My Juicers

Take a peek into my kitchen
and see my juicers.

I'll let you take a peek into my kitchen and see the juicers I own.  Green is not my favorite color but this juicer definitely is.  I imported this beauty from Korea more than seven years ago as I couldn't find a local distributor for single-gear juicers.

I tore out the sticker logo and drew up some picture of fruits using my glass painting paint and stuck them on the body of the juicer as you see above.

My Matstone was one of my most expensive kitchen equipment I own.  I'm not a good cook but I'm passionate about juicing and I juice everyday (well, at least I try to).

Once I've tasted the juices extracted from this juicer, I never want to drink again juices extracted from my centrifugal juicer so I packed my Philip and gave it away.

After using this green beauty for about four years, I was introduced to its sister, an upgraded model, the Alpha Juicer:

I got serious about juicing and started this informative, non-profit website on juicing.  I bought this juicer so that I can test it out and write a review about it.  Then my site visitors got interested and wanted to know where they could buy one.  That's how I got to selling these online.

You can read more about the Alpha Juicer here.

And finally, when I got really really serious, I bought the Green Power Kempo too.  Whatever do I want to do with three juicers?  I really don't know but I used the twin-gear for a while, study it and found that it is one of the best juicers for the nutrient-enhanced juices it produces.

Read more about the Green Power Kempo.

So there, you've come into my kitchen and seen the juicers I own.  Now, tell me the story of your juicer.