does this juicer give a good amount of nutrition value? Also, does it come with a warranty and is it good quality compared to the other omega juicers? I really like that this juicer does 3 -in 1 (juicing, smoothies, and sorbet). I was wondering the price and if there are any discounts or the best place to buy this. Also is this the latest model? Sorry for so many questions. Thank you!
Any slow cold-press juicer (like this one) will give a high nutritional value. It is high-quality as it is produced in Korea instead of China. In Europe, it has a 3 year warranty on parts and a ten year warranty on the motor. The price will vary depending on the country where you live. If you are in the EU, you can see it on our site here: www.eujuicers.com/omega-juicer-mmv-702s-silver. It is Omega's newest model of vertical juicer and was just released in 2017.
Can we use smoothie strainer in the place of juice strainer for juicing carrotes,beets, oranges and celeries so that we get more fibers in our juice and a unclogged strainer. I meant after opening the bottom small hole of smoothie strainer.
I've never tried it, but it's an interesting idea. Certainly it would get you more fiber, but I'm not sure how much pulp would be ejected out the bottom hole. That being said, of the four produce items you mentioned only celery is problematic for clogging a strainer, and that can be minimized by cutting it into small segments to minimize the fiber length.
Do you mean something like protein powders? It would be best to stir those in after, as the smoothie strainer is designed mainly for produce and liquids.
@Ms overcomer Generally speaking, a horizontal juicer like the Omega NC800 will get better results with leafy greens. The adantage of the MMV juicer is that it's easy to use. The VSJ843 is also excellent, and makes a very clear juice. You might want to check our video comparing horizontal and vertical juicers: czcams.com/video/llOhuNskgoM/video.html
Hi Alex. The VSJ843 doesn't come with a homogenizing screen, so its "officially" impossible . However, I know John at Discount Juicers did it in this video: czcams.com/video/DnwuyCjTEng/video.html.
The MMV is much faster both in preparation time and actual juicing time, although it takes longer to clean. The VSJ 843 (Sana 808) produces juice with less pulp and is easier to clean. They are both two of our favorite juicers.
vodkabitterlemon007 on the website omega vsj843 is authorized to make sorbets nut milk and nut butter even without the extra attachments. Even though it can it’s not the best tool for the job.
It depends on how you will use it. The MMV is a little easier to use because there is less prepping of ingredients. The Sana 707, as a horizontal, is more versatile and easier to clean. If I'm juicing a lot of spinach in the office, I'll usually grab the MMV because it's much easier to fill that big feeding tube with spinach leaves (and not have them fall everywhere). But at home I use the Sana 707 because it makes great juice and my wife uses it every day to process herbs.
I like both of them and would say they are the top two verticals on the market right now. They both make great juice. Currently the MMV-702 is my daily machine for juicing, mainly because the overall time start to finish is less.
The MMV takes a little longer to clean because the juicing screen is larger and the feed chute is bigger. But because it juices faster due to less prep (and feeding with leafy greens is much faster) it probably is faster overall.
Thank you. I needed these instructions.
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does this juicer give a good amount of nutrition value? Also, does it come with a warranty and is it good quality compared to the other omega juicers? I really like that this juicer does 3 -in 1 (juicing, smoothies, and sorbet). I was wondering the price and if there are any discounts or the best place to buy this. Also is this the latest model? Sorry for so many questions. Thank you!
Any slow cold-press juicer (like this one) will give a high nutritional value. It is high-quality as it is produced in Korea instead of China. In Europe, it has a 3 year warranty on parts and a ten year warranty on the motor. The price will vary depending on the country where you live. If you are in the EU, you can see it on our site here: www.eujuicers.com/omega-juicer-mmv-702s-silver. It is Omega's newest model of vertical juicer and was just released in 2017.
Can we use smoothie strainer in the place of juice strainer for juicing carrotes,beets, oranges and celeries so that we get more fibers in our juice and a unclogged strainer. I meant after opening the bottom small hole of smoothie strainer.
I've never tried it, but it's an interesting idea. Certainly it would get you more fiber, but I'm not sure how much pulp would be ejected out the bottom hole. That being said, of the four produce items you mentioned only celery is problematic for clogging a strainer, and that can be minimized by cutting it into small segments to minimize the fiber length.
Best advice for using powders in the smoothie strainer? I’ve tried in the past and everything just gets clogged. Thanks!
Do you mean something like protein powders? It would be best to stir those in after, as the smoothie strainer is designed mainly for produce and liquids.
@Ms overcomer Generally speaking, a horizontal juicer like the Omega NC800 will get better results with leafy greens. The adantage of the MMV juicer is that it's easy to use. The VSJ843 is also excellent, and makes a very clear juice. You might want to check our video comparing horizontal and vertical juicers: czcams.com/video/llOhuNskgoM/video.html
I'm looking pricing for the Omega MMV702
You can see it here for pricing in Europe: www.eujuicers.com/omega-juicer-mmv-702r-red
Do you know how I can find one of these in Canada?
using this juicer is healthy like using a vacum blender? about antioxidation
Oxidation is minimal because it operates at a very low rpm. Probably there is less oxidation in a slow juicer, since they run so slowly.
What's the difference between this model and the MMV700S ?
They are the same. The 700 is the US model and the 702 is the EU model. The "S" is the silver color.
@@euJUICERScom the 700S doesnt appear to come with the sorbet attachment though?
@@hanoszprime5431 You're right. The sorbet and smoothie screens are extras.
Can the sana 828 also do nut butters?
No, the homogenzing screen is recommended just for softer things like sorbet.
Can i do these thing on Omega Vsj843?
Hi Alex. The VSJ843 doesn't come with a homogenizing screen, so its "officially" impossible . However, I know John at Discount Juicers did it in this video: czcams.com/video/DnwuyCjTEng/video.html.
Can you buy this in the US?
Definitely. I'd suggest checking discountjuicers.com. John from there has good prices and really knows his stuff.
is it better than the Omega VSJ843 ?
The MMV is much faster both in preparation time and actual juicing time, although it takes longer to clean. The VSJ 843 (Sana 808) produces juice with less pulp and is easier to clean. They are both two of our favorite juicers.
Okay. And is it all possible with the Omega VSJ843 too ? (Sorbet)
@@vodkabitterlemon007 No, the VSJ843 does not have the option of a sorbet screen. You would need the MMV or Sana 828 for that.
vodkabitterlemon007 on the website omega vsj843 is authorized to make sorbets nut milk and nut butter even without the extra attachments. Even though it can it’s not the best tool for the job.
is it better than sana 707?
It depends on how you will use it. The MMV is a little easier to use because there is less prepping of ingredients. The Sana 707, as a horizontal, is more versatile and easier to clean. If I'm juicing a lot of spinach in the office, I'll usually grab the MMV because it's much easier to fill that big feeding tube with spinach leaves (and not have them fall everywhere). But at home I use the Sana 707 because it makes great juice and my wife uses it every day to process herbs.
which one is better the Omega Vsj843 or this MMV 702?
I like both of them and would say they are the top two verticals on the market right now. They both make great juice. Currently the MMV-702 is my daily machine for juicing, mainly because the overall time start to finish is less.
But does the MMV-702 take longer to clean than the VSJ843?
The MMV takes a little longer to clean because the juicing screen is larger and the feed chute is bigger. But because it juices faster due to less prep (and feeding with leafy greens is much faster) it probably is faster overall.
John at discount juicers tested them all and none of the vertical juicers produce less pulp than the VSJ843.
That has been our experience as well. The VSJ 843/Sana 808 make by far the clearest juice.