Watch BEFORE you buy a STEAM JUICER!

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After making fruit juice for years the old fashioned way I was so excited about purchasing a steam juicer. Was it the best decision I made??
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@duanelee6208 11 месяцев назад

I think you're doing something wrong. I have been steam juicing for about 7 years. This year I juiced 44 quarts of cherry juice which were done in 0ne day. If you are getting bits of fruit in the juice you must be pressing down the fruit. I also juice grapes, elderberries, apples and beets. Only the beets take more than 30 minutes to completely steam down. No seedding, no peeling, very little mess. I do it outside to keep the heat out of the house using my camp stove. One 3 gallon propane bottle provides all of my heat for the canning season normally canning 0- - 100 quarts of juice to be used in jelllies, drinking, etc. I completely disagree with your analysis and I have been canning and helping other people can for 60 years. The pulp goes into compost and to the chickens. Nothing gets wasted.

@thomaswilliams1542 8 месяцев назад

I love my too

@angelasscrappykitchen 3 месяца назад

Thanks for watching the video. I honestly can't justify spending all that time. Steam canning fruit when I can just boil the fruit for 20 minutes and can it up and I'm not spending hours on the stove wasting gas. I've been canning juice for. I don't even know how many years and I was told that this steam canning was going to be the best thing ever and honestly I don't believe it is. I get way better results boiling the fruit and water straining it and it's a lot less hassle and a lot less work at the end of the day which is what matters because I don't want to spend my life refilling the bottom part of the steamer with water every 40 minutes

@cherylb.9766 Месяц назад

I'm looking at getting a stream juicer but reviews are all over the place. Some day plastic tube gets to hot and falls off others say turn nozzel gets to hot to handle. A lot say the fit between pans is not good and steam gets out making a mess everywhere. Others say they absolutely love it! Prices can go from 69 to 269 from what I've seen. Do you have any good advice on which is best to buy? Thank you!

@davidgleason6323 День назад

@@angelasscrappykitchenI’m hearing this lady say you are packing it too tightly to let the steam permeate & quickly work. Could that be a factor?

@ladyroselyn8637 Год назад

I use the steam juicer and have no issues with it. The difference is you’re getting fruit concentrate instead of the water boil method where it’s already “mixed”. I can jar up fruit concentrate and have it ready to go and save space on my shelves.

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

great feedback, thanks for watching :)

@andrewyek 11 месяцев назад

Is there any recommend youtube video doing the exact thing you do with the steamer.. i also want to know how you use it (correctly) and what is the end product. Thanks. I have this thing used only once and gave up.. exactly the same scenario as this youtuber.

@thomasedison2007 11 дней назад

i appreciate balanced reviews

@shirleywilliams2448 Месяц назад

I’ve had mine for 2 years. Juiced grapes, apples, cherries. I love it. Had no problems and it was way faster and not as much mess having to strain the old way. I get my water to a boil and then turn it down. It’s still boiling but not on high. I love it.

@lindap9079 10 месяцев назад

I love my steam juicer. Yes, it does take some time for the juice to release from the fruit, but I am patient. I got it as a gift last year and I have made apple juice, grape juice and blackberry juice (some of which I turned into the best ever blackberry jelly)

@krislange1186 11 месяцев назад

We have been using a steam juicer since the 1970's. A batch of cup up tomatoes to the top will give us over 1 1/2 gals. of juice. We wouldn't be without one. In fact we gave our 1st one to friends and purchased a second one which we have been using for 35 yrs. I also have done apple jelly in it. Ours look a lot bigger than yours. I also make my chicken and vegetable stocks in it.

@andrewyek 11 месяцев назад

pls do video of it.. maybe indeed we are missing something out. i also have one of this and after 1 time of usage, it is in my store room for ever.. because i also think it is a junk.

@deborahskelton1603 11 месяцев назад

Yes, I agree that something isn’t right with your pot. Love mine! I processed 6 quarts of chokecherries and ended up with 4 1/2 quarts of amazing juice in less than 45 minutes.

