If anyone has stumbled upon this video in researching a juicer.. Let me tell that i replaced my omega with an Angel. Best move ever. Soft fruit juicing is a problem for many juicer, including the omega. Especially troubling is when you don't want ANY vegetables in the juice, and just one type of soft fruit. The Angel handles these soft fruits wonderfully. i was able to make kiwi juice with soft ripe kiwis with zero problems.. In my omega, even apples and pears caused huge backflow issues. Oh, Soft pineapples can be troublesome, because the produce lots of froth, but i learned that this isn't a fault of the juicer, but simply a function of the chemical makeup of a pineapple that makes it susceptible to frothing when crushed. So if pineapple juice is desired, using ultra soft pineapple isn't ideal. Anyhow, yeah, great juicer, highly recommended.
Which Omega are you comparing it to? I've got one of the vertical ones from 2014 and I like how much time it saves compared to these horizontal juicers, but I've never had a double gear one like this. Does it go faster than the horizontal Omega? I had that one and hated it.
Thanks so much for your observations, The FreeMelon Society! We couldn't agree more that the Angel Juicer is the very best juicer available. There is also a specially designed soft fruit extractor housing (juicing screen) made specifically for doing 100% fruit juices, which may help those who struggle a bit with juicing fruits.
@@ElissaPancoe I can't say what Omega juicer model The FreeMelon Society was using, but juicing with a twin gear juicer is different to with a single auger juicer. The juicing process is a little different, as the food is drawn in between the two gears. All in all, a twin gear juicer is not necessarily faster, but is definitely more effective (i.e. you get much more juice).
Do you use the normal screen for juicing soft fruits? When I juice a liter of apples there is always a lot of pulp coming back up at me. Now they even don't sell the silicon ring for the pusher in whole europe which would cost 5 Euros for a stupid piece of plastic -.-
@@KAYTEEZIE Preventionists love children enough not to bring them into this world of life-long exploitation, slavery, suffering, death and eternal torture in hell. Breediots are still the ones responsible for ALL the exploitation, suffering and death their child(ren) WILL experience. Oh, remember to extract, squeeze some more happiness out of your kids! These breediot-child-exploiters think of human existence as a relay race. There is no prize at the end of this pointless endeavour. The only price for 80- 90% of the sheeple NPCs is eternal torture in HELL. But the ‘church’ never told you this did they? They only told you about ‘be fruitful and multiply’ and about making sure to keep the tax free donations coming. I mean who would make and keep the church industrial complex filthy rich/wealthy if suckers/victims are not being forced into this ‘heaven’? Facts, reason and the scientific method destroy pronatalist-breediot nonsense every time. Optimism/ hopium/ stubborn denial of the painful, harsh, brutal, cruel, horrible reality of life/ wearing rose-colored glasses/ pink balloon addiction/ willful blindness (cf. Plato's Cave) --- this is the most grave ailment afflicting human society worldwide; and antinatalism/preventionism (all sentience), pessimism and depressive realism are the best treatment or cure. If it is gods plan for millions to billions of people to live terrible lives, then that god is no god but a Cosmic asshole. Nature is a disaster waiting to happen at any moment ... the “lovely “ colors and scenery is all a mask to hide its vicious sadism. Breeders are child abusers. According to the NSPCC, 'Child abuse is when a child is intentionally harmed by an adult or another child - it can be over a period of time but can also be a one-off action. It can be physical, sexual or emotional...' Bringing a child into the world will inevitably cause them physical, sexual or emotional harm. Life is so bad, many babies experience trauma while still in the womb. I’ll never understand the breediot mentality. Don’t impose someone to something you yourself cannot handle! I'll never understand why anyone would choose to bring kids in a world where people die every 30 SECONDS.
@@angeljuicers3406 looking forward to my 8500 arriving tomorrow as i am following the medical medium protocol and need good celery juice as part of that!
