Make freshly squeezed juices from fruit and vegetables in no time at all - that's what juicers are for. Which one gets the most juice out of it? And which juice tastes best? ---------- This video is an excerpt from the broadcast on January 10, 2023. Full Marktcheck episodes including subtitles in the media library: http://x.swr.de/s/13zv By the way: Since Marktcheck is part of SWR, you can download this video for free via WiFi and watch it offline on the go! This film is a cooperation with the WDR program Servicezeit. ----------- JUICER TEST For juice lovers, a robust, durable juicer in the kitchen is crucial. Assembly and cleaning should also be uncomplicated. In the juicer test, three centrifugal juicers and three slow juicers compete against each other. In the practical test, each device is supposed to press apples and carrots. The devices are also tested for workmanship and performance in a test laboratory. CENTRIFUGAL JUICER The centrifugal juicers tested: a device from Severin, a juicer from Philips and the Russell Hobbs Desire. All of the three centrifugal juicers tested are easy and intuitive to assemble. The pressing mechanism is closed at the side with brackets. Juicers with centrifuges make a lot of noise and are about as loud as lawn mowers. With the centrifugal juicer, the fruit and vegetables go into the device's feed chute and are chopped up. Inside, the juice is spun out in a centrifuge. The rule here is: the more power a device has, the higher the juice yield as a rule. SLOW JUICER The slow juicers tested: an inexpensive model from LIDL's own brand Silvercrest, a slow juicer from Bosch and a device from Panasonic. The slow juicer devices are more difficult to assemble than centrifugal juicers. Slow juicers are also usually more expensive and juicing takes significantly longer. However, the slow juicers we tested are significantly quieter than centrifugal juicers. In slow juicers, the pulp is pressed slowly and gently by a so-called press screw. The following applies here: the fewer revolutions the device has, the more nutrients remain in the juice. CONCLUSION OF THE JUICE PRESS TEST All slow juicers were convincing in the practical test. The juice yield is similar for the centrifugal juicers and slow juicers tested. The clear winner in both categories is the Philips device. The Panasonic juicer is convincing for the slow juicers. Tip: No matter which juicer you choose - don't throw away the pulp. It's great for muesli or cake. Author: Juana Guschl Image source: Adobe Stock/ monticellllo ----------- ► Freshly pressed, concentrate or direct juice? This orange juice is particularly sustainable I Ökochecker SWR: • Freshly pressed, concentrate or direct... ► Granini / Hohes C in check: Juice empire from Rhineland-Palatinate Marktcheck SWR: • Granini / Hohes C in check: Juice empire... ► Apple juice in the test: • Video ► Orange direct juice in the test: • Video ► Frozen berries in the test - be careful when eating them raw Marktcheck SWR: • Frozen berries tested – be careful with... ----------- ► There is an article on the topic here: https://www.swrfernsehen.de/marktchec... ----------- ► More information about the show on our homepage: https://www.swrfernsehen.de/marktcheck/ ► More about Marktcheck on our Facebook page: / marktcheck ► You can subscribe to our channel here: http://x.swr.de/s/13x1 ► You can find more about our Ökocheckers on Instagram: / oekochecker ► Comments are welcome – but please observe the netiquette: https://www.swr.de/home/netiquette-10... ► Legal notice: https://www.swr.de/impressum/ #Juicer #Smoothie #Test