Review on 🍊 Ventray Slow Juicer Machine, Electric Cold Press Masticating Juice Extractor Maker for Citrus Orange Fruit Vegetable with Quiet Motor, Large Feed Chute, Vertical Compact Design, and Easy Clean - 809 by Brian Lee

I just received the Ventray Masticating Slow Juicer. I have been using a Breville 800JEXL Juice Fountain Elite 1000W juicer for 1.5 years. So my review is a comparison of both juicers. Breville is not a chewing machine. In short, a chewy machine is much better at juicing vegetables and doesn't process soft fruit as easily as a Breville. Breville goes well with fruit, but doesn't juice greens very well. At Breville, I ran the same green 3-5 times to extract the juice. With the Ventray I only have to squeeze the juice out of the greens once and it makes a lot of juice. I learned how to solve a fruit dilemma with Ventray. First, I start with the softest fruits, lemons, oranges, etc. I drop them one at a time - in quarters. This is the key. One after the other. After that, harder fruits, like an apple cut into quarters, follow one after the other. After cucumbers. Cucumbers need to be cut into smaller pieces and served individually. I haven't juiced celery before, so I know how the fibers affect the extraction process. Finish off with veggies (lettuce, spinach, kale, broccoli, etc.). If I juice in this order, there is less foam, the softer fruits/veggies are fully processed, and the chunks get smaller. The secret is to be patient and send fruits or vegetables to shoots in small portions. I also take the green pulp and turn it into vegetable fritters or cooked vegetarian "meatballs". Machine to squeeze out the pulp. Slightly harder to clean than Breville. .Overall, I prefer the Ventray juicer due to the greater juicing efficiency when comparing these two juicers. My neighbor bought my Breville. I also gave Breville a 5 star rating. Breville is incredibly easy to clean.