@@angeljuicers3406 it's absolutely amazing. No problems with celery which is my daily herbal tonic. I just need to get the accessory for the soft fruits.
j'adore mon angel je l'ai depuis 3 mois c'est tous les jours du bonheur en jus de légumes et de fruit merci Angel pour ce miracle il faudrait des programmes d'état pour qu'il y en aie un dans chaque foyer pour qu'il y aie moins de gens malades et aussi moins de travail pour les médecins ;-)
Im only wondering whats happening with all nutrition and vitamins when touching metal ,from start to finish. Do they not lose all goods. That's my only concern. Still wondering about this machine
Hey, sorry for the late reply. If juicing only those fruits (either on their own or mixed together, but not mixed with any other foods), then you'll have the best success with a soft fruit extractor housing, since it is designed to doing fruit juice. You can certainly give it a shot with the standard extractor housing, as that one is perfectly capable of doing any food -- it will just mean a little more effort and perhaps some loss of produce, as it won't be extracting maximum yield. Hope this helps!
@PR Fekoua, apologies for the late reply. As we are the distributors in Australia, I'm not familiar with the distributors elsewhere. I do know there are a couple of outlets that sell the Angel Juicer in South Africa, so that might be the place to start. Otherwise, there are stores in Europe who may be able to post a juicer to you in West Africa. Good luck!
Whats shown as KALE is a collard Green graphic, whats labelled as paprika is actually a capsicum, whats shown as "deans" is beyond me, but great machine
Thanks for your comment, and apologies that we didn't reply sooner. As noted in a previous comment, the name of kale in this video causes just a bit of confusion, as the more common curly or Tuscan kale we see in the West are different to the Chinese kale (often known as Chinese broccoli, or, more correctly, gai lan) leaves pictured here. Each of these, along with collard greens are cultivars of Brassica oleracea, so all very similar. The paprika label is a little off, as it is indeed capsicum, as you have noted (although paprika spice is made primarily from sweet peppers like bell peppers). And, finally, deans is actually a typo of beans -- they are soybeans. Glad to know you love the Angel!
@Kalpesh Takodara It's hard to say why your gears might have become scratched, but it's not particularly unusual. It's possible a bit of grit went through the juicer with some food, but minor scratches are nothing to worry about. Regarding the noise you're hearing with the soft fruit housing in place... Again, it's very hard to say what could be causing this without seeing/hearing it ourselves. It could be as simple as a piece of food squeaking as it goes through the juicer (not at all unusual) or it could be something else entirely. If you'd like to send us a video of your juicer, please get in touch with us directly: www.angeljuicers.com.au/contact/
@Rufo jr. Ylagan, I'm sorry, but we just have our store here in Australia. The Angel Juicer is available worldwide, so you may be able to find someone in Taiwan, but, unfortunately, I'm not able to recommend anyone.
@Spartacus Ooi, the Angel Juicer is no more difficult to clean than any other slow juicer -- in fact, it is actually a bit easier than most, as there are less parts. The most important thing is to ensure the mesh of the juicer is always cleaned thoroughly and as soon as possible, to avoid build-up that can block the holes in the mesh. You might like to take a look at our care page on our website here: www.angeljuicers.com.au/care-and-juicing-tips/
@Benjamin Wolf I'm sorry, but I'm not quite sure what you mean. The Angel Juicer is an electric juicer, so perhaps you're referring to whether it's able to function as a manual juicer as well? If so, the Angel Juicer is not able to be run manually. If this isn't what you meant, could you please clarify?
@@angeljuicers3406 thank you , this indeed is what I meant , my thinking is for the money , if anything happens electrically wise or motor wise then a manual setting wind option might be available .