@SL_Smith 10 месяцев назад

My sister only uses hers for her Concord Grapes. She was processing for 45 to 60 minutes until we put less grapes in the top and got juice. The weight of the fruit packed in top meant the juice was being retained in the top. With less fruit the juice flowed freer.

@ricktyman4709 6 месяцев назад

I love concord grapes - it's real grape juice, as opposed to the other grapes that create an inferior juice.

@chiponvali5887 10 месяцев назад

I appreciate your honesty! Thank you very much for this information!

@KarnieB 10 месяцев назад

I am extremely happy that this is by far not the first video I watched on Steam juicing. I have literally watch dozens of videos and this is the first bad review I've seen. I will still be buying one

@zenophryk9419 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing. I also was looking at this device longingly, but then I saw how it worked, and I really don't want the condensed steam watering down my juice. I process a lot of apples, quince and blackberries. I have an induction stove top, so I have good efficiency. I have tried a screw press type of processor, which works well, but does leave a lot of fine pulp in the juice. So my current method is a regular press using cloth bags and some other modifications. And I don't get watered down juice, but it is a bit of a process.

@leewillis2908 11 месяцев назад

This will not water down your juice. If anything, it is more concentrated.

@deannacorrea1517 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for your review/advise! How would you process blackberries?

@selbar1 Год назад

I love my steam juicer. Makes amazing apple cider and grape juice and perfect for making jellies

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

I agree it's great for jellies but not for juice. Thx for watching

@j.s.1816 Год назад

Thanks for the information!

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

you're welcome

@geoffoutdoors 4 месяца назад

THANKS FOR THIS VID! I have that unit as a water distiller, which its good for... thought about buying the collander and lid for steam juicing, but now probably won't bother.

@yahushaismyshepherd1179 11 месяцев назад

Glad I watched this video was debating on getting one. Think I will stick to the old way.

@angelasscrappykitchen 11 месяцев назад

Thx for watching

@ramonecd Год назад

I am using it for quinces. And yes It takes such a long time. Not sure if I could get a clear enough juice by straining but maybe I will try a side by side comparison and check it out.

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

that's a great idea to compare the two, I did end up returning the steamer and have gone back to making juice the old fashioned way, which is way faster and costs less in electricity and gas. Good look on your comparison :) thanks for watching

@jamifrank9501 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing! My mother in law swears by this for doing grape juice and bought me one. I literally wanted to know the efficiency and you answered that question. We have electric and it’s costly so I really appreciate your time!! Thank you!

@rejn1420 11 месяцев назад

this person is wrong She’s definitely doing something wrong.

@UpNorth069 11 месяцев назад

@rejn1420 Yep, she's definitely screwing up somewhere!

@andrewyek 11 месяцев назад

@@rejn1420why don't you do a video on how she was doing it wrong ? so that we all benefit from proof ?

@andrewyek 11 месяцев назад

why don't you do a video on how she was doing it wrong ? so that we all benefit from proof ?

@onThisJourney 10 месяцев назад

You should still try it for yourself if you already have one.

@wendya1250 Год назад

I think it may depend on what fruit you are juicing. I've used it for concord grapes and it did great.

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

I didn't try it with grapes but I tried it with so many other fruits and it was just such a waste of gas time and energy. But I did not try it with grapes though. Thanks for the feedback and for watching:)

@SergioJoelLeivaBenegas Год назад

@@angelasscrappykitchen We have one of those that my grandparents would have use 50 years ago, or even more, these pots are good mainlly for grapes. The juice is amazing!

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

@@SergioJoelLeivaBenegas thanks for watching and the great feedback :)

@offplumbnan7562 11 месяцев назад

Elderberries - amazing. VERY quick. There are variations between brands as well - often you get what you pay for. The seal between layers matters. If a lot of steam is escaping it will take more time. When I apply some pressure to the top it makes a difference too - rather like a "fast forward."

@andrewyek 11 месяцев назад

@@SergioJoelLeivaBenegas hmm. for grape.. i wanted to make grape juice for Holy Communion .. but i wish to make the juice that the fragrant stays (instead of boiling off the fragrant ) and "if possible" no need to store all those volume in fridge (if possible at all).

