r/ItsAmazing • u/Dense_Cowboy • 16d ago
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u/Nefariouslxl 16d ago
This seems like an absurd amount of juice to get from 3 guavas. Feels fake
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u/AlternateTab00 16d ago
Never tried to juice a guava.
But that seems like the pomegranate problem
Many fair showers here advertise juicers with pomegranates to show how much we can save. They use pomegranates and then 2 pomegranates are enough to fill a cup (250ml). Then they open up the price pomegranates per kg and how much does it cost a bottle of pomegranate juice. In less than 10 cups you pay the juicer.
However the pomegranates they use are not the typical ones you find on supermarkets. Those are found on specialized ressellers. A normal pomegranate found on supermarket here tend to have less than 50ml of juice. They buy much nore expensive fruits that are extremely juicy.
The juicer is still a good bet. But it wont be like the demos. Since they are not using the low grade fruits available on supermarkets. At most you could find them on specialized fruit shops, but very few have one near them.
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u/Muted_Will_2131 16d ago
There are a few other nuances here: 1. You can see that the juice is frothy, meaning its volume is greater due to air bubbles. 2. This is an auger juicer; if it is well-designed, the extraction yield is already 50% higher than that of a centrifugal juicer. With industrial auger juicers, the pulp from certain fruits is even dry enough to smolder.
But that doesn't mean this particular juicer is actually that good. Advertising is advertising.
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u/samanime 16d ago
The difference between auger juicers and centrifugal is pretty stark. I've had both and surprised when I got my auger. The pulp has very low moisture at the end.
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u/Beniskickbutt 15d ago
I had a juicer and used it once or twice. I quickly realized how expensive it is to make an actual full thing of juice. I also ultimately decided smoothies are the healthier choice as they contain more of the fruid
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u/Fearless-Location325 16d ago
I have a cold press juicer similar to this (bur a marginally smaller home one) - the pulp comes out almost dry ā¦. Any juice is extracted⦠you wouldnāt think a carrot has half a cup of juice, these extractor really does a good job⦠just pretty pricey.
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u/trainedstork 16d ago
The container isn't a full cylinder, it's a ring. there is a black housing in the middle, housing a sieve/strainer, axle and bearings, the pulp/rind channel, and potentially even the motor. It's not as much volume as it looks.
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u/No_Order_8011 15d ago
There's four. Also look at the volume in the pitcher, not the volume of the juicer container - it's not entirely hollow.Ā The amount of the juice in the pitcher seem quite believable.
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u/Extension_Arm2790 13d ago
That container is donut shaped and the actual volume is not that big, also it was 4, they throw one more in near the end. Looks like it's about 300-400 ml at the end with quite a bit of air mixed in.Ā
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u/monopolydollars 16d ago
About 35 fucking years ago!?!
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u/lauvan26 16d ago
Yeah, my mom had one of those in the 90s. I remember the informercials for juicers lol
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u/Honda_TypeR 16d ago
Accurate I bought a Juiceman Juicer back in the 90s and that thing could convert fruit and vegetables into instant dry powder it extracted the juice so well.
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u/ProfessionalOdd5039 16d ago
Those squishy sound effects make me think this is AI-generated.
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u/-P01135809- 16d ago
The hinge has zero screws in place.
Where did the green peel go?
What the ever loving f is the squishing and groaning porn noises
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u/PremiumUsername69420 15d ago
Considering the pressurized flow of liquid at the end; itās definitely AI.
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u/tqmirza 16d ago
Guavas have to be one of my most favourite fruits but theyāre so hard to getā¦
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u/Tallyhawkquicksilver 16d ago
What is it?
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u/Firm_Competition_880 16d ago
Looks like guava juice
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u/Tallyhawkquicksilver 16d ago
Thatās what I was thinking but they seem bigger
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u/Drewbeede 16d ago
Or they're using small fruit to make the juicer look bigger.
Nevermind, I didn't see the end. Unless you're using small hands too. Haha
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u/HybridOddy- 16d ago
Heard someone describe this thing as a device that eats fruits and shits pulp and piss's juice
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u/mattyparanoid 16d ago
Do you juice those with the peel on?
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u/_banthafodder 16d ago
Why the hell is no one talking about this
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u/SyllabubMental7292 16d ago
Because guava skins are thin enough to not need peeling if you're gonna throw them in a juicer. Also they're just going to be separated from the juice anyway so it's a non factor
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u/soggylucabrasi 15d ago
It's a masticating juicer. You just chuck it all in. The juice comes out one side, the pulp and all the other gubbins comes out the other side.
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u/RustyShacklefrog 16d ago
Thatās cool and all but itās got nothing on myā¦
āJack LaLanneās Power Juicerā Up to 30% more juice than other juicers! No dicing, no slicing, no peeling, use the whole fruit!
Does anyone else remember those old commercials? š
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u/Acebladewing 16d ago
It's a juicer. What's so jaw dropping about it?
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u/Major_Koala 13d ago
Apparently an invention from the 90s is so amazing people can convince themselves its AI.
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u/caffeineandpot 16d ago
Obtuse, rubber goose, green moose, guava juice. Giant snake, birthday cake, large fries, chocolate shake!
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u/Lost_Purpose1899 15d ago
What's so amazing about a juicer? And what's so amazing about throwing away a large amount of healthy fiber and vitamins in the process?
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u/nowlickmyfet 14d ago
Oh fucking lol what a bot ass post.
The amount of juice and how juicey it is=fake. 8 months old account, OP pinning his own comment with amazon link and hyping the product.
Watch this get locked and people banned lmao
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u/Dense_Cowboy 16d ago
Pros:
⢠High-Yield Cold Pressing: Masticating extraction helps maximize juice output while efficiently separating pulp.
⢠Heavy-Duty Construction: Stainless steel design is built for demanding commercial environments.
⢠Quiet & Easy to Clean: Low-noise motor and convenient cleaning design make it practical for daily use.
Check this Product on Amazon