@@WolfBenjamite Thanks for the clarification. I'm not 100% on this, but I don't believe any electric juicer can also work as a manual juicer, due to the different mechanisms. An electric juicer is, of course, powered by a motor, whereas manual juicers are turned by a crank. Because of this, I don't think you would be able to have a manual backup/option on an electric juicer, as it would likely cause damage to the motor. My only suggestion, if you're keen on having a backup, is to purchase a manual juicer to just have on hand. One other thing I thought I'd point out is that, while you may be able to find a twin gear manual juicer, they are pretty uncommon for the main reason that hand cranking is just too hard when food has to be forced between the gears, which is why most manual juicers are single augers. They do make stainless steel manual juicers, though, so you can avoid plastic!
Masticating juicers like the Angel don't contain an actual press and are not a cold-press. There are two words in "cold press", and "cold" is only the first word. The second word is "press". If there's not press, it's not a cold press!
@Charlie Wettlaufer, thank you for your comment. While you are correct in saying the Angel Juicer is not a true cold-press juicer, the term and its true meaning have diverged a little in the industry. To be perfectly correct, the Angel is not a masticating juicer, as that refers to a single auger juicer. As the Angel is a twin gear juicer, it is in actual fact a triturating juicer. The only true cold-press juicer is made in a hydraulic press juicer, which, as you say, is both "cold" and has a "press" system to extract juice. That said, the manufacturers of slow/low speed juicers began to market their juicers as "cold-press" quite some time ago, and the public's understanding is that "cold-press juicer" is synonymous with "slow juicer", whether it is hydraulic press, masticating/single auger, triturating/twin gear. After all, for those who don't understand the intricacies of each of those different types of juicers, as long as the food is not cut with blades, then the juice is "pressed" through the unit, whether with a true press or not.
@athletejmv, glad to hear you got an Angel! I'm not sure why you're getting the same yield from carrots in a centrifugal juicer, but it's certainly not the usual case. Perhaps you could let us know how you're juicing your carrots, as it may be something that can be corrected. You might like to take a look at our tips page as well: www.angeljuicers.com.au/care-and-juicing-tips/
Thanks for pointing this out and apologies for the confusion! In fact, it is Chinese kale that is juiced in the video, rather than the more common curly or Tuscan kale we see in the West, or, as you suggested, spring greens. Chinese kale is often known as Chinese broccoli, or, more correctly, gai lan. If we look into each of these leafy vegetables, you'll note they are all cultivars of the same plant, Brassica oleracea. Common curly kale is Brassica oleracea var. acephala and Tuscan kale is Brassica oleracea 'Lacinato'. Spring greens are Brassica oleracea 'Spring greens' and, finally, Chinese kale is Brassica oleracea var. alboglabra. Brassica oleracea also includes many other vegetables such as common cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussel's sprouts, collards, savoy, and kohlrabi.
This juicer is amazing. Best of all worlds, yield,time to juice, clean-up, accessories. Love it!
If anyone has stumbled upon this video in researching a juicer.. Let me tell that i replaced my omega with an Angel. Best move ever. Soft fruit juicing is a problem for many juicer, including the omega. Especially troubling is when you don't want ANY vegetables in the juice, and just one type of soft fruit. The Angel handles these soft fruits wonderfully. i was able to make kiwi juice with soft ripe kiwis with zero problems.. In my omega, even apples and pears caused huge backflow issues. Oh, Soft pineapples can be troublesome, because the produce lots of froth, but i learned that this isn't a fault of the juicer, but simply a function of the chemical makeup of a pineapple that makes it susceptible to frothing when crushed. So if pineapple juice is desired, using ultra soft pineapple isn't ideal. Anyhow, yeah, great juicer, highly recommended.
Which Omega are you comparing it to? I've got one of the vertical ones from 2014 and I like how much time it saves compared to these horizontal juicers, but I've never had a double gear one like this. Does it go faster than the horizontal Omega? I had that one and hated it.
Thanks so much for your observations, The FreeMelon Society! We couldn't agree more that the Angel Juicer is the very best juicer available. There is also a specially designed soft fruit extractor housing (juicing screen) made specifically for doing 100% fruit juices, which may help those who struggle a bit with juicing fruits.
