The Best Grass Juicers?

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Permalink Reply by Raw'r on April 22, 2009 at 1:50pm

i love my GS...sorry!

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Permalink Reply by Kiani on April 23, 2009 at 1:54am

Sorry, the GS doesn't juice grasses that well. My Champion Juicer is the same way. When I was buying it they told me It would juice wheat grass. That isn't right. I know the manual grass juicers work well with wheat grass and will also juice the Dandelions I have trouble juicing through the Champion.

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Permalink Reply by Raw'r on April 23, 2009 at 4:31am

the champ cuts the GS grinds

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Permalink Reply by Kiani on April 23, 2009 at 12:16pm

I love how the Champion makes the Coconut Sprout Juice thick and creamy. The Green Star makes it watery.

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Permalink Reply by Mariam on April 22, 2009 at 2:47pm

i presently use this juicer....great price and does the job for both leafy vegetables and wheatgrass....I would recommend it.

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Permalink Reply by Kiani on April 23, 2009 at 1:05am

Thanks for the tip.

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Permalink Reply by Charles on April 22, 2009 at 4:44pm

Seems like you can't beat it for the price. And the site does have favorable reviews.

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Permalink Reply by jason on April 23, 2009 at 12:00am

Its awesome. I've had all the mid-priced electric wheatgrass juicers and they work but they suck. None of them can handle. Samson parts break into bits and its constant, warranty is good though. Lexen blows fuses all the time but the parts are tough. The $160 commercial stainless steel manual is the only good steel one that doesn't rust on contact with water, but its huge and bulky and breaks everything in the sink if you drop it.

Then comes this gem, its $50 or less, works like a charm, easy to clean, can take it everywhere with you, comes with extra vital parts that really don't go bad. And above all, it feels better to work for your juice, you create a bond with the grass that is a truly different energy than using the electric juicers.

I recommend it.

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Permalink Reply by Kiani on April 23, 2009 at 1:11am

I remember by last metal manual grass juicer being heavy and awkward to use. Thanks for reminding me.

I need something that is light, efficient, and portable for when I go to the park, to work or to another vegan's place.

You confirm that it is easy to clean. So it doesn't have a screen? How does it work without a screen?

I'll just have to order one now. Thanks everyone.

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Permalink Reply by jason on April 23, 2009 at 8:03am

Its got a screen on the top of the collection thing. It works great. Its the best juicer for the money, hands down.

I juice wheatgrass a lot. The $700 commercial wheatgrass juicer is #1, this is #2. Any high dollar juicer (Norwalk or similar) is probably better, but I have no experience with them.

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Permalink Reply by Kiani on April 23, 2009 at 12:44pm

I have heard about the top of the line wheat grass juices and yes they would cost about $700. The Norwalk Juicer costs over $2,000.

I was never into wheat grass juice that much. I get my kicks from juicing sprouts like black sesame.

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Permalink Reply by Alexa on April 23, 2009 at 5:40am

I have this one, which is stainless steel (so it shouldn't rust) and which I've only used once. I think it would probably last longer than a plastic model. I'll sell it to you for like, $40, if you want it (it's still got the box and instructions and all that jazz).

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