@maryjoboyle606 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for posting this. I've heard from so many people that steam juicers are the bomb, but ut nade bi sebse ti ne. I have a small townhouse and you have spared me from buying a useless item that takes up so much space,

@thomaswilliams1542 8 месяцев назад

I never had those problems, I love me. I made gallons of grape 🍇 beets made veggie broth. V8 juice I put like 3 marbles in the water so you know when the water is low and it doesn't take hours to make juice

@cherylb.9766 2 месяца назад

I appreciate your opinion on that juice. I would really have liked to see the steps you took with your method!

@angelasscrappykitchen Месяц назад

I did exactly what the instructions said and what every RU-vid video says....you get steamed juice, but I honestly can't justify the hours spent doing that method and paying for the electric bill because it takes so long, when I get 32 Litres of juice in 20min...lol Thanks for watching!!

@anniebaldwin5417 Год назад

I did peaches must be ripe I cut them filled it got half gallon plus 1 pint it took 2 hr if you fill it when gets low must be boiling water I love it. Apples then applesause

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

Thx for watching and the tip

@MrGoatlady 8 месяцев назад

I'm so sorry you had a bad experience. I'm not sure what went wrong, I've been using one for years. Yes it takes about 45 minutes to an hour for the juice to come out but I get double or triple what you got. I usually do apples and sometimes berries though. I find other things to do around the kitchen or house while I'm waiting and just stick that hose thingy in a big pot so I don't have to watch it to close. Did you turn the heat on high? I always keep it boiling really good. Sounds like your good with what you were doing previously so thats good.

@dravonwalker2352 Год назад

I was wondering about the time commitment since that wasn’t mentioned in the videos I’ve seen. Thank you!

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

thanks for watching, in previous batches it took me a few hours. approx 4-5. with finally calling it quits, i gave up after 2 hours. i didnt get much juice from the other fruits mentioned either.

@rejn1420 11 месяцев назад

She’s wrong don’t listen to it

@GulliverBarb 9 месяцев назад

I love mine. Not the same brand as yours. Mine is fast. I do tomato, apple, grapes, and all berries. 30-40 minutes tops. Awesome to get tomato paste.

@bcase2056 Год назад

I put all my fruit through a food mill. However I do have a steam juicer and I use it regularly for jelly I want clear. I haven't had a problem with particles getting into my juice in my juice but I have never done fruit fruit it's always been grapes or berries. For me it's just another tool.

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

I don't make jellies which is what its probably a better tool for. I did end up returning my steam juicer and just went back to making juice the old fashioned way. Thanks for watching :)

@jerryjohnson9044 Год назад

Its a better way when you get used to it .tip sprinkle sugar on the fruit helps pull the sugar out of fruit i dont think yoh are getting it hot enough.

@steveandrews8301 Год назад

Looking for your video on using your large stock pot for making fruit juice - I don't see it anywhere. Can you please provide the link to it? Thanks much! Great video.

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zOqSq4jQMX8.html Here's the episode thx for watching

@tomspoerl3696 5 месяцев назад

Hope you still have the juicer. get it another try. it take a few runs to get the best results. I've had pretty good results. it's not a fast process though.

@justmephoebe Год назад

I wonder if it’s just about the brand of the steam juicer. I have two different brand of juicer. I have like yours, yes I agree it takes longer and constant refilling the water. But I still enjoy the ease of using it and so I bought another one but more expensive and bigger qt. I like the current one, it’s from Norpro. I can tell the quality difference. You also don’t need to refill as often as the other one. I don’t even check often until 40mins or so, depends on the ripeness of the fruit. The best thing is I can save the pulp without being too juicy and messy.

@Plantsonpurpose Год назад

I have a regular juicer that juices fruits and veggies. I am curious how you make juice the other way, not with the steamer. Thanks for sharing!

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

Thx for watching. I'm goingto have a video with making apple juice the non steam juicer way. Stay tuned.

