The Bailey Report.
A comparative study of the operation and efficiency of machine “A”, a leading centrifugal juicer; machine “B”, described as being a juicer, grater and homogenizer; and machine “N”, a Norwalk hydraulic press juicer and a chemical analysis of the mineral content of the extracted juices.
As a result, Uniform five pound samples of carrots, parsley, and celery were run on each of the machines with the following results:
Norwalk Juicers, better than the rest.
This study indicated that the Norwalk Produces a much greater amount of juice from a given sample than does either of the other juicers. The extremely fine pulp produced by the Norwalk and the very great pressure applied by the hydraulic press would appear to account for the greater yield of juice and the very marked superiority in the extraction of mineral content.
Respectfully submitted by Leroy J. Bailey, ChemistFollow me on social media.