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In the market for buying a juicer? At this point you have a slight interest but are unsure how to go about getting started. Use the information in this article to help you decide what type of juicer is best for you and some great tips on juicing in general.

Make sure that you are properly "feeding" certain foods into your juicer properly. Some do not "juice" so well if you just shove them in. One example is leafy vegetables. Try to form these kinds of vegetables into little compact balls or rolls before you insert them into the juicer.

Consider organic produce with a few blemishes if you're trying to save money on your juicing budget. If you use it right away it won't spoil, and the seller will typically discount it so they don't have to throw it away. Farmer's markets are an excellent place to get less-than-perfect produce at an incredible price.

Clean your juicer immediately after use every time. When you are choosing your juicer, it is very helpful to pick one which can be easily disassembled, cleaned, and reassembled. If cleanup is too long or difficult, you will find yourself using your juicer less and less often. Also, since fruit juice spoils quickly, fruit juice and residue left in your machine can quickly grow molds and bacteria contaminating your machine.

Buy a quality juicer. Cheap juicers are usually made out of flimsy material and break easily. They also tend to have limited capabilities and typically they can not accommodate vegetables, allowing you to juice only fruits. A well-made juicer on the other hand can last a lifetime and will juice just about everything.

In conclusion, it is important to give yourself a good background in juicing before buying the materials needed. This will possibly help you save money and time. Use the advice we have provided in order to be in the best shape to make decisions about getting into making your own juice.