@cbebutuoy 10 месяцев назад

I hope by now you've had a better experience with the juicer than what you show here. I "juiced" one home depot bucket full of apples today using the steamer you have on your vieo. It took about 90 minutes and I got one gallon of juice. It was frighteningly easy to use successfully. I'm a beginner at making juice. You have now read every single thing I know about juicers.

@jdm3111 Год назад

I really appreciate your video/opinion, but there are many more uses of a steam juicer then just making juice. I just received one, not used it yet; but now that I have one (the reason I looked on YT and found your video) I have so many ideas on what to use it for.

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

Thanks for watching

@bigwooly8014 Год назад

Deep South Homestead cooked a turkey on one and collected the broth while it cooked. Think she said it took 2hrs.

@bella-xj1nl 10 месяцев назад

Oh great! I purchased one which will be here tomorrow. WAS looking forward to making Elderberry jellies & some juice. Guess not. 🤣🤣😂😂 Thanks for the tips!! They do make sense after watching your video.TY

@janicegebauer2842 10 месяцев назад

I have one and love it for elderberry juice, blackberries too.

@bella-xj1nl 10 месяцев назад

@@janicegebauer2842 well......I went out and picked a couple tubs of Elderberries, come home to my steamer waiting for me to put it to use. IT'S AMAZING! It made 10 cups of juice in no time!! I'm so excited. It's amazing, just sorry I haven't purchased on sooner.....no more messes in the kitchen!

@yousifucv Год назад

Looking forward to the big-pot-method video

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

The episode is up:) thx for watching!!

@BrattyPatriot 10 месяцев назад

Excellent info and honesty. I've have a question. Wouldn't one be also getting the water that's in the bottom into any juices? It steams and then falls. I've watched a few doing apples and when they're done, it's not as if the apples in the top are dry, therefore there is still lots of juice there. We know peaches are juicy, but with you only getting that much in a quart, wasn't most of that the water that was put into the bottom and steaming? P.S.--I have done juicing the old way and of course that obeliterates the fruit to really bust up the cells holding the water. For clear jelly you wouldn't press but if you didn't care, you press the fruit to get more juice. Question then is..........am I not correct that with this juicer, you're really not getting much of the actual fruit juice? I was debating on this steam juicer but couldn't wrap my head around just ending up with the juice of the fruit and not alot of added water.

@DebbieCWellness 8 месяцев назад

That’s exactly my question as well, I’d like it for rose pedals to make rose water, which is essence and a water but to extract juice from fruit I could be wrong but I think it would be mostly water?

@2620joy 10 месяцев назад

Love mine I juice grapes only

@talpalatnyizold 9 месяцев назад

I abolutely agree with you. This is a very slow method. Waste (time) and energy. Work with soft fruits maybe. I tried with apple. After one and half hour I got 7,5 dl of juice and I burned lot gas with my cook stove. So I finished that. Best way to chop fruits and press with grape presser. Same time but without energy (electricity/gas).

@TheInquisitiveFarmwife Год назад

Hello Angela! That’s my name too! I absolutely LOVE my steam juicer! One full batch will give me several quarts, and I have never had fragments of fruit, maybe yours had a defect? I do usually use frozen fruit, maybe that make as difference? Typically I just freeze all my fruit as is comes in and then I process it later. I feel you really should return this one and try another!

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

I did end up returning this. I enjoy making kompot with the fruit. It's waaay faster. Thanks for watching this episode as well:)

@offplumbnan7562 11 месяцев назад

YES - me too - much faster with frozen! The cellulose is broken down already and a lot faster. With elderberries, it looks like there is a lot of juice missed, but when we put the "leftovers" in the Foley mill, there was very little juice left in spite of appearances. 5 Qt juice per steamer basket is pretty reliable with elders, about 45 min for fresh and maybe 25 for frozen. Estimate.

@nataliedyck8312 11 месяцев назад

@@offplumbnan7562you are saying a basket of elderberries gives 5 litres (20 cups) of juice? That sounds like a lot of liquid. I’ve never heard of a steam juicer until a few days ago and it seems to me the juice would include a lot of steam as it would run down the pot walls as water.

