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For us, almost no day goes by without preparing a freshly squeezed juice. Our favorite juices are celery juice and juices made from lots of greens and a little fruit. To ensure that your freshly squeezed juice tastes good, is as clear and particle-free as possible and also contains the maximum of nutrients and vital substances, we strongly recommend peparing it with a slow juicer.
Slow juicers are characterized by a nutrient-preserving - slow - juicing of the ingredients. This is the only way to reduce oxidation to a minimum and ensure maximum nutrient density. Therefore, we have specialized on slow juicers and only sell devices that we can recommend without reservation. Whether you're new to the colorful world of juicing or already know what kind of juice you're particularly keen on (e. G. celery juice): Every model we offer has been tested extensively and is rated as a recommendable slow juicer.
Information about Slow Juicers
- Why slow juicers?
- The best Slow Juicers
- Slow Juicer for wheatgrass juice, spelt grass juice, barley grass juice
- Slow Juicer for celery juice
- Slow Juicers for fruits and vegetables
- Slow Juicers that are easy to clean
- Slow Juicer vs. Centrifugal Juicer
- Our Slow Juicers
Why a Slow Juicer?
Slow juicers are the specialists when it comes to getting the maximum nutrients and vital substances out of the ingredients - they rotate slowly and gently. Four advantages of Slow Juicers:
Slow Juicer advantage 1: Less oxidation protects nutrients and flavor
Juicing is all about minimizing oxidation to preserve nutrients. Slow juicers rotate slowly - hardly any oxygen is absorbed during the juicing process. Not only does this keep valuable nutrients alive, but it also affects the taste.
Slow Juicer sdvantage 2: No heat generation
Nutrients are not only sensitive to oxygen, but also to heat. Since slow juicers work/rotate very slowly, heat development during the juicing process is prevented. This also explains the name that often is given to slow juicers: "cold juicer".
Slow Juicer advantage 3: Higher juice yield
Slow juicers squeeze the ingredients such as fruits, vegetables or leafy greens against a screen with tremendous pressure, extracting every drop of juice from the ingredients. This makes slow juicing an efficient and high-yield juicing process that is very cost effective in terms of ingredient use.
Slow Juicer advantage 4: Grasses can also be juiced
Slow juicers not only juice fruits and vegetables such as celery stalks, carrots, and apples, they can also process healthy leafy greens such as spinach, wild herbs and grasses. Centrifugal juicers reach their limits here due to their design. They may be able to juice celery with significant oxidation and heat generation, but processing grasses (e. G. wheatgrass) is not possible at all. In our tests, the juicing process generated enough pressure to explosively detach the lid of the juice drum from the device.
Top 3 Slow Juicer Ranking
We drink freshly squeezed juices every day, therefore we test slow juicers every day. To help you navigate through the slow juicer market as quickly as possible, we've created a ranking of the 3 best slow juicers in their respective categories. Because within the slow juicer world, there are three fundamentally different classes of devices:
- TOP 3 Horizontal Juicers with single auger
- TOP 3 Vertical Juicers
- TOP 3 Horizontal Juicers with twin auger
And it should be clear by now that not all slow juicers are the same. The different device classes have different strengths and weaknesses in the operation and preparation of freshly squeezed juices. Therefore, it is important to know what kind of juice you want to prepare and what you value before purchasing a device.
Top 3 Horizontal juicer with single auger: User-friendly all-rounder
If the slow juicer should be able to process all types of fruit, vegetables and leafy greens without any problems and be as easy to handle as possible, then horizontal juicers with one auger are the devices of choice. They are the most user-friendly all-rounders among slow juicers: Handling and cleaning are so easy that you can still enjoy your breakfast even if you already are 5 minutes late. We like to say that horizontal juicers with single auger are the best way to enter the world of juicing.
The juice yield is somewhat lower, the juice is not as fiber free as with a twin auger juicer and accordingly the juice does not have the same full bodied, round and smooth texture.
1st Place: Sana Juicer-707
Regular Price: 499.00
Special Price 449.10 €
Proven over many years and our customers favorite - the Sana 707 convinces with its juice yield and very easy handling. The variety of colors and high-quality accessories also make the 707 the most popular model of all. Rightly in first place in this segment!
2nd Place: Sana 727 Supreme
The Sana Supreme scores with an excellent juice yield, easy cleaning and its brushless industrial motor. This not only makes it run continuously, smoothly and quietly, but also saves energy and in the long term.
3th place: Omega Juicers MM900
Regular Price: 449.00
Special Price 415.67 €
The celery juice expert par excellence, Anthony William, loves the MM900. It is optimized specifically for celery juice and produces an amazingly high juice yield. A fair price and the fact that it is very easy to clean make it a perfect everyday device.
