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Hey John I love your youtube channels Ive been getting great advice from you for years thanks so much. There is one thing I don't think I've seen you mention before but I may have missed it and it is the importance of juicing with citrus fruits with natural citric and ascorbic acid in them. Citrus fruits like oranges and lemons contain natural citric and ascorbic acid which acts as a natural preservative by slowing the oxidation process which degrades the nutrients in the foods being juiced. Raw fruits and vegetables begin degrading immediately once they start being ground in the juicer so its best to always start off your juicing with a citrus fruit I recommend oranges so then as your juicing everything that is being juiced is mixing with the natural preservative qualities you get with a citrus fruit.
Hi, John, Finally, I see the comparison about best ginger machine from your TH-cam. I am so happy I listened to your suggestion to have green pro to juice the ginger 3 months ago and I got the machine from you. Now, I would like to share my experience. My restaurant needs to make about 7lbs ginger juice for sauce every day. We have tried at least 10 kinds of different juicer for the past 3 years. Only green pro is still surviving and still doing well. Omega can do the same performance just like green pro in the first one month, but after that, it started to get stock and the performance was getting worst until broken. Fast juicer was really fast but it will get stock by ginger skin, and then made juicer shaking and damage the motor after juiced more than 2 lbs of ginger. Green pro is not that fast but it doesn’t get stock at all, so I don’t need to stop the machine to clean or rotate. If you need to make lots of ginger juice like my restaurant, I think green pro is the one can handle it so far. We are going to open another restaurant in August. We will definitely purchase from you. Thank you for your spending in make these comparison TH-cam.
Jump to the Following Parts of this Episode: 00:28 Problems with Juicing Ginger 01:37 What features in a juicer are most important to you? 03:50 Two main kinds of juice extraction methods 07:20 Support me so I can continue to make videos 09:10 Introduction of Different Juicers 09:15 Breville Juice Fountain Elite - High-Speed Juicer 12:38 Omega VSJ843 Vertical Slow Juicer 16:06 Omega NC800 Horizontal Slow Juicer 18:06 Green Star Pro Twin Gear Juicer 21:17 Juicing Ginger in Breville Juice Fountain Elite and Omega VSJ843 21:55 Juicing Ginger in the Breville Juice Fountain Elite 24:45 Juicing Ginger in the Omega VSJ843 26:14 Pulp that was put into juice 26:38 Yield Comparison 28:06 Wetness of Pulp made from each juicer 29:00 Why I don't use high-speed juicers 29:11 Juicing Ginger in the Omega NC800 and Green Star Pro 30:20 Juicing Ginger in the Omega NC800 31:55 Juicing Ginger in the Green Star Pro 33:25 Comparing Pulp from Omega NC800 and Green Star Pro 34:14 comparing the Yield NC800 and GS-P502 37:25 Which Juicer for Ginger Should You Buy?
Hi John, Congratulations on 100k subscribers. I love your videos, you've taught me pretty much everything i know about juiceing and realy are a wealth of knowledge.
My spirit guide recommends 16 oz. of fresh 100% ginger juice every morning on an empty stomach. Oprah, if you see this, call me girl. I need you to help me get the word out.
Hey John just out of curiosity does the GSE actually make a healthier juice vs something like the Kuvings or Omega or is it just a marketing thing? One thing I've heard you mention a few times over is that typically juicers with slower speeds oxidize less juice. Being that the GSE is faster and also has more processes than a vertical juicer I find it hard to believe its juice is healthier. Also have you thought of doing a vs video between the GSE and GS Pro? Might be a cool match up
IMO, yes, I have done testing with comparing the color. Also its evident by me the GSE grinds better, which means it gets more nutrition out. In addition the manufacturer has testing showing it extracts more vs other style juicers. GSE and GSP should produce a similiar yield as all the parts are identical, except a small difference in the gears.
