We put a range of masticating machines to the test on a variety of produce. Laura Denby is a New York-based food writer and private chef with a diploma in culinary arts. As an expert in cookware ...

There are two main types of juicers — masticating (also known as slow or cold press juicers) and centrifugal. Masticating juicers slowly press and crush produce to extract all the healthy nutrients.

In this article, we explore the world of cold press juicers, finding the top ten models that promise to deliver maximum nutrition and excellent flavour with every press. Gone are the days of ...

What about juice? You’ll be happy to know that juice does get a turn at being pressed—cold pressed, that is. But what is cold ...

While there is a dizzying number of juice machines on the market, the contraptions do their work in one of two ways: by masticating (for “cold-pressed” juice) or by employing centrifugal force ...

This is where TechRadar's experts explain it all – the difference between a slow juicer and a super blender, a cold-press and a stick blender, which one is better and how they all compare with ...

This juicer is a best-seller with a 4.1-star rating on Amazon and more than 3,000 reviews. Unlike some juicers, this slow-press cold juicer doesn't have a blade, which means more of your fruit and ...

Singaporean brand Re.juve’s ability to navigate cold pressed juices’ transition from being a trendy detox drink to a daily ...