Nama · Cold press
Nama J2
A self-feeding hopper with coarse and fine strainers. The mesh needs a light scrub after juicing.
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For a daily green juice.
Both of these models feed produce from a hopper. Their straining systems make cleanup a useful point of comparison.
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Hurom · Cold press
Hurom H400 Easy Clean
A two-part auger strains the juice without a fine mesh screen to scrub. Expect a little more pulp in the glass.
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The mechanisms explained
Cold press
vs centrifugal.
What a slow auger and a spinning basket mean for the juice you make and the cleanup afterward.
The measurement
Juice yield, pulp,
foam and oxidation.
What decides how much juice you get from a bag of produce, and what the foam on top is telling you.