Tribest Juice Extractor - Deluxe
- Full-Featured Model, comes with attachments for making pasta and breadsticks/rice cakes
- Patented Twin Gear technology yields juice with unsurpassed nutritional quality
- Handles a variety of produce, such as fruits, carrots, leafy greens, wheat grass, and nuts
- Magnetic and Bioceramic technology stabilizes juice, allowing it to stay fresh longer
- Low noise operation! Automatic pulp ejection allows for continuous juicing
Product Description
The Tribest GreenStar 3000 Juicer is a vegetable juicer that comes with a pasta maker set with 2 settings and breadstick/rice cake maker set. The Green Star GS3000 gives you vesatility and is truly the only juicer machine you will ever need! Fresh pasta and juice from one machine.
A Green Star Juice Extractor is an electric juicer that can be used for juicing fruits and vegetables of virtually every description -- from hard roots (carrots, ginger) to fibrous stalks (celery) to even the toughest leafy greens (kale, wheat grass).Works as a food mill for preparation of baby foods, sorbets and nut butters
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Tribest Juice Extractor - Deluxe
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- Publisher: Tribest
- Label: Tribest
- Studio: Tribest
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 8 reviews
- Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #143370
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Comparing juicers --Hard working juicer but has some problems 2008-07-11
Comment: I had my GreenStar for four years. I juiced from 8-13 juices a day and it kept running. It was much cheaper than the Norwalk juicer and probably a lot easier to clean with less steps involved in juicing, although the pulp was not as dry as it could be. I decided to try the Super Angel mainly because it was impossible to clean the Green Star. The plastic pieces are stained and it looks pretty awful (but remember 4 years of daily juicing!) since the Super Angel 3500 is made entirely of stainless steel. The Green Star is around $450 and the Super Angel is $800 so you are paying more. But here are the differences: SA much easier to put together- 3 parts vs GS at 7. SA much quieter. SA much easier to clean and sterilize (you can put stainless steel in dishwasher but not the GS with its plastic). Finally, the pulp is drier with the SA meaning you are extracting more vitamins and minerals and buying less produce. I haven't had the SA long so I don't know if it has the staying power of the GS but I'm extremely happy with the results. If you can afford it I would suggest the SA. It would probably have made up the difference in cost with the produce I was juicing fairly quickly (at 8-13 juices a day). I started juicing after I was dx with clear cell ovarian cancer. I was very serious about juicing but didn't think I would be able to consistently juice with the Norwalk (too hard & time consuming). Although I haven't used a Norwalk (I have seen videos on how to juice with it) I don't think you could get any more juice from the SA pulp and the SA is a lot cheaper than the Norwalk, which at the last time I looked into it was running around $2000..
But back to the Greenstar: I have to say for the money the GS was a faithful worker but terrible to clean. Since Amazon doesn't sell the Super Angel I goggled it and order it from another site. I've ordered hundreds of items, books, gifts, etc. from Amazon and I would have liked to order the Super Angel 3500 from them but they didn't carry it.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: awesome juicer 2008-04-04
Comment: This machine is just as great as everyone says. I use it every morning and a glass of fresh juice is the first thing I consume. The green star is tough as nails, produces more juice volume than pulp volume, and the quality of the juice is phenomenal. Plus it's shockingly quiet, so you can guiltlessly make juice in the wee hours and not worry about waking the other members of your household with the racket coming from the kitchen. Clean up is not that big of a deal, start to finish the whole process of making, cleaning up, and consuming my breakfast is around 20 minutes.
My only complaint, and this is minor given the overall performance of the machine, is that information about using the pasta and bread stick attachments is very minimal.
The DVDs focus exclusively on juicing and sorbet making, almost to the point of being tedious, and the manual has only very brief descriptions for either process. I've made amazing sprouted wheat crackers because I'm willing to experiment, but the booklet only mentions sticks. The pasta recipe calls for "premade pasta dough mix", which I didn't know existed, and the only piece of advice given for processing is that the dough shouldn't be "too wet".
I'd appreciate more specifics, especially when considering the same manual includes multitudes of recipes for juice concoctions, which are far easier to come up with by good old fashioned trial and error. Why not include some recipes for coconut noodles or alternatives for those with certain grain allergies? Why weren't these more technical processes included in the video how-tos? Shoving fruits and veggies into a shoot isn't all that mentally or culinarily (is that a word?) demanding. I suppose I can find pasta recipes for other machines online and adopt them, but if the advertising is going to hype the extra features of their product, the buyer should feel confident in their ability to utilize those features to the fullest extent and shouldn't feel obligated to search for outside information for guidance.
Still, four and a half out of five stars. I'll be using this machine when I'm 75, hopefully.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Wonderful 2008-02-08
Comment: This did everything that the websites and consumer reports said it would. Truly a wonderful item that every kitchen should have.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: no tomatoes, please 2007-01-04
Comment: greatest juicer for the money on the market BUT it won't do tomatoes! The seeds jam the filter and kaput on the tomatoe juice! Otherwise, the juicer is superb and built like a rock. tom s.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Green Star Juicer 2006-05-03
Comment: I've used centrifugal juicers for over 10 years. They are good machines but upgraded to a Green Star recently.
The machine is heavy duty and appears well made.
I get about 1/3 more juice with this machine than with my current centrifugal juicer, (i.e., L'Equip standard sized machine). The pulp is drier.
The juice tastes very good. I drink the juice immediately so I don't know about storing it, etc.
Clean up takes a little longer but is very easy.
I can't think of any bad things to say. It definitely does a much better job with greens than the centrifugal machine. This is a solid juicer IMHO.
Also, it makes very good frozen sorbets like strawberries, blueberries, etc. (Another reason I upgraded from the centrifugal juicer.)
I recommend this juicer.
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