reduces the feeling of inconvenience of having to clean up. The entire experience is a joy, especially knowing I am doing something so healthy for myself. I absolutely recommend the Omega J8006 if you are in the market for a juicer.
This juicer is great for leafy greens. If you are looking to juice a lot of fruit you may want to look into another model. Sometimes the softer fruits I juice have to be &#34;pushed through&#34; with carrots, or another hard veggie. However, it works great for me and extracts a lot of juice. It's also easy to clean up!
The Omega J8006 gets a permanent spot on the countertop. I've created an entire juicing station actually. This beautiful machine is in the center of it! I'm looking forward to nut milks and butters and fresh pasta if I could just stop juicing long enough to use it for that! I'm also making amazing marinades and sauces with this juicer. Beet, rosemary, garlic juice marinade on a fresh leg of lamb...indescribably good!
Im definitely really happy I got this. I started off with the inexpensive ($60) Hamilton Beach Big mouth 67650 and with in a few months decided that I needed to upgrade. For most people you can stop here. This does fruits and vegetables well. I even prefer this with certain fruits, like kiwis and grapes because you get everything out! I get just the seeds (kiwis) and skin (grapes). I also ended up getting the Welles press and six months later I bought the Norwalk!
I grow kale and other leafy greens and needed a juicer strong enough for this purpose. I've had upright juicers before so this design is new for me. I read almost every review on here - for all types of juicers and so happy I bought this one. It is AMAZING. The pulp is super dry so you're getting every last drop from your veggies. Its grinds kale and chard beautifully. I don't have a problem cutting carrots and harder produce into small pieces.
I had to use the plunger gently for almost everything. It wasnt stuck, it just needed some slight pressure to make it go all the way (especially apples with peels). I dont find the small-ish chute opening to be annoying. I suppose it would be nice to put an entire piece of veggie or fruit in, but cutting it into pieces only takes a few seconds and I personally dont mind. The pulp came out super dry.
I routinely make mixed fruit and veggie juice, alternating the fruit and the vegetables. If you are mainly looking to do fruit, I would not recommend this juicer as highly as if you are doing a combo of fruits and veggies, or strictly veggies.
But...since I use this for mostly veggies not a prob. The champion does berries excellent...no seeds at all in the juice. I love all three of my juicers but I use the champion for pineapple and berries and fruit and the omega for everything else. Theyre both easy to clean and do a great job. But with the champion my wrists (carpal tunnel)would get really sore from having touse force in feeding it produce.
Just buy the juicer. It's one of the best and most affordable masticating juicers on the market, it will hold it's value and it doesn't destroy your fruit and veggies like a centrifugal juicer. Also use it to grind nuts, seeds and whatever else I decide to shove in there.
Our family really enjoys this juicer. We use it at least once daily. Our teen daughter (who is not too keen on veggies) drinks veggie/fruit juices with fresh ginger and this new habit has improved her health in a measurable ways. We really enjoy using the Omega to make pasta using spelt flour and look forward to making almond butter soon. Product set up and cleaning is quite simple which encourages frequent usage.
Answer: I'm going to answer from my experience point of view. With the omega juicer I've been able to juice anything possible, such as watermelon with skin and seeds. About the foam, well I've found out that if I change the order of the vegetables when juicing, it makes less foam. Also, the Omega comes with a strainer that catches the little pulp and foam. I usually use a spoon against the screen to get even more juice from the foam and spoon.when one starts this process, it could be discouraging because it's something new, but if you arrange your process, it could be fun and easy. For example, I buy the vegetables and fruits, and then get them ready. Then later on or the next day I make the juice. This way, one  doesn't feel you have spent so much time at once.Good luck