@@ElissaPancoe I can't say what Omega juicer model The FreeMelon Society was using, but juicing with a twin gear juicer is different to with a single auger juicer. The juicing process is a little different, as the food is drawn in between the two gears. All in all, a twin gear juicer is not necessarily faster, but is definitely more effective (i.e. you get much more juice).
I discovered frothing pineapple today, you're not wrong!
Do you use the normal screen for juicing soft fruits? When I juice a liter of apples there is always a lot of pulp coming back up at me. Now they even don't sell the silicon ring for the pusher in whole europe which would cost 5 Euros for a stupid piece of plastic -.-
The Daddy of all juicers! Have to sell one of my kids to buy it though.
🤣🤣 can’t wait to sell mine.
@@KAYTEEZIE Preventionists love children enough not to bring them into this world of life-long exploitation, slavery, suffering, death and eternal torture in hell.
Breediots are still the ones responsible for ALL the exploitation, suffering and death their child(ren) WILL experience. Oh, remember to extract, squeeze some more happiness out of your kids!
These breediot-child-exploiters think of human existence as a relay race. There is no prize at the end of this pointless endeavour. The only price for 80- 90% of the sheeple NPCs is eternal torture in HELL. But the ‘church’ never told you this did they? They only told you about ‘be fruitful and multiply’ and about making sure to keep the tax free donations coming. I mean who would make and keep the church industrial complex filthy rich/wealthy if suckers/victims are not being forced into this ‘heaven’?
Facts, reason and the scientific method destroy pronatalist-breediot nonsense every time.
Optimism/ hopium/ stubborn denial of the painful, harsh, brutal, cruel, horrible reality of life/ wearing rose-colored glasses/ pink balloon addiction/ willful blindness (cf. Plato's Cave) --- this is the most grave ailment afflicting human society worldwide; and antinatalism/preventionism (all sentience), pessimism and depressive realism are the best treatment or cure.
If it is gods plan for millions to billions of people to live terrible lives, then that god is no god but a Cosmic asshole.
Nature is a disaster waiting to happen at any moment ... the “lovely “ colors and scenery is all a mask to hide its vicious sadism.
Breeders are child abusers. According to the NSPCC, 'Child abuse is when a child is intentionally harmed by an adult or another child - it can be over a period of time but can also be a one-off action. It can be physical, sexual or emotional...' Bringing a child into the world will inevitably cause them physical, sexual or emotional harm. Life is so bad, many babies experience trauma while still in the womb.
I’ll never understand the breediot mentality. Don’t impose someone to something you yourself cannot handle! I'll never understand why anyone would choose to bring kids in a world where people die every 30 SECONDS.
I've tried them all.. and the best juicer is the Angel 8500 ❤
Great for leafy greens wheatgrass etc.
Couldn't agree more with that sentiment, @David Mannion! Thanks for sharing!
@@angeljuicers3406 looking forward to my 8500 arriving tomorrow as i am following the medical medium protocol and need good celery juice as part of that!
@@julesshaw3484 You won't get a better yield or greater nutrition than you will from an Angel! Hope you've been enjoying your new juicer!
@@angeljuicers3406 it's absolutely amazing. No problems with celery which is my daily herbal tonic. I just need to get the accessory for the soft fruits.
Hi +David Mannion , which differences with the 5500? Thanks
j'adore mon angel je l'ai depuis 3 mois c'est tous les jours du bonheur en jus de légumes et de fruit merci Angel pour ce miracle il faudrait des programmes d'état pour qu'il y en aie un dans chaque foyer pour qu'il y aie moins de gens malades et aussi moins de travail pour les médecins ;-)
@reto benz Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire! We too love the Angel and would love to see it in more households!
I considered buying this juicer, but after much more research I landed on the Pure Juicer cold press juicer.
This totally my next juicer upgrade! I can't wait to experience the full benefits of juicing ❤🔥☀️
Seems like a great juicer. Never heard of them... just kind of stumbled across through an Amazon review and checked out the brand/company.