Top 3 Vertical juicer: Compact specialists for fruit juices and soft ingredients
If juicing is primarily about fruits such as apples and pears, pineapples and berries, or water-rich vegetables such as cucumbers and tomatoes, vertical juicers are the specialists. Due to their design, pure fruit juices can be produced well, as gravity is more effective than with horizontal devices. Of course, mixed juices of fruit, leafy greens or root vegetables can also be prepared. However, vertical slow juicers are less suitable for juicing large quantities of fibrous ingredients such as celery or leafy greens. These ingredients cause the juice drum and screen to clog frequently.
Another advantage of the design: vertical juicers are more space-saving and take up less room in the kitchen than most horizontal juicers.
In terms of juice yield and juice quality, vertical juicers deliver good results. However, handling and cleaning effort are somewhat higher than with the user-friendly horizontal juicers with one auger - as there are simply more parts and a larger screen in use.
1. Platz: Hurom H-320N & Kuvings REVO830
We award two first places in this category: One goes to the Hurom H-320N, with which you can juice more conveniently and in less time than with any other slow juicer. The other first-place winner is the Kuvings REVO830, which impressed us with its very good juice yield - better than any other vertical juicer! Both are also perfect for making fruit juices - and both are deservedly in 1st place!
2nd Place: Hurom H-AA
Regular Price: 399.00
Special Price 299.00 €
The Hurom H-AA follows at a slight distance from the top position in second place. This reliable vertical juicer impresses with a good juice yield, compact dimensions and an attractive price-performance ratio. This is because the Hurom H-AA is technically in no way inferior to the more expensive Hurom Hz-Alpha.
3rd Place: Tribest Shine
This small, compact slow juicer is perfect for juicing fruits or vegetables up to 500 ml and really finds its place in every kitchen. The perfect juicer for single or 2-person households. With a price of under 200 euros, it is a real bargain and deservedly lands in 3rd place in this best list.
Top 3 Horizontal juicer with twin auger: Specialists for green juices and root juice
If juicing is primarily about producing green juices from fibrous ingredients such as leafy greens, celery and grasses, or juice from carrots, beet and parsnips, then a horizontal juicer with twin auger is likely to come into question. The juice ingredients are squeezed to the last drop by two interlocking augers. The result: you get maximum juice yield and maximum flavor experience. In our experience, all juices taste a tad more aromatic, balanced and full-bodied with the same amount of ingredients.
When making juices exclusively from soft or very ripe fruit such as pineapple, mealy apples and pears, or berry fruit, twin auger juicers do have some difficulties. The reason: The ingredients jam the hopper, foam starts building easily and the juicing process takes a bit longer. In addition, cleaning after juicing is more time-consuming than with horizontal juicers with only one auger.
1st Place: Angel Juicer
Regular Price: 1,448.00
Special Price 1,229.00 €
The Angel Juicer is actually in a class of its own. Due to its high-quality workmanship and appearance, as well as the sensational juice taste. The Angle Juicer is a must have for all green gourmet juice lovers.
2nd Place: Greenstar Pro
If you want a twin auger juicer but don't have a budget of more than 1000 €, go for the Greenstar. The Greenstar Pro is the better choice in our opinion. The metal augers promise a longer service life than the augers of the Greenstar Elite.
3th Place: Greenstar Elite
The less expensive Greenstar variant. Also recommended and well worth its price. The most popular slow juicer from Tribest!
Slow juicer for wheatgrass juice, spelt grass juice, barley grass juice
If you have read the paragraph "TOP 3 Twin auger Slow Juicers", you can skip this part. Without a doubt, twin augers are best for all grasses. Once you start juicing, you will notice that the twin auger models are actually designed for juicing grasses. No wonder, the twin auger juicers produce a much higher juice yield than other models. Horizontal single auger juicers can also process grasses, but will never be as efficient in terms of juice yield. We don't recommend vertical juicers for producing grass juices in larger quantities, as the grass gets stuck in the housing. For those who want to enjoy freshly squeezed grass juice regularly, purchasing a twin auger slow juicer definitely makes sense. For those who only want to process wheatgrass or barleygrass from time to time, the single auger juicers might be a more cost-effective alternative.
Slow juicer for celery juice
Celery juice can be produced easily with any juicer, even with a centrifugal juicer. However, if you want to enjoy a chunk-free and nutrient-dense celery juice, you should use a slow juicer. The Angel juicer simply outperforms all other juicers, but there are some single auger slow juicers that can almost achieve the same juice yield (see celery juice test). In terms of handling, however, horizontal slow juicers with one auger are much easier to use - especially when it comes to cleaning. Therefore, our current general recommendation for celery juicers: Single auger horizontal juicers.
Slow juicer for fruits and vegetables
Even though we haven't done any exact juice yield tests on this, our experience can already tell that the twin auger juicers are less suitable for this discipline. Due to the hopper, the ingredients have to be cut into very small pieces and juicing produces a lot of foam. This is much more convenient with the single auger juicers. There is not as much foam and thus each juicing process is somewhat faster. However, the vertical juicers perform best here. As already shown in the conclusion to the slow juicer best list above, the vertical slow juicers use the help of gravity when preparing fruit juices or juices with a large proportion of soft or watery ingredients such as tomatoes and cucumbers, grapes, mealy apples and pears or cucumbers.