Hey John I did get the chance to try the Greenstar Pro but the cleaning part kinda bummed me out as you mentioned in the video as a weak point. The parts and screen don't bother me much but cleaning the actual juicer base itself drove me a little crazy. Really didnt like that it gets so much stuff stuck inside its gears, and my hands are like bear paws so it's really tough to get in there. Kinda sucks cause it really does make great juice. Do you deal with the same issue or was I doing something wrong? Any tips to work around that? Thanks John
Luckily, I have smaller paws, myself. but yes, pulp gets everywhere in the Green Star pro, in the gears, on the motor where the shafts stick out, etc. Its a downside to this juicer for sure. As time goes on, you get more efficient at it. That being said, I dont often use the Green Star Pro due to this.
@@discountjuicers Gotcha. Thanks alot man I thought I might've been doing something wrong. I still have a choice to make though and if it really does make much more juice than most other juicers barring maybe an Angel than maybe it's worth it. Just wanna ask one more thing. Have you noticed whether you get more juice from a Greenstar Elite vs a Greenstar Pro? And do they consistently make way more juice than say a VSJ843? I've seen almost, if not all your videos and they show the Greenstars as some of the highest producers but was wondering if you've noticed the same big differences at home as well. And does the Greenstar really make healthier juice than the VSJ? If so I wonder why that is
GSE and GSP should produce a similiar amount of juice as all the parts are the SAME except for the twin gears are a little different. I do not beleive this affects yield in any major way. In general, I would say the GSP makes more juice than the VSJ843, but it would depend on what is being juiced Yes, I do notice a difference, just like in my videos. GSP/GSE makes a healthier juice for several reasons: 1. better at grinding produce to a smaller size, extracting more nutrients. 2. bioceramic and far infared in the gears 3. outlet adjusting knob makes pulp more dry, which means more juice, which means more nutrition.
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Hey John I love your youtube channels Ive been getting great advice from you for years thanks so much. There is one thing I don't think I've seen you mention before but I may have missed it and it is the importance of juicing with citrus fruits with natural citric and ascorbic acid in them. Citrus fruits like oranges and lemons contain natural citric and ascorbic acid which acts as a natural preservative by slowing the oxidation process which degrades the nutrients in the foods being juiced. Raw fruits and vegetables begin degrading immediately once they start being ground in the juicer so its best to always start off your juicing with a citrus fruit I recommend oranges so then as your juicing everything that is being juiced is mixing with the natural preservative qualities you get with a citrus fruit.
Hi, John, Finally, I see the comparison about best ginger machine from your TH-cam. I am so happy I listened to your suggestion to have green pro to juice the ginger 3 months ago and I got the machine from you. Now, I would like to share my experience. My restaurant needs to make about 7lbs ginger juice for sauce every day. We have tried at least 10 kinds of different juicer for the past 3 years. Only green pro is still surviving and still doing well. Omega can do the same performance just like green pro in the first one month, but after that, it started to get stock and the performance was getting worst until broken. Fast juicer was really fast but it will get stock by ginger skin, and then made juicer shaking and damage the motor after juiced more than 2 lbs of ginger. Green pro is not that fast but it doesn’t get stock at all, so I don’t need to stop the machine to clean or rotate. If you need to make lots of ginger juice like my restaurant, I think green pro is the one can handle it so far. We are going to open another restaurant in August. We will definitely purchase from you. Thank you for your spending in make these comparison TH-cam.
Jump to the Following Parts of this Episode:
00:28 Problems with Juicing Ginger
01:37 What features in a juicer are most important to you?
03:50 Two main kinds of juice extraction methods
07:20 Support me so I can continue to make videos
09:10 Introduction of Different Juicers
09:15 Breville Juice Fountain Elite - High-Speed Juicer
12:38 Omega VSJ843 Vertical Slow Juicer
16:06 Omega NC800 Horizontal Slow Juicer
18:06 Green Star Pro Twin Gear Juicer
21:17 Juicing Ginger in Breville Juice Fountain Elite and Omega VSJ843
21:55 Juicing Ginger in the Breville Juice Fountain Elite
24:45 Juicing Ginger in the Omega VSJ843
26:14 Pulp that was put into juice
26:38 Yield Comparison
28:06 Wetness of Pulp made from each juicer
29:00 Why I don't use high-speed juicers
29:11 Juicing Ginger in the Omega NC800 and Green Star Pro
30:20 Juicing Ginger in the Omega NC800
31:55 Juicing Ginger in the Green Star Pro
33:25 Comparing Pulp from Omega NC800 and Green Star Pro
34:14 comparing the Yield NC800 and GS-P502
37:25 Which Juicer for Ginger Should You Buy?
