Oscar Juicers : F.A.Q's

How successful is the Oscar Vital Max 900 in processing grapes given that they have quite large, hard seeds? Also Parsley?
The Oscar will handle grapes with seeds without any problem as theoretically, the seeds are ’soaked’ - in grape juice!
The Oscar will process parsley very well indeed and there will be nothing wasted as the [...]

We did a questionnaire and one of the primary reasons people stopped juicing was because their juicers were difficult to clean. Luckily, these juicers are SO EASY to clean! You won’t stash it to the back of the cupboard because cleaning these really isn’t an issue.
All the parts can be easily rinsed under running water. [...]

Making pasta or noodles. How do the machines do this?
Take whatever type of flour you choose. You can add juice for colour and flavour instead of water as a mixing agent. For pasta, it’s a good idea to add an egg to the mixture. Keep the mixture as dry as you can. Put the mincing [...]

How does the quality of workmanship compare between the Oscar Living Juicer and the Oscar Vital Max?
Both of the Oscars are produced in the same way, using quality components and engineering methods. Invented by Mr Kim in Korea, the Oscar Living Juicer was the original single gear juicer. It has recently been re-released with a [...]

Is it possible to upgrade my existing single gear juicer to an Oscar front end?
Yes. The Oscar front end will fit most single gear juicers available in Australia. The Oscar front end is easier to clean and delivers more juice that is less pulpy. All that is needed is an Oscar locking clip, which can [...]

What kind of produce does Oscar juice?
The Oscar will juice most types of fruit and vegetables. It is excellent for very fibrous vegetables such as carrots and beetroot and for more stringy leafed vegetables such as celery and silverbeet. All types of herbs can be juiced. Having fresh fruit and vegetables will also improve your [...]

Are Oscar juicers able to do wheatgrass juice?
Yes, they easily extract juice from wheatgrass, barley grass and other leafy greens. In fact, many commercial juice bars use our machines specifically for wheatgrass juice. That’s how highly they are regarded.

What is the difference between the Oscar range of juicers and other juicers on the market?
Firstly, there are significant differences between ‘Living Juicers’ and the conventional centrifugal type of juicers. The centrifugal juicers spin at very high speeds; between 2000 and 10,000 RPM. They juice in an entirely different way to our juicers. They grate the produce and spin [...]

Nut butters? How do the machines do this?
The machines easily make nut paste or nut butter. Adding a oil as your pour in the nuts will result in a creamier, smoother nut butter. Take any type of nut or a mixture of nuts. Soak them for around six to eight hours if they are hard nuts.
Run them [...]