The 8 Best Cold-Press Juicers Of 2023
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If you've ever dabbled in health food, chances are you've heard extolled the many virtues of green juice. Adele is a fan (she's on a three-a-day schedule), as is Jennifer Aniston (the Friends alum is partial to celery juice). It makes sense: Drinking green juice—a.k.a. juices packed with green veg like spinach, kale, celery, and more—is an easy way to consume a lot of nutrients at once. But what if you can't stomach the green stuff?
Other juices have the potential to be super nutritious, especially if they're cold pressed. Cold pressing is when liquid is extracted from fruits and vegetables with little to no heat, which keeps vital vitamins and enzymes intact. The resulting juice is often higher in nutrients, and assuming you skip any added sweeteners (yes, even natural ones like agave), a flavor-packed, healthy treat.
Of course, relying on store-bought varieties can get expensive. You're arguably better off investing in a nice juicer that boasts "cold press" functionality. Here are our favorite cold-press juicers for churning out healthy juices—green or otherwise!
Pros
- Juice container and cleaning brush included
- Compact
Cons
Small in size but large in impact, the NutriBullet Slow Juicer is equipped to handle even the toughest of jobs. Featuring a three-inch feed chute, low-speed motor, and durable steel-tipped auger for extracting every last drop of juice, this is one appliance you'll definitely want to consider. Plus, its no-drop spout and easy-to-clean components are universally beloved.
Breville Breville Juice Fountain Plus
Pros
- Juice container and cleaning brush included
- Easy to clean
Cons
The two-speed Breville Juice Fountain Plus comes with an extra-large centrifugal chute as well as an extra-large 2.5-liter capacity pulp container, so no pre-chopping of ingredients is required. Plus, all parts (except the motor housing) are dishwasher safe, so clean-up is a breeze. For cold-pressed juices, just make sure to use the low speed.
Pros
Cons
- Pricey
The sleek Hurom HP Slow Juicer is also compact, making it the perfect addition to your kitchen counter. Its small-but-mighty size translates to a more modest output, but that's ideal for those who live alone (or those who are the only juice drinkers in their households).
Pros
- Can also be used as a grinder, slicer, or shredder
Cons
Amazon reviewers love that the amzchef Slow Masticating Juicer is easy to clean, assemble, and use—3,000 of them gave it five stars! It's also more affordable than most juicers and comes in lots of bright colors. Plus, it's kid-friendly: The smaller feed keeps little hands out and away from anything sharp.
Omega Cold Press 365 Masticating Juicer
Pros
- Most parts are dishwasher safe
- Quiet
Cons
The Omega Cold Press 365 Masticating Juicer ensures minimal oxidation, heat build-up, foaming, and clogging—all of which result in better-tasting and better-for-you juice. The streamlined shape also means the machine will fit better on your countertop than bulkier options.
Omega Juicer J8006HDS
Pros
- Quiet
Cons
- Expensive
While a bit bulky at 13 lbs, we love the versatility of the Omega Juicer J8006HDS. The dual-extraction process first crushes fruits and veggies before pressing the resulting pulp, which increases the total amount of juice extracted. As an added bonus, the machine also comes with attachments to make nut butters and milks, noodles, and sorbet.
Breville Juice Fountain Cold Plus
Pros
- Easy to clean
Cons
Breville has made a name for itself in the juicing world, and the Breville Juice Fountain Cold Plus is one of the brand's highest-end models. The bestseller expertly breaks down hard, fibrous ingredients like carrots and ginger as easily as soft ones. Its so-called "Cold Spin Technology" also translates to a quick and quiet juicing experience. Even better, many of the machine's parts are removable and dishwasher-safe.
Kuvings Whole Slow Masticating and Cold Press Juicer
Pros
- Can also make frozen treats
- Cleaning tools included
Cons
- Expensive
While pricey, the Kuvings Whole Slow Masticating and Cold Press Juicer promises the most bang (juice?) for your buck. Indeed, reviews on Wayfair are glowing: "Love love love this juicer!" coos one buyer. As an added bonus, the extra-large feeding chute handles odd-shaped produce like a pro—long sticks of celery, wide apple chunks, etc.—which mercifully cuts down on tedious ingredient prep.
What should I look for in a cold-press juicer?
Not sure what to look for in a juicer? Here are some things to keep in mind when purchasing one of these useful gadgets.
Size: Juicers can range in size from taking-up-your-whole-counter to petite enough to fit neatly in a small drawer.
Price: Top-quality juicers are often pricy because they're built to last—an absolute requirement if you plan on making cold-pressed juice an everyday ritual. But if you only want to juice occasionally, consider a cheaper option.
Versatility: Many juicers offer multiple speeds: slow for "cold pressed" and high for juices made from more fibrous, harder-to-break-down ingredients.
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