@athletejmv, we certainly think it's a great juicer! The brand isn't as well known as some others, though we would like to change that :)
Boy, this is it.
Im only wondering whats happening with all nutrition and vitamins when touching metal ,from start to finish. Do they not lose all goods. That's my only concern. Still wondering about this machine
I love it, the best juicer ever
Hello. Is there distribution in Colombia?
Thanks
Como adquirir?
Boa noite, gostaria de adquirir uma máquina
Iused a friends machine and wondered
Why isnt the entrance wider for veggies
Also it doesnt juice cabbage which is good for stomach ulcers
I bought 7500 and really good
fabuloso, solo no me gusta que la fruta y verdura tiene que ir en piezas muy pequeñas para entrar por la boca del extractor,.
3:08 Deans
I'm considering juicing melons, grapes and pears. Do I need to purchase the soft fruit attachment for these fruits mentioned.
Hey, sorry for the late reply. If juicing only those fruits (either on their own or mixed together, but not mixed with any other foods), then you'll have the best success with a soft fruit extractor housing, since it is designed to doing fruit juice. You can certainly give it a shot with the standard extractor housing, as that one is perfectly capable of doing any food -- it will just mean a little more effort and perhaps some loss of produce, as it won't be extracting maximum yield. Hope this helps!
I am the angel juicer. ;3
Hello How can we buy it west Africa?
@PR Fekoua, apologies for the late reply. As we are the distributors in Australia, I'm not familiar with the distributors elsewhere. I do know there are a couple of outlets that sell the Angel Juicer in South Africa, so that might be the place to start. Otherwise, there are stores in Europe who may be able to post a juicer to you in West Africa. Good luck!
Whats shown as KALE is a collard Green graphic, whats labelled as paprika is actually a capsicum, whats shown as "deans" is beyond me, but great machine
Thanks for your comment, and apologies that we didn't reply sooner. As noted in a previous comment, the name of kale in this video causes just a bit of confusion, as the more common curly or Tuscan kale we see in the West are different to the Chinese kale (often known as Chinese broccoli, or, more correctly, gai lan) leaves pictured here. Each of these, along with collard greens are cultivars of Brassica oleracea, so all very similar. The paprika label is a little off, as it is indeed capsicum, as you have noted (although paprika spice is made primarily from sweet peppers like bell peppers). And, finally, deans is actually a typo of beans -- they are soybeans.
Glad to know you love the Angel!
Lol
I got scratches on the twin gears after 3 days of use is it normal? Also when I add soft fruit attachment it makes noise
@Kalpesh Takodara It's hard to say why your gears might have become scratched, but it's not particularly unusual. It's possible a bit of grit went through the juicer with some food, but minor scratches are nothing to worry about. Regarding the noise you're hearing with the soft fruit housing in place... Again, it's very hard to say what could be causing this without seeing/hearing it ourselves. It could be as simple as a piece of food squeaking as it goes through the juicer (not at all unusual) or it could be something else entirely. If you'd like to send us a video of your juicer, please get in touch with us directly: www.angeljuicers.com.au/contact/
Do you have a physical store here in Taipei taiwan? Thanks
@Rufo jr. Ylagan, I'm sorry, but we just have our store here in Australia. The Angel Juicer is available worldwide, so you may be able to find someone in Taiwan, but, unfortunately, I'm not able to recommend anyone.
@@angeljuicers3406 Oh that's good to hear thanks for the info...
Is it difficult to clean?
@Spartacus Ooi, the Angel Juicer is no more difficult to clean than any other slow juicer -- in fact, it is actually a bit easier than most, as there are less parts. The most important thing is to ensure the mesh of the juicer is always cleaned thoroughly and as soon as possible, to avoid build-up that can block the holes in the mesh. You might like to take a look at our care page on our website here: www.angeljuicers.com.au/care-and-juicing-tips/
My dream juicer ….but cost is $2500 😮😢
I have one, the best juicer ever :D
We agree wholeheartedly! Thanks for sharing :)
does this have a manual setting also?