Slow juicers that are easy to clean
Of course, cleaning must also be mentioned when it comes to slow juicers. Especially if you want to "quickly" squeeze yourself a ginger shot, it is important to know whether the slow juicer can easily be cleaned or not. If you know cleaning will take too long, you won't do it at all. This means you miss out on the immune booster for in between and a more cleaning-friendly device would have led to much more intensive use.
In any case, the easiest to clean are the single auger slow juicers, like the Sana Juicer-707:
Slow Juicer vs. Centrifugal Juicer
Centrifugal juicers rotate quickly. Accordingly, larger quantities can be juiced in a shorter time. However, this generates significantly more heat and, above all, oxidation. Both lead to the juice losing nutrients and vital substances. The oxidation can be recognized by a grayish color of the juice, it is also noticeable in terms of taste. In addition, the juice yield is often lower, and the juice may still contain solid pieces. A slow juicer is gentle on nutrients, achieves a higher juice yield and, above all, produces a better tasting juice.
Our slow juicers
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Omega Juicers MM1500
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Special Price 526.78 €
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Angel Juicer 5500 / 7500 / 8500S
incl. VAT plus shipping costs.Regular Price: 1,448.00
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Omega MM900
incl. VAT plus shipping costs.Regular Price: 449.00
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Hurom H-AA
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Hurom HZ Alpha
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thank you for the informative post.
I would like to start making my own ginger shots daily in the future and vary them with apple, mango, or citrus fruits. Which juicer would you recommend for this? Quick and easy cleaning would also be advantageous.
Best regards,
Andreas
Thank you for your inquiry. Take a look at the Sana Juicer 707. With this juicer, you can easily juice the ingredients you mentioned, and it is also very easy to clean. It is a customer favorite for these reasons.
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out.
Best regards,
Carla
Many thanks
thank you for your feedback. I just tried the Sana pulp basket in combination with the Angel Juicer again, and it also slightly lifts the Angel Juicer for us. Either you can place a board under the Angel Juicer to compensate for the elevation or position the Sana pulp basket slightly tilted.
Best regards,
Carla
Thank you very much for your help. I still have one more question. Is the Sana Supreme better than the Sana 727 when it comes to juice yield?
Thank you.
in our celery juice juicer comparison, the Sana Supreme is definitely ahead of the Sana 707 - it got about 10 percent more juice out. This should also apply to other ingredients.
Best regards,
Carla
I am planning to buy a slow juicer, but I'm not sure which one would be a good fit. We are a family of four and it will be used daily. I also plan to make celery juice every day. For the children, I would like to make juices from both soft and harder fruits and vegetables, such as apples, carrots, oranges, and beets. Can you help me with this? The budget is around 500-600 euros.
Thank you.
Thank you for your inquiry. I would recommend the Sana Juicer 707. With this juicer, you can easily juice soft fruits, vegetables, and leafy greens. And, thanks to the new celery juice insert - now included in the package - the Sana 707 has significantly improved its performance in making celery juice. It extracts over 20 percent more juice from the green stalks.
In terms of handling, it stands out for its easy operation and quick cleaning. That's why the Sana 707 is a real customer favorite.
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out again!
Best regards,
Carla
thank you for your comment and your question. The pulp bin used in the picture is the Sana Stainless Steel Pulp Jar. It is part of the Sana 707 equipment, but as you can see in the picture, it is perfectly compatible with the Angel Juicer.
Best regards,
Carla
thank you for your inquiry. You can find the Kuvings REVO830 in our shop - have a look here.
Many greetings,
Carla
I have interest in getting slow juicer. I would like to ask if you have any experience with Hurom H-400.
Also how it compare to the H-320 when it comes to yields?
Thanks for any useful info in advance!
thank you for your inquiry. We have not included the Hurom H-400 in our product range because it did not convince us in terms of juice consistency. The juice still contained a lot of fiber and was not nearly as clear as, for example, the juice from the Hurom H-320N. If you strain out the fiber residues, the juice yield decreases significantly and is unlikely to differ much from the Hurom H-320N.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.
Carla
I am looking to buy slow juicer.
I saw some video that Nama J2 is a very good one.
Do you sell Nama J2?
What you recomed?
Kind regards,
Mario
The Nama Juicer J2 is a good device, but unfortunately not available in Europe.
As an alternative, we recommend the Hurom H-320N, which is identical to the Nama Juicer J2.
Best regards,
Carla
So, for grasses, vertical juicers are generally not the first choice because after a certain amount, the juicing housing gets clogged with pulp. Depending on the quantity, the juicing housing needs to be cleaned during the juicing process. So, it is possible with the Tribest Shine, but we would recommend a horizontal juicer if the focus is on grasses.
Best regards,
Carla
thank you for your inquiry.
The slow juicer with the highest juice yield for carrot juice and for fibrous ingredients like cabbage/herbs is the Angel Juicer. At the same time, the juices taste the most flavorful. I myself love carrot juice and prefer to juice it with the Angel Juicer - that's how the most juice and flavor ends up in my glass :)
Kind regards,
Carla
thank you for your comment.
