The Hurom Chef GI is a helpful tool for many kitchen tasks. It can do a lot, from juicing fruits and vegetables, grinding food items, to kneading dough. It\u2019s made to help you in your everyday cooking.After using the Chef GI for a year, I can truly say that it\u2019s an important part of my kitchen. I\u2019ve used it mostly for juicing, and it\u2019s done a great job. Now, let\u2019s dig into more details in this Hurom Chef GI review.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Juicing Experience<\/strong> Pros<\/strong> Cons<\/strong>
One of the key features of the Chef GI is its extraction capability. The machine uses a fine strainer to ensure the complete separation of nutrients from the fibrous compounds in fruits and vegetables. This method provides a smooth texture to the juice.
However, I\u2019ve found that sometimes the juice can come out a bit pulpier than I would prefer. This seems to be especially true when juicing celery. If you\u2019re a fan of ultra-clear juice, you may find this to be a slight downside. A simple solution I found was using an additional IKEA RIKLIG strainer to filter the juice straight away from the juicer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Great looking & simple design for your kitchen
Really simple and fast cleaning, much easier than any other juicer I\u2019ve tried.
There is no need for cutting fibrous vegetables on small parts (e.g. celery) as this is the case with other \u201cnon horizontal\u201d juicers. For others juicers you need to cut fibrous vegetables on on 4cm pieces. The reason for this is that vertical juicers have chamber lids with knifes and are able to cut the pulp.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I\u2019ve found that sometimes the juice can come out a bit pulpier than I would prefer. This seems to be especially true when juicing celery. If you\u2019re a fan of ultra-clear juice, you may find this to be a slight downside. A simple solution I found was using an additional IKEA RIKLIG strainer to filter the juice straight away from the juicer.
The black piano finish on the top of the juicer is prone to micro scratches. But this is generally a problem with glossy piano finish surfaces.
The included container for juice can become cloudy over time. In my case, I believe the cloudiness was caused by celery juice. Now, I prefer to use a separate glass container for collecting juice.<\/p>\n\n\n\n