Slow Juicing with the Hurom H310A

Woke up this morning and just felt like chopping up a little bit of every organic ingredient I had in stock including apples, cucumbers, celery, carrots, turmeric, beets, ginger, lemon and lime.
The Hurom H301A is a fun and easy to use slow juicer. You simply just chop ingredients up slightly, doesn’t have to be too small at all, can be left as big chunks and you can just throw them all into the self feeding hopper, fill it up, close the top latch and turn it on and allow it to extract the pure nectar of all the ingredients.
When finished it takes just 3 minutes to clean the whole machine since it’s one of their easy clean juicer options.

[@frankortolano5886]

Nice

[@Sunnyat189]

Hi Steve. Do you think you could use this model to take out about 2/3 glasses of juice at a time? The H200/300 look quite big and more suited if you take out a larger batch to store in the fridge. This model is £300 in the UK so affordable. If i can do 2/3 glasses a day without burning the motor this would be perfect. Thanks

[@mycoxlong4636]

Yum

[@lionintu]

Cool

[@mutatrbey6804]

Are parsley and celery well squeezed?

[@zalavarianiko3393]

Hi Steve! How wet is the pulp coming out? Would you recommend this to juicing cellery? Thanky

[@VitalitySteve]

Hey! I’d say it varies depending on the ingredients. Like carrot pulp can be quite dry, celery pump is definitely on the wetter side & yes I’d highly recommend. Super easy to use and clean & the amount of juice it yields 👌

[@notmebutyou8350]

Looks like my Nama J2 juicer.

[@smile85riana]

Instead nama got more Juice then hurom because

[@williamj2494]

Nama is produced by Hurom

[@StelaSequin]

Can I use it for celery? Green sticks celery 😃

[@VitalitySteve]

Oh yes!

[@mutatrbey6804]

Can 5 kg of carrots be squeezed in 15 minutes

[@VitalitySteve]

Yes absolutely!

[@BrokenRobot3K]

How much

[@VitalitySteve]

I believe it was around 360 or 380. I financed it with 60 dollar payments over the course of 6 months

[@queenmack89]

How did your finance