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Question: All reviews talk about juicing greens and apples how is at juicing other fruits like melons, oranges etc. Thanks.
Document: I wanted to to do a lot of leafy greens....spinach, Kale etc but was worried it would be to slow or hard on the machine with carrots and beets! IT has done awesome! As mentioned in reviews the clean up does take some time....but it is only the filter screen that takes the time. The rest cleans fast and easy. Very pleased with this purchase so far.
I wanted to juice mostly leafy greens as well as some fruits and in the juicing world, masticating would be the obvious choice for this purpose.5) Tribest&#8217;s 10 year warranty gave me a sense of relief that if anything were to break, I wouldn&#8217;t have to worry.Notes after using the juicer for a couple of weeks:1) The aforementioned slow speed also contributes to a quiet operation during use.
I've had this juicer for a month and really like it. I had been using a Breville centrifugal juicer for the past 3 years and feel the Slowstar is a definite upgrade. The Slowstar does have a few quirks with cleanup and with juicing lemons (or anything with tough peel) and kale (or any tough, fibrous leafy greens). The resulting juice is really delicious and waste/pulp is much less than with other juicers.
My wife is a very light sleeper and she was napping right next to me while I juiced and she never woke up.2) It is really good at juicing vegetables (particularly leafy greens). We&#8217;ve been juicing a lot of fibrous things like kale, celery, carrots and it has NO problems whatsoever.3) It comes with a mincer attachment! It makes delicious strawberry sorbet out of frozen strawberries.
For apples, carrots, celery, I cut them into thin, long pieces. For lettuce and spinach, I put whole leaves in. I have never had a problem with the juicer jamming. I usually prep everything the night before except the apples because they brown. The following morning, I start with handfuls of leafy greens and then start adding apples, carrots, and everything else. The pulp chute sometimes partially jams but it never causes a problem.
AMAZING!!! Beats the other two in non greens as well, but really excels in green juice.I don't usually do reviews but I saw this juicer with WAY too low of scores for what you get with it! Don't the oddly negative reviews scare you off from the Slowstar! It is a GREAT juicer in this class. The only thing I would even consider replacing it with after experiencing it in comparison to the other two (three actually as my first juicer was a Champion) is for a Norwalk!
I really am enjoying this machine. It works as advertised. I shopped around for months looking for a good juicer and in the end I chose the Slowstar 2000. I juice a combination of vegetables and fruits from leafy greens to beets. It tackles anything I put down the feed tube. I do have a few drops that manage to seep through the bottom seal at times but I am not complaining when I make 64 ounces of juice at a time. ( whats a few drops.).
I've had it for a few weeks now. I am very happy with it. I have read some bad reviews about it leaking. The only way this could happen is if you leave the back pressure tab out like I did once and it leaked. Or the center round seal fails. I take mine out every time I clean the machine and I notice little bits do get forced between the seal and body.
I rarely write reviews but I felt it was necessary to do so with the Tribest Slowstar Juicer. I have been an avid juicer for a few years now. My first juicer was the Breville, which was not a bad juicer. However, it was a very loud machine and I felt like the juice did not keep for very long. Since I just had a baby, I decided to get a new juicer that I could also make baby food with.
We typically do two types of juicing: one green leafy based jucies (since my husband is pre-diectic to lower his sugar level) and one red fruit/veggie based juice (for overall health and vitamin intake). The previous review indicated that Tribest Slower Juicer (and overall slow juicer &iexcl;V including Hurom and Breville) had a hard time juicing beets, apples and carrots unless it was in small pieces but we had no issues.
Answer: I've juiced greens, apples, grapes, melons (honeydew and cantaloupe, maybe watermelon), citrus, beets, sweet potatoes, jalapeno peppers (for a sauce), radishes, ginger, various herbs, etc. It does really well with all of that stuff, but with juicier stuff like melons and grapes you do tend to lose a little more liquid. I usually feed the pulp through the chute one more time if it feels wet. I've found that starting with something dryer like greens or carrots makes the juicier stuff juice a little cleaner. In any event, I highly recommend this item :-)