I recently purchased the Omega NC800 and i love it! Started a juice feast and im enjoying juicing everyday...very easy cleanup :)
Hi John,
Congratulations on 100k subscribers. I love your videos, you've taught me pretty much everything i know about juiceing and realy are a wealth of knowledge.
I could watch juicing all day
John, you got me looking at the Tribest Slowstar single auger vertical juicer and I juice a lot of ginger root - does it work well for you?
My spirit guide recommends 16 oz. of fresh 100% ginger juice every morning on an empty stomach. Oprah, if you see this, call me girl. I need you to help me get the word out.
I’ve watched almost all of your videos :) what juicer would you recommend for a small juice bar for commercial use?
For a small Juice Bar, at present time, I Would get the Kuvings CS600 if NSF is not required.
is this the same as turmeric? I try to juice turmeric with omega 8006 but everything got stuck.
Ginger has more fiber than turmeric, which helps when juicing.
@@discountjuicers tnx John...tnx for all your videos and infos.
Can you arranged in South Delhi Distributor in reasonable rate
Can you still juice without the adjustable end cap?
I'm in the process of ordering a new one.
This is for the Omega NC800 Horizontal Juicer
Yes, you can juice. It will likely leave the pulp much more wet, reducing total yield.
We need 1080p buddy lol
Hey John just out of curiosity does the GSE actually make a healthier juice vs something like the Kuvings or Omega or is it just a marketing thing? One thing I've heard you mention a few times over is that typically juicers with slower speeds oxidize less juice. Being that the GSE is faster and also has more processes than a vertical juicer I find it hard to believe its juice is healthier. Also have you thought of doing a vs video between the GSE and GS Pro? Might be a cool match up
IMO, yes, I have done testing with comparing the color. Also its evident by me the GSE grinds better, which means it gets more nutrition out. In addition the manufacturer has testing showing it extracts more vs other style juicers.
GSE and GSP should produce a similiar yield as all the parts are identical, except a small difference in the gears.
WOW Do you really drink that much ginger juice? I would think its very strong with a bite.
Hey John I did get the chance to try the Greenstar Pro but the cleaning part kinda bummed me out as you mentioned in the video as a weak point. The parts and screen don't bother me much but cleaning the actual juicer base itself drove me a little crazy. Really didnt like that it gets so much stuff stuck inside its gears, and my hands are like bear paws so it's really tough to get in there. Kinda sucks cause it really does make great juice. Do you deal with the same issue or was I doing something wrong? Any tips to work around that? Thanks John
Luckily, I have smaller paws, myself. but yes, pulp gets everywhere in the Green Star pro, in the gears, on the motor where the shafts stick out, etc. Its a downside to this juicer for sure. As time goes on, you get more efficient at it. That being said, I dont often use the Green Star Pro due to this.
@@discountjuicers Gotcha. Thanks alot man I thought I might've been doing something wrong. I still have a choice to make though and if it really does make much more juice than most other juicers barring maybe an Angel than maybe it's worth it. Just wanna ask one more thing. Have you noticed whether you get more juice from a Greenstar Elite vs a Greenstar Pro? And do they consistently make way more juice than say a VSJ843? I've seen almost, if not all your videos and they show the Greenstars as some of the highest producers but was wondering if you've noticed the same big differences at home as well. And does the Greenstar really make healthier juice than the VSJ? If so I wonder why that is
GSE and GSP should produce a similiar amount of juice as all the parts are the SAME except for the twin gears are a little different. I do not beleive this affects yield in any major way.
In general, I would say the GSP makes more juice than the VSJ843, but it would depend on what is being juiced
Yes, I do notice a difference, just like in my videos.
GSP/GSE makes a healthier juice for several reasons: 1. better at grinding produce to a smaller size, extracting more nutrients. 2. bioceramic and far infared in the gears 3. outlet adjusting knob makes pulp more dry, which means more juice, which means more nutrition.
juicing starts 21:18
Horrible video quality!
breville had less pulp than greenstar pro.