Juicing Guide

Crush and Squeeze with Masticating Juicers

While centrifugal juicers can get a good amount of juice out of most fruits and vegetables, you'll need a masticating juicer to juice softer ingredients like leafy greens, herbs, and wheatgrass. Masticating juicers work by crushing and squeezing ingredients with a screw, known as an auger, instead of shredding and spinning with a grating disk, like centrifugal juicers. This method of extracting juice keeps more nutrients and fiber in the juice and also yields more juice. Masticating juicers can either have a single auger or a dual auger system.

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Shred and Spin with Centrifugal Juicers

Centrifugal juicers are the most popular juicers on the market, and with good reason; their proven design can juice almost any fruit or vegetable you can put in it. These machines grate the fruit and vegetables and then, like a tiny countertop tilt-a-whirl, spin the juice out. Find the centrifugal juicer for your next juice spin.

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Orange You Glad You've Got Fresh Juice?

Some people just like a fresh glass of orange or grapefruit juice in the morning. These juicers take the elbow work out of squeezing every last drop of goodness from your favorite citrus fruit. Enjoy the freshest lemonade any time of year with a handy citrus juicer.

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