Briefly about cleaning the Angel Juicer: I also juice with an Angel Juicer and agree with you that it is the best slow juicer especially for fibrous ingredients such as kale, celery, herbs and grasses. Cleaning is certainly a bit more time-consuming than with a Sana Juicer EUJ-707, but with a little routine I manage to clean it pretty quickly plus: every now and then I clean the sieve and the other parts with soda. Maybe that would be a good tip for you? Here a litte instruction:
1. You will need a large enough container to soak all the juicer parts in a soda-water solution.
For example, a large stainless steel saucepan or you can soak individual juicer parts one by one in a bowl. However, make sure that the vessel for soaking is large enough so that all parts of the juicer are completely covered with the soda-water solution. If this is not the case, a soda rim may form on plastic parts that you will not be able to remove. With stainless steel you can remove the soda rim with a little vinegar essence!
2. For every half liter of water you need 1 tablespoon of soda. I.e. if you use a vessel for soaking that holds 3 liters of water, you need 6 tablespoons of soda.
3. Now fill the soaking vessel with hot water and add the appropriate amount of soda. Stir the solution briefly!
Then put the juicer parts into the soaking vessel. Please add water if the juicer parts are not completely covered with the soda-water solution - see point 1 of the instructions.
4. Leave the container with the soaked juicer parts overnight.
5. The next day: Please wear gloves to rinse the juicer parts, as soda can irritate the skin. Now pour the soda-water solution into the sink.
6. Now clean all parts of the juicer with a long-handled cleaning brush such as our natural cleaning brush - especially in the places where there are still deposits.
7. Then rinse everything well under lukewarm water. If discolorations are still present, simply repeat the cleaning process.
About the Sana Juicer EUJ-707: With the Sana 707 you can actually make all popular juices very easily - cleaning is also not a big challenge. However, it can't keep up with the Angel Juicer in terms of juice yield - take a look at the result in our celery juice juicer test.
Best regards,
Carla
Warm regards
Kind regards
if you want to juice a lot of green stuff like nettles/wild herbs, then horizon juicers are definitely more suitable than vertical juicers. When juicing wild herbs, it is important that you also add fruit - if you juice wild herbs without anything else, you will not get real juice, but a jelly-like mass. But in your case, apples should also be added. A cheap entry-level model would be, for example, the Sana Juicer 606 - the top class would be the Angel Juicer - in between is the Sana 727 Supreme Juicer.
If you have any further questions, feel free to contact me!
Kind regards,
Carla
Thanks for the good info!
thank you for your inquiry.
Take a look at the Sana Supreme EUJ-727. Thanks to its brushless industrial motor, the Sana 727 runs without any runtime restrictions - so it can be used non-stop for juicing. Another plus: The 727 runs smoothly, quietly and saves power.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us!
Carla
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Burghard
thank you for your inquiry. A great all-rounder is the Sana Juicer EUJ-707, which allows you to juice fruits, vegetables and leafy greens while preserving nutrients at only 63-75 revolutions per minute.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me.
Best regards,
Carla
I have already read up a bit and was already in Berlin in your store :)
My choice has fallen on the Sana 707
What are the advantages of the Sana 727, which is a bit more expensive? Is the additional investment worth it
Compared to the 707 model?
I am looking for an all-rounder that can juice a mixture of fruits and vegetables, preferably ginger, orange, apple and even a stick of celery. The ease of cleaning is also great with the 707.
I look forward to your feedback
Kind regards, Gesine
thank you very much for your inquiry.
With the Sana 707, you have chosen a robust all-rounder among the slow juicers that processes the ingredients you mentioned into a full-bodied and clear juice. Since the 707 is now also offered with a celery juice insert, it is even optimized for the production of freshly squeezed celery juice.
The Sana Supreme offers a little more convenience than the Sana 707: On the one hand, juice ingredients - especially small cut or berry fruits - can be filled more conveniently via the funnel-shaped feed chute, and on the other hand, a practical juice outlet flap prevents juice spillage once the juice container has been removed. Both details would of course also be desirable in the Sana 707, especially the juice outlet flap!
In addition, the Sana Supreme is equipped with a more powerful motor - a brushless industrial motor - which of course justifies the price premium. This ensures that the Sana 727 can run without any runtime restrictions - 24 hours non-stop, so to speak. This is particularly useful for people who produce larger quantities of freshly squeezed juice every day - whether for juice cleanses, for the family or in catering operations. The Sana 707 has a run time limit of 30 minutes maximum. In addition, the Supreme runs somewhat quieter and smoother overall than the Sana 707 due to the motor and also consumes less power.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.
Kind regards,
Carla
I am looking for a juicer that can juice apples, carrots and celery or beet and of course softer fruit without problems. In addition, it should be good and easy to clean. Can you recommend me one?
