While I like the idea of a slow juicer, there is a certain coolness factor to sticking fruits and vegetables into what sounds and looks like a jet engine though.
The Omega Vert 330 is the identical juicer like the Hurom, made in the same fabric.
The 330 had a lot of bad reviews due to the filter was not durable, the 350 was then introduced with a more stable filter.
I assume the Hurom uses still the same filter like the Omega Vert 330, so for this reasons has bad reviews.
I am super happy with the Omega 350 and been using it over a year. If you want to use the juicer mostly for green juices though, then I wouldn't recommend it as leafy greens get stuck in the auger... I use it mostly for vegetables juices
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Anyway, I think we've hijacked poor Chip's thread. Should we open a new one on juicer recommendations?
Ridiculous amount of good reviews too:
Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-HR18.../dp/B0007XHGHA
Google http://www.google.co.uk/products/cat...ed=0CFUQ9AIwAQ
I like mine.
I'll look at the Philips model as well.
The only low tech way that I know of that MIGHT work is to spray a bit of pure ethanol (rubbing alcohol?) onto the top of the juice. If the stuff which is stabilizing the foam (protein?, pectin?) is not too high powered that should knock it back instantly.
in terms of juicers, i have a champion- it's a bit old now, i received it as a present 5 years ago, but it stills runs amazingly. it's pretty fast to juice, i think clean up is pretty easy and i can juice greens easily if i cut them and alternate with solid veggies like carrots or cucumbers.
i was thinking of getting a new juicer when we came here due to the difference in plugs, etc. but we use a convertor and i don't think i could part with it after all. i know quite a few people with the same juicer and they are all as happy as i am
not beautiful but i use it at least once a day and it works for me.
The Champion isn't the fanciest juicer out there but is simple and solid as heck. It is also great for nut butters and frozen treats (just freeze whatever you want and run it through- chocolate rice milk used to be a favorite of mine).