The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you’ll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase.
After my previous experience with juicers, I was skeptical when Hurom sent me one of its slow juicers to review. But, after using it for a couple weeks, I’m sold.
Founded in 1974, Hurom is known for making juicing an easy and enjoyable experience, and its slow juicers are no exception. Moving at a slower speed— Hurom’s HZ model runs at 43 RPM — they mimic the motion of hand-squeezing, producing as much juice as possible.
I’ve bought green juices for years, but I thought making my own would be a huge undertaking. Hurom’s model proved me wrong.
You can juice anything from leafy greens to harder ingredients, like ginger root or nuts. You simply insert your ingredients into the top of the juicer, and it’ll churn out a perfectly blended drink. The juicer’s second spout slowly disperses waste, which makes cleaning up afterwards a lot easier.
Unlike most models, the measurements on this juicer make it easy to make just the right amount of juice, and best of all, it’s virtually silent. I can listen to music or have a conversation while my juicer is on, which is something you can’t say about most other models.
As someone who prefers savory food over sweet, I frequently forget to incorporate fruit into my daily diet. Not only is the juicer a physical reminder to pick up some berries and bananas at the grocery store, I can put my juice into a travel cup and enjoy it on the way to work.
At $ 600, Hurom’s juicer is the definition of a splurge. But if you’re someone who regularly buys $ 10 juices, it will pay for itself over time and give you a convenient way to make healthy juice you’ll enjoy. If you’re willing to forgo some features, Hurom also has more affordable models you can check out. Either way, if you’re looking to add a juicer to your kitchen, I can’t recommend Hurom’s enough.