Many thanks in advance with best regards
Claudia
thank you for your inquiry. If you would like to juice softer fruits, I recommend the Hurom H-320N. It is THE specialist for fruit juices, and of course you can also easily juice root vegetables and celery stalks with it. Cleaning is easy, but takes a bit more time than with Horizont juicers with a press roller. I would overlook that, as Horizon juicers quickly cause ingredient jams in the filler housing when juicing soft fruit. The Hurom H-320N, on the other hand, has no problems with this at all - simply fill the generous feed chamber with apples, pears or fruit of your choice and press START. Now the Hurom H-320N juices without your intervention thanks to its self-feeding function
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.
Best regards,
Carla
I have the following argument conflict:
Green smoothie via high-powered blender
Pros: we all know it.
Cons: friction heat
Slow Juicer
Pros: as described by you.
Cons: fiber content drastically lower.
Maybe your comment can resolve the conflict.
Cheers,
Burkhard
so we think that both - smoothies and freshly squeezed juices - are a top nutrient supplement in everyday life. Perhaps you can resolve your conflict by asking yourself what you like better - juice or smoothie?
For example, with juices, I find it interesting that you can make very green vegetable juices very delicious with almost no fructose. This is not possible in the smoothie area for my taste - there it just always needs much more sweet counterweight to make a wild herb smoothie delicious.
Love,
Carla
I have been looking for a slow juicer for a long time and have now decided to finally buy one. I like to make green smoothies, which means that only a very good juicer like the Angel or green star or? would come into consideration.
Also do you guys have any display models that can be bought for cheaper?
Thank you very much in advance for your answer and have a sunny and relaxing weekend
Denise
thank you for your comment.
You can use a juicer to squeeze vegetables and fruits to make juice that is as fiber-free as possible. Green smoothies are made with a high-powered blender. The blender uses fruit, leafy greens and water to create a fine, creamy puree - the smoothie. That means, all the ingredients are preserved. An article about the differences between smoothies and juice can be found here.
The Angel Jucer is a top device for making freshly squeezed juices - especially celery juice, juice from roots or green juices from leafy greens and grasses, but just not for green smoothies. The same applies to the Greenstar juicers.
As a blender for the production of creamy-fine green smoothies, I can recommend the Vitamix Pro 750 - no other blender gives the green smoothie such a fine-fluffy consistency.
If you have any other questions, feel free to get in touch.
Best regards,
Carla
great how much choice you have in the store.
A few years ago I bought a Vitamix for smoothies and co at yours and am so far very satisfied.
Meanwhile, I'm interested in a juicer, but I'm a bit overwhelmed with the selection of devices.
Maybe you can help me further. My wish would be to juice wild herbs mixed with "normal" vegetables. Can you recommend devices for this?
Thank you in advance and I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards
Tasja
thank you for your inquiry.
For frequent juicing of wild herbs - but also leafy greens, grasses or celery - horizontal juicers are better suited than vertical juicers. The Angel Juicer gets the most juice and flavor out of these ingredients - a much cheaper alternative would be the Sana Juicer EUJ-707 or in the mid-price segment the Sana Supreme EUJ-727.
When juicing wild herbs, be sure to juice other vegetables or fruits as well - pure wild herb juice has a jelly-like consistency or results in such a concentrate. If you are looking for recipe ideas - here you can find our wild herb juices.
If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us!
Carla
thank you very much for your comment. Your question is not silly at all and we are asked again and again :)
We have therefore described the differences between smoothies and juices in an article on our site - you can find it here.
And specifically to your question: No, not really, because the juicer filters out most of the fiber - the so-called pulp. In a smoothie, on the other hand, all the components of the ingredients - fruit and leafy greens - remain. Only a little water is added to prepare a creamy smoothie from the ingredients with the help of the blender.
If you have any further questions, feel free to get back to me!
Kind regards,
Carla
Is it true that there are no spare parts for Hurom device to buy?
Why does the Sana EUJ 707, which is cheaper, have 5 years warranty and Sana EUJ 828 is more expensive and has only 2 years warranty?
Thanks a lot!
thank you for your comment - to your questions:
We have had the best carrot juice results so far with the Angel Juicer: Best juice yield, unbeatable full-bodied taste. We actually do not offer spare parts (yet) for the Hurom juicers. The warranty for both Sana juicers - 707 and 828 - are the same and amount to 10 years for motor & gearbox and 5 years for all other parts.
If you have any further questions, feel free to get back to me.
Best regards,
Carla
Thank you for your answer!
Do I understand it correctly that horizontal juicers are already suitable for fruit, but not for large quantities of fruit? Can you still make a glass of fruit juice or is it completely unsuitable for a glass of pure fruit juice?
I am considering buying the Sana Supreme Euj-727 and wonder if it has any disadvantage over the Sana 707, except of course that it is more expensive and there are no pasta attachments.
And from your point of view, is the extra price worth it? :)
Kind regards, Barbara
of course you can also produce pure fruit juices with horizontal juicers. With large quantities, the fruit can sometimes jam in the feed chute. With the vertical juicer, the vertical design simply helps.
