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My love of juicing began by accident.
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A couple of years ago, I had all four wisdom teeth removed at once (not fun).
You name it, I tried it.
Then one day it hit me.
I could skip the fancy juice bar and make these fresh drinks at home.
Even though my wisdom teeth eventually healed, my love ofjuiceremained.
There are two main types of juicers: centrifugal and masticating juicers.
As a result, these juicers generally work better for leafy greens like spinach or kale.
When choosing the best juicer, you should consider price, ease of use, and quality.
Lastly, Roszkowski adds that you should pay extra attention to the machines footprint too.
Ultimately, select a juicer you see yourself using, she says.
Do you have room to store it?
Does it suit your counter space?
If you have limited cabinet or countertop space, there are many compact models available.
One of its best features?
It boasts over 14,000 reviews and a glowing five-star rating on Amazon.
Its a great, easy-to-use machine for lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruit, and more.
This mini juicer is only 11.5 inches high, but its powerful 400-watt motor gets the job done.
Its under $100 and packs a powerful motor and an easy-to-use design.
Recommended by Schleiger, this masticating model has a 4.8 average rating with over 3,000 reviews.
