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I'LL TAKE 1 $99 for FOR IT THAT'S OVER HALF OFF AND IT'S LIKE NEW! RETAILS FOR $329.00!! LOCATED IN NORTH OAKLAND OFF TELEGRAPH AVENUE YOU CAN MEET THERE OR A WELL-LIT PUBLIC AREA IF YOU'RE INTERESTED SEND ME A MESSAGE THANKS SO MUCH :-) NEXT The Best Juicer, Tested and Reviewed We scrubbed the pulp from 18 leading models to find the very best juicers on the marke April 3 2023 To own a juicer is to lay claim to a certain lifestyle. There’s no way around the fact that this tool is an investment, and unless you’re already committed to a juicing habit, it can seem like a hard one to justify. Regardless of the range of other uses its manufacturer may advertise (smoothies! sorbet! nut milk!), a juicer is just a fancy, expensive, single-use appliance But with hundreds of very different models to choose from at staggeringly varied price points, it can be overwhelming to know where to begin when you’re shopping for one. We’ve tested dozens of juicers over the years and while all the juicers we tested succeeded in making juice, some of them do a markedly better job at it than others The best juicer overall The best budget juicer The best centrifugal juicer Slow juicers vs. centrifugal juicers How we tested What we looked for Other juicers we tested The takeaway Juice recipes we love The best juicer overall and best masticating juicer: Nama J2 Cold Press Juicer If you’re after a cutting-edge juicer that’s maximally hands-off, requires minimal produce prep, makes brightly flavored and smoothly textured juices, is quick to assemble and disassemble, is easy to clean, and has a sleek, attractive design, the Nama J2 Cold Press Juicer is for you. We absolutely loved this juicer. Why do we love it so much? First off, it delivers on the promise of its self-feeding hopper design. Most juicers, whether slow or centrifugal (this is a slow one), require you to feed ingredients through a narrow chute, sometimes forcefully with a tamper, which takes a not-negligible amount of prep work and active time feeding the produce through. Nama’s hopper, on the other hand, looks more like a blender pitcher, with a lid opening that’s just as wide. This means you don’t need to trim fruits and vegetables down to small pieces nearly as much as you do with other juicers we tested. And more importantly, you can pile everything into the hopper (they recommend layering it in with soft produce in the bottom and hard ones at the top), flip the lid closed, then simply switch the machine so that you start other morning tasks — no need to manually feed produce in, piece by piece. The juice it yields is foam-free, beautifully blended, lusciously smooth, and has no stray chunks of vegetable debris. (It comes with a smoothie filter that allows more of the pulp through, which works great but isn’t nearly as important as the quality of the juice.) It had no problem processing any of the typically gnarly The breville juicer was number one! $239.00. I'll take$ 89.00 Barely used I'm asking $200 the lowest I'll go the lowest absolute lowest I'll go is $ 125! Awesome deal located in North Oakland I might even meet you if you live in the surrounding area have a great day and keep on juicing I also have two other juicers that are around 50 bucks each I believe one of them is the juiceman Junior and I'm not sure what the other one is but they're both excellent condition all three are in excellent condition thanks so much for your Time have a nice NOW 105.00 OVER 1/2 OFF

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BREVILE JUICER