It therefore makes sense to always juice very soft fruits alternately with harder ingredients - such as a crisp apple or root vegetables.
The Sana Supreme 727 is definitely the better slow juicer compared to the Sana 707 and well worth the extra cost. The following advantages at a glance:
And as you have already correctly stated: The only advantage of the Sana 707 over the Supreme is the price.
Kind regards,
Carla
I want to buy a juicer for the first time. A quick / easy cleaning is very important to me.
Optimally, I would like to be able to juice with it: Blackberries, blueberries, grapes, mangoes (if at all possible?), carrots, apples, cucumbers, beets, kohlrabi, ginger, mint, oranges, possibly pomegranate seeds. I would also like to try celery stalks (and possibly do a juice cleanse with celery), but I don't know if I like it yet.
I've read a lot now, but I'm still unsure which slow juicer would be most suitable for me.
Looking forward to your answer! :-)
Thank you and best regards, Barbara
thank you for your inquiry.
If you really want to juice a lot of fruit - even soft, mealy fruits, I would advise you to use a vertical juicer such as the Sana Juicer EUJ-828. Of course, you can also juice celery stalks and root vegetables with the Sana 828 - which is also ideal for mixed juices.
If the focus of juicing is more on leafy greens, celery, carrots and beet with little fruit, then horizontal juicers are the more suitable devices, such as the Sana Juicer EUJ-707. This also has the advantage that it is much easier to clean than the Sana 828.
If you have further questions, please contact me again!
Kind regards,
Carla
Is this one to be recommended? I am looking for an all-rounder that is easy to use and quick to clean.
Kind regards
Unfortunately, we have not yet tested the Dahlert Slow Juicer DT-SJ-19 and can therefore not yet evaluate it.
Kind regards,
Carla
we were not convinced by the Hurom H200, as the juice was not really clear, but still had significant fiber residue. This also made the juice taste a bit bland. If it should be a Hurom, then I would rather advise you to Hurom HZ Alpha. We have not yet tried the Hurom H300.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.
Kind regards,
Carla
Kind regards
to my knowledge, both models are not dishwasher safe. The strainer would also not get clean at all this way, because you have to clean it manually with the brush that comes with it - preferably under running water,
Juicers that are easy to clean are the Sana Juicer 707 or the Omega Juicers 8228
I would rather recommend you to choose the slow juicer so that you can optimally produce the juices you would like to drink with it. If you have any questions about this, feel free to contact me again.
Warmest Regards,
Carla
I have at the moment the Sana 707 and the Omega 8228 in the shortlist, but can hardly decide. Kind regards from Bavaria
thank you for your comment. You have chosen exactly the two devices that I would have recommended for your preparation needs. The Omega Juicers 8228 is slightly more efficient in juice yield for celery juice than the Sana 707, but the Sana scores with higher quality accessories such as a glass juice jug and a stainless steel pulp container. Both are made of plastic in the 8228. Otherwise, both devices have a 5-year warranty - for the Sana 707, almost all parts are available as spare parts even outside the warranty period.
In terms of cleaning, they are both very easy and quick to clean.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me.
Best wishes,
Carla
thank you very much for your inquiry. I think you would be even better off with the Greenstar Pro than with the Sana Supreme 727. Horizontal juicers with twin augers like the Greenstar Pro or the Angel Juicer are the specialists for green juices from leafy greens, grasses, herbs, etc. They juice these ingredients as if by magic. They juice such ingredients as if by themselves. When it comes to tuberous vegetables, the two models don't really have much differences.
If you have any further questions, feel free to get in touch!
Kind regards,
Carla
I have my eye on the Kuvings Slow Juicer, especially since I've seen that it's great for making nut milk. Is the Kuvings juicer the best choice for this, or are there other juicers that can do it equally well or maybe even better? Additionally, I'm looking for a versatile device that can juice both fruits and vegetables.
Thank you very much and best regards.
Thank you for your inquiry. Both Kuvings Slow Juicers - the B8200 and the EVO820 - are capable of making nut milk very well. However, this can also be done by other slow juicers, with vertical models like the Kuvings juicers having a slight advantage as they only require a single pass for the process.
Furthermore, both Kuvings juicers are well-suited for making mixed juices from fruits and vegetables. For very green juices made from leafy greens or celery, a horizontal juicer like the Sana Juicer 707 would be more suitable.
If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.
Carla
I'd be happy to assist you. The Kuvings Slow Juicer is a versatile appliance, but there are a few fruits and vegetables that may not work well with it. It's not recommended to juice bananas and avocados as they have a creamy texture that doesn't juice effectively. However, you can definitely juice ginger and leafy greens with the Kuvings Slow Juicer.
Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.
Best regards!
Thank you for your inquiry. Vertical juicers like the Kuvings B8200 or the Kuvings EVO820 are well-suited for making mixed juices from vegetables and fruits. They can handle soft fruits like mealy pears, pineapples, or kiwis quite well due to their vertical design. However, if you want to juice a lot of fibrous ingredients like leafy greens, cabbage leaves, parsley, or even celery, I would recommend a horizontal juicer instead - such as the Sana Juicer 707 or the Sana Supreme. The narrower but longer auger of these juicers can process leafy greens and celery more effectively. If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out.
