Review on Omega NC800HDS Juicer Extractor and Nutrition System - Quiet 🥤 Motor, Slow Masticating Dual-Stage Extraction with Adjustable Settings, 150-Watt Power, Silver by Alexandra Johnson

I bought this juicer a few years ago after a lot of research and wanted to try going vegan. I used to have a cheap Target centrifugal juicer that made horrible tasting juice, separated instantly and had a TON of coarse foam. Worst of all it was so loud it sounded like a lawn mower and I lived in a campus apartment with three other girls and was very embarrassed using it and waking up the whole building. So I took a chance and bought this juicer even though it was way over my budget and years later I have absolutely no regrets. The main reason I love this juicer is that it makes juice REALLY delicious. I couldn't stomach the contents of my old juicer, but I really crave and look forward to the green juice I'm making with this one. The juice made from it is of such high quality that even if you use many different products it will not separate (unless you leave it in the fridge for a while, but you can shake it together and it will stay) and it forms a lot little foam, if any. Sometimes there is LITTLE pulp in the juice, which doesn't bother me. Also, the pulp comes out SUPER dry, which never happened with my old juicer, which makes me feel like I'm not throwing away my fruits and veggies. I also love this item because it's so easy to use and clean, it's really easy. I find it a lot easier and easier to clean than the old centrifuge I had. I also like that it comes with a variety of plates/nozzles. Frozen banana ice cream with a dummy attachment is amazing, much better than just putting it in a blender. I don't have to worry about disturbing anyone, the noise is so minimal it's perfect for apartment living. My favorite juice recipe I can make with it (pictured) is cabbage, romaine lettuce, carrot, apple, and grapes. If you don't like the taste of cabbage/green juice, add some grapes and it tastes amazing (I saw it in a video once and it's the best advice).