Sometimes when we need a sample, for testing, we’ll just order it from Amazon.
Is that before buying the batch, or after buying but before delivery?
Or is their warehouse just too bureaucratic (or crowded?) to allow moving one piece of stock into the test kitchen?
Seems kinda weird. (but it’s not really my business, so whatever)
Also, this video was made 8 years ago. Anything that was [not] going on then might have changed by now.
@xobzoo I don’t think any of the videos they post are new. Many were made by people who no longer work for meh. It’s sort of sad they aren’t making more as some of them were really clever or funny.
Someone made an exact knock-off (I mean, sans the actual motor, screen, blades, and stuff that makes it worth money) of a Breville Juicer. I own one that was gifted to me by a much more well-off friend.
Carrot and ginger juice. You are welcome. Citrus? (Ha!) That is the reason his wife got a different one. You are instructed to peel the rind before juicing. This is also on a machine that is damn-near commercial. No way you can throw a citrus fruit into this thing and expect juice.
TL;DR: there is a reason these juicers don’t sell. They are very niche. Oh, they make a killer beet juice too. But they cannot do greens or citrus without serious prep.
@KNmeh7@lichen No single design does all fruits and vegetables well and conveniently. None. Each has a place where it shines, and each has a place where it falls down.
Is that before buying the batch, or after buying but before delivery?
Or is their warehouse just too bureaucratic (or crowded?) to allow moving one piece of stock into the test kitchen?
Seems kinda weird. (but it’s not really my business, so whatever)
Also, this video was made 8 years ago. Anything that was [not] going on then might have changed by now.
@xobzoo I don’t think any of the videos they post are new. Many were made by people who no longer work for meh. It’s sort of sad they aren’t making more as some of them were really clever or funny.
Someone made an exact knock-off (I mean, sans the actual motor, screen, blades, and stuff that makes it worth money) of a Breville Juicer. I own one that was gifted to me by a much more well-off friend.
Carrot and ginger juice. You are welcome. Citrus? (Ha!) That is the reason his wife got a different one. You are instructed to peel the rind before juicing. This is also on a machine that is damn-near commercial. No way you can throw a citrus fruit into this thing and expect juice.
TL;DR: there is a reason these juicers don’t sell. They are very niche. Oh, they make a killer beet juice too. But they cannot do greens or citrus without serious prep.
@KNmeh7
What type of juicer does everything well?
@KNmeh7 @lichen No single design does all fruits and vegetables well and conveniently. None. Each has a place where it shines, and each has a place where it falls down.
Right… so I said this is a knock-off of a really reputable brand that still under performs. Be warned, even the rolls royce model still sucks.