Best regards,
Carla
I have carefully read your information about slow juicers and have ultimately set my sights on the Hurom H-AA. Currently, I make a glass of juice (using an old centrifugal juicer) about 2-3 times a week. Mostly carrot-apple-ginger, sometimes with the addition of turmeric, grapes, pears, or pineapple. Since I don't use it very often, I think a more affordable device would suffice. Would you recommend this device for the mentioned fruits and vegetables, or something else?
Best regards from Austria,
Doris
Thank you for your inquiry. The Hurom H-AA is a good choice for the mentioned fruits, especially if you prefer softer fruits like ripe pears. As an alternative that is easier to handle, especially when it comes to cleaning, I would recommend the Sana Juicer 707. With it, you can also make great green juices, for example, from wheatgrass, celery, or cabbage leaves.
Best regards,
Carla
Best regards,
Magdalena
Thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, we haven't tested your juicer yet. However, regarding juice yield for carrot juice, I can provide you with comparative values from three different slow juicers that we sell and have tested. Each juicer extracted 700g of carrots. Here are the juice yields for each juicer:
As you can see, even with just 700g of carrots, the juice yield surpasses your value.
By the way, how long is the warranty for your slow juicer? And can you purchase replacement parts if needed? These two aspects also contribute to the price of a slow juicer.
Best regards,
Carla
Which slow juicer do you prefer for juicing celery (up to 1L per day) and for making various other juices? I am considering the Hurom HZ and the Sana 727. Due to space constraints, I am leaning towards the Hurom. What is your recommendation? Are the devices available in-store for immediate purchase? Can they be tested?
Regards from Berlin,
Peter
Thank you for your inquiry.
For producing celery juice in the mentioned quantity, I would definitely recommend the Sana 727 Supreme. In our celery juice juicer test, it performed better in terms of juice yield compared to the Hurom HZ Alpha. Additionally, as a horizontal juicer with a vertically mounted motor, it has compact dimensions.
It would be best if you could visit our store to see both juicers in person. You can find us at Urbanstraße 177a, 10961 Berlin, Germany. We are open from Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm.
If you have any further questions beforehand, please feel free to contact us.
Best regards,
Carla
thank you for your question.
I would definitely recommend a horizontal juicer for making ginger juice. These are the slow juicers with one or two augers. No. 1 would be the Angel Juicer, with which you get the highest juice yield from the ginger tubers, the fullest flavor and the clearest juice consistency.
Much cheaper alternatives are the Sana Juicer EU-707 or the Sana Supreme 727. The juice quality of both Sana juicers is almost the same, but the Sana Supreme scores with a higher juice yield.
Other advantages of the Sana Supreme: it has convenient features such as a juice outlet flap, it can juice without a runtime limit (the Sana 707 requires a break in operation after 30 minutes), and it is slightly quieter in operation.
The plus point of the Sana 707 is definitely its price!
If you have any further questions, feel free to get back to me!
Kind regards,
Carla
I have the Sana Slow Juicer from you and I am very satisfied with it. Unfortunately, I have broken my Sana glass container where my juice flows into. I was hoping that I could purchase a replacement from you individually. Thank you for your response regarding this matter.
Best regards,
Janka
Thank you for your question.
You can definitely order a replacement glass juice container for your Sana Juicer from us. Please visit our Slow Juicer Replacement Parts and Accessories page and select your Sana Juicer model. In the overview, you will find the corresponding juice container available for ordering.
Best regards,
Carla
Best regards from Austria,
Manuela Gschaider
thank you for your question.
For the production of ginger juice, I would advise you to use a horizontal juicer rather than a vertical juicer. You will achieve the highest juice yield, the fullest flavor and the clearest juice consistency with the Angel Juicer.
A much cheaper alternative would be the Sana Juicer EU-707 or in the mid-price segment the Sana Supreme 727. Both Sana juicers achieve almost fiber-free ginger juice. However, the Sana Supreme scores with a higher juice yield compared to the Sana 707. Other advantages of the Sana Supreme: it has convenient features such as a juice outlet flap, it can juice without runtime limitations (the Sana 707 requires a break in operation after 30 minutes), and it is slightly quieter in operation.
The plus point of the Sana 707 is definitely its price!
If you have any further questions, feel free to get back to me!
Kind regards,
Carla
I'm looking for a juicer that can do it all :). I primarily drink green (vegetable) juices, but also enjoy fruit juices and mixed juices. So, it should be able to handle fruits, (leafy) vegetables, and celery (though I haven't tried grasses like wheatgrass yet^^). I'm a bit overwhelmed and not sure which device would be good and affordable :). Therefore, I would greatly appreciate your recommendation. I came across the Sana Juicer 606, but I'm not sure if it would be suitable.