@Benjamin Wolf I'm sorry, but I'm not quite sure what you mean. The Angel Juicer is an electric juicer, so perhaps you're referring to whether it's able to function as a manual juicer as well? If so, the Angel Juicer is not able to be run manually. If this isn't what you meant, could you please clarify?
@@angeljuicers3406 thank you , this indeed is what I meant , my thinking is for the money , if anything happens electrically wise or motor wise then a manual setting wind option might be available .
@@WolfBenjamite Thanks for the clarification. I'm not 100% on this, but I don't believe any electric juicer can also work as a manual juicer, due to the different mechanisms. An electric juicer is, of course, powered by a motor, whereas manual juicers are turned by a crank. Because of this, I don't think you would be able to have a manual backup/option on an electric juicer, as it would likely cause damage to the motor.
My only suggestion, if you're keen on having a backup, is to purchase a manual juicer to just have on hand. One other thing I thought I'd point out is that, while you may be able to find a twin gear manual juicer, they are pretty uncommon for the main reason that hand cranking is just too hard when food has to be forced between the gears, which is why most manual juicers are single augers. They do make stainless steel manual juicers, though, so you can avoid plastic!
Where do I buy this in the USA????????
Mariana, the Angel Juicer is known as the Super Angel Juicer in the USA, so a search for that should yield some results for you.
Angel Juicers thank you
You're very welcome!
Masticating juicers like the Angel don't contain an actual press and are not a cold-press. There are two words in "cold press", and "cold" is only the first word. The second word is "press". If there's not press, it's not a cold press!
@Charlie Wettlaufer, thank you for your comment. While you are correct in saying the Angel Juicer is not a true cold-press juicer, the term and its true meaning have diverged a little in the industry. To be perfectly correct, the Angel is not a masticating juicer, as that refers to a single auger juicer. As the Angel is a twin gear juicer, it is in actual fact a triturating juicer. The only true cold-press juicer is made in a hydraulic press juicer, which, as you say, is both "cold" and has a "press" system to extract juice. That said, the manufacturers of slow/low speed juicers began to market their juicers as "cold-press" quite some time ago, and the public's understanding is that "cold-press juicer" is synonymous with "slow juicer", whether it is hydraulic press, masticating/single auger, triturating/twin gear. After all, for those who don't understand the intricacies of each of those different types of juicers, as long as the food is not cut with blades, then the juice is "pressed" through the unit, whether with a true press or not.
Got my juicer... best for greens... carrots, stick to a centrical juicer... same yields for much less time and wear on the machine.
@athletejmv, glad to hear you got an Angel! I'm not sure why you're getting the same yield from carrots in a centrifugal juicer, but it's certainly not the usual case. Perhaps you could let us know how you're juicing your carrots, as it may be something that can be corrected. You might like to take a look at our tips page as well: www.angeljuicers.com.au/care-and-juicing-tips/
This is not kale, but spring greens!
Thanks for pointing this out and apologies for the confusion! In fact, it is Chinese kale that is juiced in the video, rather than the more common curly or Tuscan kale we see in the West, or, as you suggested, spring greens. Chinese kale is often known as Chinese broccoli, or, more correctly, gai lan.
If we look into each of these leafy vegetables, you'll note they are all cultivars of the same plant, Brassica oleracea. Common curly kale is Brassica oleracea var. acephala and Tuscan kale is Brassica oleracea 'Lacinato'. Spring greens are Brassica oleracea 'Spring greens' and, finally, Chinese kale is Brassica oleracea var. alboglabra.
Brassica oleracea also includes many other vegetables such as common cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussel's sprouts, collards, savoy, and kohlrabi.
Idk if I can use this since I'm allergic to peanuts
@Randy Recker, you can put whatever you like through an Angel Juicer. Peanuts are just one option, which you would obviously want to avoid.