Masticating Juicer

http://hubpages.com/hub/MasticatingJu... Many of us have already realized the importance of juicers in our lives. Juicers are indeed a source of fresh juices which give us much more nutrients than the packed ones sold in the market. However, while buying a juicer one always has the option of either buying a centrifugal juicer or a masticating one. Let us look into the detailed concept behind a masticating juicer to understand the difference. Masticating juicers, in the words of a layman, are the ones which produce much more juice from a fruit or vegetable with a much higher level of nutritional content. Not only that, the juice made from Masticating Juicers incorporates less amount of Oxygen allowing the juice to have a larger shelf life. However, these juicers are generally slower than the centrifugal juicers. The sole reason to this is the longer time it takes to extract the juice completely from the fruit or vegetable. The difference between the two juicers is easily observed by looking at the pulp produced by the juicers. Centrifugal juicers produce a wet pulp indicating that the juice has not been extracted fully whereas the Masticating juicers produce a dry pulp indicating that the juice has been completely extracted from the fruit or the vegetable. Where the slow process of the Masticating juicer might be considered as a drawback by some, the quality as well as the quantity of juice that it produces covers up for it. It works best for people who're always the ones to do stuff at the very last minute. With centrifugal juicers, the juices do not stay fresh for a long time; hence, for the last minute performers, its always a hassle to wake up in the morning and make juice for themselves. However, with Masticating juicers this problem is solved. The juice can be taken out and stored, and it would remain fresh for a long time. Hence, you wake up in the morning and all you have to do is to drink the juice. Based on the above facts, I would highly recommend buying a juicer and that too a Masticating ...