hey! bananas are great for blender! take 3 bananas, 3 dates ( take out a seed/stone ) top up with glass of oat milk. I add up some date syrup ( squeezed dates ,) enjoy !
just got two boxes of meals. I've only tried the Nashville hot chicken with candied yams. From texture to taste to presentation it was bad.. like impressively bad. It looks like someone regurgitated a lean cuisine meal into an ungodly sludge. Maybe the others will be better 🤣
I want to first off say it was a good video. I am a critical thinker like yourself and I was wondering why everyone was saying all these great things about the Nama and I wanted to find some negatives to see pros and cons. The Nama is one of the few products that is worth the hype. This video confuses me because I feel that after the conclusion of your tests it went against your answer stating it was overhyped. I say that because for one you pointed out that this and Hurom was made by the same manufacturer which was a great observation which shows that they were built pretty similar. So how can as you say the BMW of juicers manufacturer makes one overhyped product (Nama) and the other is nearly perfect (Hurom) with such small differences? In comparison to your Hurom video the Nama runs more quiet, it juices more on certain ingredients according to your scorecard and it isn't too far off on the ingredients in which the Hurom juices better all at a cheaper price. In my opinion by that alone it would make the Hurom overhyped. The thing which you said made the Nama overhyped all came down to preferences which honestly came as a bit of a reach. It came off that way because you mention the temperature was a con but you didn't mention the temperature in your Hurom H400 follow up video so why make it an issue to make the Nama overhyped and one of the cons? Then all the issues you had with your tests it seemed like the Hurom struggled with too for example the issue with the ginger being juiced. To make it simple and plain it all came down to the Nama is not better than the Hurom because it's not easier to clean which is one trade off which price wise you are paying more for that preference. The other cons were more nitpicking like the cap coming off during cleaning. Lasty when I hear the word overhyped I usually think that it is a handful of products better or that a competitor can do what it does for a fraction of the price. The Hurom H400 we are comparing this to is 100 dollars more, no coupon codes like you mention that tons of people who has reviewed the Nama have, you also mentioned that Nama has excellent customer service and a 10 year warranty. If I paid the same amount as the Hurom I can get a bigger hopper for the Nama which is less prep time cutting produce because you can fit a whole pineapple in it. So could you please explain to me what makes purchasing a 100 dollar cheaper device that usually have discount codes, which is made from the same manufacturer of the BMW of juicers, that runs more quiet beating the Hurom H400 in different tests, that is backed up by a 10 year warranty and has excellent customer service overhyped? The Nama hype is real but I do respect your difference of opinion.
It actually has a 15 year warranty. Not sure what made him think that it was only 10 years. Assembly is super easy to me and so is clean-up. The one thing that I agreed with him is regarding the lid but my issue is different. Sometimes, it seems to come off too easily when I lift it to load in more produce. Like the latch is a bit loose. I let Nama know and they promptly sent out a new one.
OK I have two the beast and the one I always use Ninja Twist 1600 wats very load but does the job I was so happy I went back to ?Target and got my 2nd one for $120. I add mct oil and only use filtered water.I do not leave te skin on in refer over night they pop off.
I thought about getting a Nama because every juicing channel was pushing it...but I decided on a Tribest Dynapro Blender with Alex's Nut milk Bags. I do Vacuum Blending/Juicing and have been very happy with the set up. I do understand that it isn't for everyone. I might get the Hurom some day or possibly the Nama. I don't like how every You Tuber/juicing fanatic is pushing the Nama because they get a percentage of the sales.
Thanks for this, was just about to buy the revo830, h400 arrived today, by the time ive drank my drink ive cleaned it ready to go again. Good call much appreciated.
‼️ Thanks But No cooking Nut Milks‼️ PLUS as annoying as it is to get the blade into the basket of the almond cow. There is no grit no nut fiber to drink which CHOKES me so I have to vote for almond cow.‼️
the "no burning smells" part of the review is very helpful, I've seen bunch of Hurom H310 reviews but no one did a review on that part. again, thank you so much.
I simply don't understand. What is the difference between hurom H70 and H400. Why has company launched the product hurom H70 when there is nothing new in it comparable to hurom H400!!
It looks like the difference is in the size. The Hurom H70 is bigger than the Hurom H310 but smaller than the Hurom H400. Perfect for those who want to batch juice but want something a little more portable.
@@sprintkitchen9570 also Hurom H300 which is similar to H400 but smaller than h400 is already in market. Than why Hurom H70, like Hurom H300 has launched?
I simply don't understand. What is the difference between hurom H70 and H400. Why has company launched the product hurom H70 when there is nothing new in it comparable to hurom H400!!
Great question! So I haven't got my hands on the H70 yet but after looking at the description it's pretty much the same apart from the size. Hurom wanted to create a juicer that's smaller than the H400 but bigger than the H310 so you can make larger batches of juice.
@@sprintkitchen9570 also Hurom H300 which is similar to H400 but smaller than h400 is already in market. Than why Hurom H70, like Hurom H300 has launched?
Nice! Yeah some people like Nama. It's different when you've owned both juicers and have been testing them for awhile. At first I liked the Nama but after awhile I started to get annoyed by these small quirks and clean up time on the Hurom H400 always felt much faster. Nama's a good pick but I think the H400 has the edge
U are so biased. U use the same ingredient in the nama j2 n u complain how the ginger wasn't getting chopped, lol. But u saying in the hurum, u have to slice up the ginger. You can know that u are a hurum sale rep that is getting a percentage. It's no different from the nama j2 u silly
There may not be any scientific evidence that fruits and veggies are good for your healing, but there is biblical proof that we as humans are supposed to eat fruits and vegetables 💜
The nutr would be great to take on vacation for a quick single serve nut milk in the hotel room. I have a glass every morning but make bigger batches using my nutribullet and a nut bag. Will be buying this for travel. Thx for review
Vitamix makes the best tasting, creamiest nut milks, plus it's so versatile and can do a million other things. Mine lives on the counter, so there's no lugging required, and the cleanup is exactly as easy as the cleaning function shown with the Nutr: rinse, add water and a drop of dish soap, turn it on for a few seconds, and rinse again. I can make almond milk with either soaked or unsoaked almonds, and by blending it in the Vitamix and pouring through the nut milk bag and squeezing, the pulp is dry. More of the nuts are incorporated into the finished milk, which gives it that creamy texture. I tried several nut milk makers and realized that the Vitamix I already had was the perfect tool for the job. I am not a fan of gadgets that only do one thing, and my Vitamix can do so much more. The fact that I vastly prefer the almond milk it makes over the more watery, gritty ones from milk makers is icing on the cake. A Vitamix costs a bit more initially, but its versatility is unmatched. I view it as an investment, as my 20-year-old Vitamix is still going strong.
