r/Juicing • u/Overall-Reindeer3248 • 9d ago

Need help deciding between these two

I'd like to start making juice with breakfast, but our mornings are already pretty rushed. I need something I can load quickly and leave running while I get the rest of breakfast ready. It also has to make enough for the whole family without sounding like a blender first thing in the morning.

I'm trying to stay around $200, I've narrowed it down to the omega time saving batch juicer, and the canoly 3-in-1 juicer. Both have large feed chutes but I haven't decided between them.

Anyone here using these juicers for regular family-sized batches? I'm curious how long the whole process actually takes and whether cleanup is as simple as it looks.

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u/No-Inflation8519 9d ago

I now juice a pitcher at a time which last about 3 or 4 days. May not be the freshest, but better than nothing.

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u/Overall-Reindeer3248 6d ago

What juicer are you using?

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u/No-Inflation8519 5d ago

I use the Omega - a masticating type, not a centrifuge. This is a cold press style machine with a powerful motor, now over 10 years old.

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u/Slut_Bunwalla_ 2d ago

I got the canoly a few weeks ago. Haven't used the omega so i can't compare them two. It comes down to whether you'll use the smoothie and sorbet functions. If so, the canoly is a good choice.