Review on Tribest Solostar SS-4200-B: Premium White Masticating Juicer for Ultimate Freshness by Prince Fratto

I started juicing with a centrifugal juicer a few years ago and have enjoyed juicing in general. I then decided I was going to stick with it and switched to the Dash Juicer, but it was a pain. Only the overall shape was unwieldy, the juice separated as quickly as a centrifugal juicer with the same amount of pulp and a lot of product was lost during straining. I wanted a new juicer but wanted the same horizontal one but couldn't spend $300-400 on it and was afraid it wasn't worth it. I got lucky as a new juicer bug bit me a few weeks ago and found it on Revain for less than $200. I knew it was a deal after researching this brand and jumped on it. I'm so glad I did. It costs $400. This is a big difference to other juicers. I got a lot less pulp, a lot more juice, the juice hardly needs straining but it comes with a strainer. The juice does not foam, is not mushy and does not separate quickly. I used to have to force myself to drink the juice because it was so thick, but not anymore. This juicer makes juicing fun again. Yes, there are a lot of fragments, but it is VERY EASY to clean. And it takes up less space than my last Dash Juicer. If you're worried about spending $300, don't. Because it pays off through improved health and enjoyment of juice. I even bought a second juicer for my sister while they were on sale. If you're new to juicing and it seems intimidating, I've found a simple trick that works is juicing flowers of a similar color, e.g. B. herbs, green peppers, pears. etc. Use a little more fruit at first until your taste buds get used to juicing, and gradually decrease the amount of fruit and increase the amount of vegetables. Mixing green juice and carrot juice can be beneficial, but brown or black juice just isn't appetizing if you mix too many colors at once.