@offplumbnan7562 11 месяцев назад

@@nataliedyck8312 Yup. Steam gos up, juice goes down. We often freeze the berries first - easier to remove from stems AND it juices quicker - the cellulose is already broken down by freezing. For jam we put the leftover mash through foley mill; for juice we don't.

@andrewyek 11 месяцев назад

@@offplumbnan7562 So, the key is to freeze the fruit (to break the cells) then dump into this steamer to do the rest. How long (steam time) for how much volume (of frozen fruit) ? Thanks. i really need some advice on using this.

@heatherthunderhawk485 11 месяцев назад

I agree. gas is now expensive too here in europe. It is a waste of money and time. Much faster with cooking even if one has to wait for the straining with a fine particle cloth.

@angelasscrappykitchen 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching

@gela9649 Год назад

What's your opinion on pressure canners? A worthy investment or would old style water bath do? Thanks

@yahushaismyshepherd1179 11 месяцев назад

Best investment you will ever make is a pressure canner. It allows you to can meat and low acid foods. I also use my pressure canner for water bath canning offruit, jams and pickles.

@dallyuk 10 месяцев назад

Best thing ever I use a dental autoclave and it’s perfect 🤩

@cynthiahurry-asoulsearcher729 5 месяцев назад

Totally agree with nearly everyone else here, it's s case of user error. Firstly, don't run it at a ripping boil and water won't pour out. There's just no need and it's part of the reason ur running out of water so often also. I make apple juice regularly and it's so concentrated it's the consistency of peach nectar.

@texasmom35 3 месяца назад

No way no way and did I say no way you get your big pot to boil and have juice in 20 min!!!! I am a canner from decades ago and when I water bath it takes a long time to get my pot to heat up.

@Dave-jp4by Год назад

Does the quality of the outcome in terms of taste and purity differ?

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

In my experience I have found that yes the juice is more concentrated. But when you factor in the length of time that it takes the amount of energy for gas that I'm paying for in order to get the juice does not benefit doing it this way. The taste, however at the end of the day does not differ either between doing it this way and doing it the other way that I always have done it

@emperornero2511 10 месяцев назад

I don't know why it take so long for you😀 I juice a 100 lbs of grapes in one long evening. I love mine!!! sooo worth it.

@maaritsteinwedel4351 11 месяцев назад

I agree with other comments, I’ve used this steam juicer for years, remember you are getting pure juice not watered down juice, it’s a concentrate. Then the steam issue you are having is because you are boiling the water too high of temperature. Mine never seeps over. The last thing is you get a pulp of fruit you can use that still retains all its flavor to make jams, puddings, sauces, pies. Maybe look on RU-vid to see how other people use it. Like I said, I grew up using this type of steam juicer and it is brilliant.

@zenophryk9419 11 месяцев назад

I watched a bunch of video's and in a lot of the cases, the amount of juice being extracted was more than the amount of fruit being put in. Which makes sense since the steam really has no where to go but to condense back into water and end up in the juice collection section, therefore watering down the juice. It's going to be the opposite of a concentrate, since a concentrated juice would have less water in it that it does naturally . And you can't boil water at too high a temperature. the water boils at 212 deg F so it's kind of a self limiting process. Sure, you can have a slow or rolling boil, which is really just an indication that the entire water volume is getting to the same temp. but if the water were to get higher than 212, at standard sea level, it would no longer be liquid. She may have overfilled the water level, certainly possible. So while I think this type of juicer may be good for certain things, it certainly won't work for making jellies very efficiently like I was hoping.

@user-nb5sv7cr6g Год назад

Thanks for the heads up!

@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649 11 месяцев назад

I got 3 1/2 quarts of elderberry in 40 minutes with mine.

@ricktyman4709 6 месяцев назад

Why not just use a regular juicer? This method seems less efficient than just using a masticating juicer.

@gela9649 Год назад

How timely, thank you. I was literally debating buying a juicer today but wanted to watch a few options. You just saved me $200.-

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

You're very welcome! Some people love them and I get that this is excellent for making jelly or at least a liquid for making jelly. But yes to make juice totally not worth it. Thank you so much for watching! :)

@maaritsteinwedel4351 11 месяцев назад

Check my comment, she is doing something wrong - the product type is brilliant. She doesn’t know how or what she is doing.