Thank you very much!
Tabea
Thank you for your inquiry.
Uncomplicated all-rounders among slow juicers that you can use for making green juices, mixed juices, as well as fruit juices, are the Sana Juicer 606 that you mentioned, the Sana Juicer 707 (slightly higher-end with a glass juice container and stainless steel pulp container), and the Omega 8228. The Omega Juicers 8228 is a bit more affordable than the two Sana juicers, but it comes with a shorter warranty period for the motor block - only 5 years instead of 10 years.
Just a small note: If you want to make pure fruit juices, it is always recommended to include firm fruits in the mix, such as crisp, non-mealy apples. If you only juice soft fruits, it can lead to ingredient congestion in the juicing drum.
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to reach out!
Best regards,
Carla
That's unfortunate to hear. Perhaps you can still make warranty claims with the retailer from whom you purchased the slow juicer. Unfortunately, we cannot assist you with the specific model you mentioned, as it is not one that we offer. However, for all the slow juicers we do offer, we generally keep replacement parts such as screens in stock.
Best regards,
Carla
Looking for a good juicer for apple carrot and orange where the juice is clear and has a good yield. Would be happy to get an answer from you. what can you recommend me.
Thank you for your inquiry.
For the highest juice yield, especially with carrots and crisp apples, I recommend using the Angel Juicer. You can also use it to juice oranges, but for pure orange juice, I would generally recommend using a simple citrus press.
The Omega 8228 provides a decent juice yield for the mentioned ingredients, and it comes at a lower price.
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out!
Best regards,
Carla
Omega Juicer 8228 - is it better than the Juicer 707 in terms of juice yield?
A bit better. We made a direct comparison of juice yield when making celery juice - you can find the test report here.
Best regards,
Carla
Thank you very much for your question.
I would recommend a horizontal masticating juicer for making freshly pressed ginger juice. We have achieved the best results with horizontal juicers that have twin gears, such as the Angel Juicer or the Greenstar Elite - they provide higher juice yield and clearer juice consistency compared to our other slow juicers. If you're looking for something more affordable and easier to handle, but still suitable for making fresh ginger juice, a horizontal juicer with a single auger like the Sana Juicer 707 would also be recommended. This juicer comes with a 10-year warranty on the motor block and 5 years on the other parts, so you're covered if anything happens!
If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!
Best regards,
Carla
Thank you very much for your question. Unfortunately, stone fruits with pits cannot be juiced whole - you would need to pit the cornelian cherries beforehand. For soft fruits and vegetables, we especially recommend vertical juicers.
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out!
Best regards,
Carla
Looking for a good juicer for fruit and ginger - what can you recommend me.
Thank you for your inquiry.
If you primarily want to juice fruits and ginger, vertical juicers would be suitable for you. From this category, I would recommend the Sana Juicer 828. It is compact, high-quality, equipped with a glass jug and a stainless steel pulp container, and it works very well for juicing fruits as well as soft vegetables.
If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Carla
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, we are not aware of any powerful slow juicers below 100 euros. The most affordable slow juicers in our shop start at around 400 euros. We prioritize the quality of the slow juicers, warranty periods, and test them specifically for their ability to extract a high juice yield from ingredients while maintaining a clear juice consistency.
When choosing a slow juicer, it is important to determine in advance what types of juices you want to make or which ingredients it should be able to juice effectively. I recommend checking out the following page for more information: Slow Juicers.
If you have any further questions, such as about specific models, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Carla
I would like to purchase a slow juicer, as I often do fasting weeks. Your favorites all start at over 400€ - are there no reasonable devices under 400€? Otherwise I would tend to the Sana 707, also because of the beautiful colors
Thank you for your inquiry.
The Sana 707 is our bestseller - very well-made, with high-quality accessories (glass juice jug; stainless steel pulp container). It can juice all ingredients, including grasses! It is very easy to operate and clean, and it stands out with a 10-year warranty on the motor and gearbox, as well as a 5-year warranty on all other parts. Additionally, it has a high availability of spare parts even outside the warranty period. All of these features contribute to its price. If you want all these features without compromising, and if you're also excited about the color options, I can highly recommend the Sana 707!
Best regards,
Carla
Kind regards Edith
You can easily process root vegetables and ginger with the Sana Juicer 707. Additionally, this juicer can naturally juice fruits, leafy greens, grasses, and herbs. Another advantage of the Sana 707 is that it is easy to clean.
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out.
Carla
I couldn't find any information about ginger in your post. Since I primarily want to juice ginger, I'm wondering if you have any tips for that as well.
Thank you very much & best regards.
Thank you for your question.
All slow juicers in our shop can juice ginger and/or turmeric. The horizontal juicers with twin gears, such as the Angel Juicer and the Greenstar Pro, extract the most juice with a clear consistency from the roots. However, we were also impressed by the horizontal juicers with a single auger, like the Sana Juicer 707, which have slightly lower juice yield but are very easy to handle, especially when it comes to cleaning, when making ginger shots.
Best regards,
Carla