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[Enigma]

I was at Costco yesterday and noticed this juicer for about 220,00won if I remember correctly. I looked online, but because it's a Korean company there isn't much in the way of English reviews.
I'd like to pick up a juicer that's fairly convenient to use, and doesn't take too long to clean. I used to have one in Canada, but because it took so long to clean, I didn't end up using it very often.
So if any of you have bought one, how is it?

Thanks

[singerdude]

It seems pretty similar to my Hurom Slow Juicer, which is also a Korean brand. The NUC might use the same motor and functions as the Hurom in different packaging, but can't be sure of that. If it is similar, I would highly recommend it. The juicer is fast and easy to clean. All I do is rinse it under some water and scrub the juicing screen. It takes me about 2 minutes to clean.

The only drawback is the small opening, so you have to cut up the vegetables into smaller pieces. The juicer grinds them much faster that other masticating juicers however. I had a champion style juicer before, and it was really small and you had to feed the vegetables one at a time, with a plunger. With this one, all I do is drop it in, no need to push it down.

[Steelrails]

IT'S WHISPER QUIET!!!

[dairyairy]

That sounds like a very useful thing to have around the homestead.

[Whistleblower]

I thought this thread was about juicy girls then realised it has something to do with vegetables.