@denisdyck8800 11 месяцев назад

@@maaritsteinwedel4351 I suspect that she is overfilling it with fruit. For instance, we get about 2.5 litres of concentrated crabapple juice in the first 45 min and if we want to leave it more we get another 1-1.5 litres in the next 45 min. This technique of producing juice has been loved for decades for a reason...

@heherttu 6 месяцев назад

@@maaritsteinwedel4351 I agree. I have watched these being used since I was a toddler by my grandma (Mehu-Maija), and now own my own (Mehu-Liisa). Definitely something odd going on. Perhaps the "fruit" didn't have a lot of moisture and she forgot to add water for the steam to extract the juice and flavor? Maybe her fruit pieces were too large.

@daviddiller9266 Год назад

Works great for rhubarb.

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

That I didn't know!! Rhubarb juice is definitely something I'm going to have to try next year. Thanks so much for watching:)

@bgnunya5505 Год назад

Just ran across your video. If I understand correctly, you filled the middle section with fruit but it is supposed to go in the top section. My steam juicer works beautifully. Pretty sure you just misunderstood and put fruit in wrong section. Give it another try with the fruit in the top 🙂

@angelasscrappykitchen Год назад

Great feedback :) i did put the fruit at the very top and it drips down into the middle section where the hole for the spout is and I did read the instructions before beginning. This type of steam juicer is only really useful if you're wanting to make jelly. However, I was making juice and in my experience waiting 2 hours for 500 ml of peach juice was just not what I'm wanting to do. Thanks for watching

@justmejust4553 Год назад

@@angelasscrappykitchen peaches dont release as much juice as other fruits. ive used it for watermelons apples grapes ect ect and it gave me a good outcome. Before calling it "Junk" you may have needed to experiment more with it. i even use t to make tomato juice i love the final product. the more ripe the fruit is the more juice you get

@ChrisTrail 11 месяцев назад

I just used mine for first time tonight with tomato. Looks like I just got water out and very little tomato juice. I agree with author...this so far is the most disappointing item I've bought. Woah I had seen this video first and saved my money.

@nataliedyck8312 11 месяцев назад

@@ChrisTrailI’ve used other kinds of steamers for cooking vegetables and other foods . In my 25 years cooking with it I’d say there is a lot of hot steam that turns into water that runs down the lid and walls of the pot. Im actually wandering if it’s just flavoured steam water

@rejn1420 11 месяцев назад

OK then the only thing left is that your stove is crappy. Maybe you have those little tiny 5000 BTU gas burners. Don’t use the center burner if it is the lowest BTU Unless you pay good dollars for your stove you’re better off cooking outside on a camp stove. Just pay the extra $3000 and get the good one. You won’t regret it as for the machine there excellent it’s never taken over 20 25 minutes for me. I do cut the beats and Asian pears in half.

@myothernewname 9 месяцев назад

Sounds to me like you put the fruit in the wrong compartment

@jBigjohndoe1971 Месяц назад

Perhaps your fruit was still a bit young. Using fruit that's extra juicy and mature produces far better quality and quantities of juice than crisp fruit.

@smilegrant1 8 месяцев назад

Ones opinion is not that of others. If you don't have the time to make juice, then do it your other way! Your video is not very helpful, except I hear criticism only. You are not using it correctly. Make sure the hose is pointed down. Here is another video you may want to look into! She got far more juice than you are leading onto. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x-UZSXpaIbM.html

@pennysimmons841 Месяц назад

You must be doing something wrong i l;I’ve my steam pot

@lettybromenschenkel5807 7 месяцев назад

that is BS... I fill the strainer to the top with grapes, blues, fruit... I get 8 quarts and it takes less than 1 hour.. why are you lying... you do NOT put fruit into the juice collector... gawd..

@angelasscrappykitchen 7 месяцев назад

That's not where I put it but thank you for your input. There is no lying in this video. This is my own personal opinion as a state multiple times in this video, but thanks for watching 😁