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1. Choosing a Fruit Juicer
1.1. Selecting the Type of Fruit Juicer
Centrifugal Juicer (Fast Juicer)
Centrifugal juicers, also known as fast juicers, have a structure consisting of essential parts: a high-speed motor, a grinding disc with multiple blades and a squeezing mesh, a feed chute, a juice collector, and a pulp outlet... The operating principle involves the high-speed rotation of the grinding disc, gradually grinding the fruit and separating the juice from the pulp due to centrifugal force.
Roler Fast Juicer enables you to quickly enjoy a delicious and nutritious glass of juice.
Slow Juicer
Slow Juicer: Comprising two main parts, the reduction gear motor and a special screw auger. The operating principle of this type of machine is that when you feed the fruits, the spiral screw auger will slowly push the ingredients into the filter without creating centrifugal force and friction on the juice. This results in nutrient-rich juice compared to fast juicers.
Roler Slow Juicer retains most nutrients found in vegetables, fruits, and roots.
Multipurpose Grinding Juicer
Multipurpose grinding juicer integrates the functions of both fruit juicing and smoothie blending, catering to diverse user needs. Specifically, the machine combines features like fruit juicing, smoothie blending, dry and wet grinding with specialized blades and accompanying grinding bowl.
Philips HR1847 Multipurpose Fruit Juicer
1.2. Power
Power is a crucial factor determining the efficiency of fruit juicing and the ability to save electricity. Typically, fruit juicers have power ranging from approximately 150W-800W.
Higher power means faster juicing, but it also produces more noise and consumes more electricity. Conversely, lower power machines save energy but require users to cut fruits and vegetables into smaller pieces for efficient operation and prolonged machine lifespan.
1.3. Size
When choosing a machine, consider the room space and placement location to select a juicer size that fits.
Choose a machine size that suits the room space and placement location. A larger-sized machine can juice more fruits at once but may be cumbersome and occupy more space.
A smaller-sized machine is suitable for small kitchen spaces, easy to assemble, and more convenient for cleaning. However, it juices less at a time, and the juicing process may take longer.
1.4. Observe the exterior of the machine
When purchasing a fruit juicer, carefully observe the external shell, checking for cracks, breakage, the completeness of accessories, and the secure assembly of parts.
Basic structure of a fruit juicer
1.5. Choose a brand
Currently, there are numerous brands of fruit juicers in the market. To ensure quality and the availability of replacement parts, consider purchasing from reputable household brands such as Roler, Sunhouse, Philips, Panasonic... These brands adhere to strict quality control processes before introducing products to the market.
1.6. Choose a reputable dealer
You can easily find fruit juicers at household appliance dealers. However, to ensure you get genuine products with a diverse range, extended warranty periods, etc., consider reputable and large household appliance dealers like Mytour.
2. How to use and preserve fruit juicers
Keep the machine clean
For optimal performance and longevity, clean the machine immediately after use to prevent fruit residues and sweeteners from drying and sticking to its components.
Choose suitable ingredients
Not all vegetables and fruits are suitable for making juice. For instance, some soft and mushy fruits like bananas, mangoes, jackfruit, and custard apples may clog the small mesh holes on the filter, preventing the extraction of juice.
Mangoes and bananas are not ideal for juicing
Here are some suggested fruits and vegetables that are both delicious and ensure smooth machine operation:
Good fruits for juicing: pear, orange, grapefruit, yellow lime, green lime, passion fruit, kiwi, coconut, grape, apple, pineapple, various melons, strawberries, etc.
Vegetables and roots: carrot, pennywort, celery, sugar beets, cucumber, tomato. You can also combine with some natural herbs like ginger, lemongrass, cinnamon, honey, etc., to enhance the flavor of the juice.
Follow the instructions carefully
Regardless of the choice of vegetables, fruits, or greens, it's essential to wash them thoroughly before feeding them into the juicer. The most crucial aspect is to follow the specific instructions and tips for each type of juicer to ensure that the prepared ingredients are suitable. For example, cutting fruits into small pieces ensures better juice quality and optimal machine performance.
Cleanse ingredients before juicing
Machines with high power can handle seeds, but it's advisable to remove hard seeds before juicing. Smaller-capacity machines often require cutting fruits before placing them into the chute and should only accommodate a moderate amount of fruit at a time.
Introduce fruits slowly to avoid jamming the ingredients, preventing waste from being properly expelled and causing blockages or low juice yield.
Innovate with various drinks
In addition to juicing, explore creating other beverages such as fruit ice cream, combining fruit juice for cocktails, juicing both vegetables and fruits for sauces, or making soups. Some soups like pumpkin soup, bean soup, or sweet fruit soup can be enjoyed cold.
3. Things to Know When Using a Fruit Juicer
- Looking at the feeding tube, you can determine the size of fruits or vegetables that can be juiced without cutting them into smaller pieces. A large feeding tube allows you to feed whole fruits without the need for chopping.
A juicer with a large feeding tube saves time by eliminating the need to chop fruits.
- Pay attention to whether you need to peel fruits or if the juicer can handle unpeeled fruits. Some juicers recommend this stage, meaning they have lower efficiency levels than juicers that can process whole fruits and even those with tough, thick peels.
- The juicer's performance also depends on machine maintenance. Check the juicer to see if the filter is easy to clean. Some juicers have filters that are easily rinsed clean of vegetable and fruit pulp, while others have more challenging-to-clean filters that still show fruit residue after washing.
- The highest power of fruit juicers available in the Vietnamese market is 800 watts. The noise level of a juicer varies; faster and higher-capacity juicers tend to be louder.
Here is a guide on choosing and using a fruit juicer. We hope the information provided helps you select a juicer that suits your family's needs. If you're looking for a high-quality fruit juicer with a variety of models and attractive prices, contact Mytour at the hotline 1900 6788 for quick advice and purchases.
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