Frequently Asked Questions - Juice

Cold-pressed juice is when you apply pressure to the produce in order to get the maximum amount of juice and nutrients. This method preserves the integrity of the juice, leaving it fully packed with its original flavor and nutrients.
 

**To learn about how cold-pressed juice is made, please scroll down to "Are all juicers the same?" :)

 It's all in how the juice is extracted from the ingredients:

• Cold-Pressed Juice: Juice that is extracted by applying pressure with the Hydraulic Juice Press as stated above (presses ingredients - a stationary and gentle process, no forcing through metal screen)

• Fresh Juice: juice that is extracted via centrifugal, masticating, or twin-gear juicers (No pressing involved! Produce is forced through a metal screen instead).
   

**To learn about the differences between juicers, please scroll down to "Are all juicers the same?" :)

Not at all! In fact, only ONE of the four juicers actually make cold-pressed juice.
 

The extracting process for centrifugal (most common household juicer), masticating, and twin-gear juicers do not involve pressing the ingredients at all! Instead, the produce is forced through a sharp metal screen.

Why does this matter? The problem is in the process. By forcing the ingredients through the screen, it generates both heat and oxidation and therefore, damages all the wonderful nutrients you are trying to drink! The result is a pulpy, foamy juice that separates quickly, has damaged nutrients, and up to 30% of solids per serving (ex. skins, seeds, stems, and indigestible fiber).

So how do you get that beautifully smooth and tasty juice? That's where the four juicer comes into play: the Hydraulic (or Pneumatic) Juice Press. This is the best juicer on the market for creating true cold-pressed juice. Instead of having the process like the ones listed above, the Hydraulic press has a two stage process: 

1. Ingredients are chopped in the grinder (skins and all) and fall directly into the press for the second stage
2. Ingredients are then pressed together to extract the juice (using a stationary and gentle process verses being forced through a metal screen)

The result: A clean, smooth, brightly colored juice that contains no foam or pulp with wholesome nutrients and only 0.3% of solids. That sounds much better!

Compared to our competitors, we use our Hydraulic Juice Press to make our juice. This way we can provide you with the most smooth, flavorful, and nutrient dense juice you can get on the market! We also do not add any refined sugars, preservatives, and food dye. Just Mother Nature's ingredients - simple and pure, just the way juice was meant to be!

In addition, Gone Juicing only uses 100% cold-press juice in all of our beverages. This includes both our layered drinks (teas, lattes, lemonades, etc.) and smoothies. 

They are non-dairy alternatives to dairy milk because they are made from a water-based plant. Some examples of plant mylks include: almond, walnut, seed, pecan, oat, and cashew. These mylks are great for those who need something that is easily digestible and/or free of lactose and soy. 

This is to help separate the identities between the two products (plant vs animal). 

The US FDA defines milk products as “Food products made exclusively or principally from the lacteal secretion obtained from one or more healthy milk-producing animals, e.g., cows, goats, sheep, and water buffalo..."

As a result, the alternative spelling (mylk) was born!

We make all of our plant mylks in-house! 

Each mylk includes: plant/nut, natural sweetener(s), real vanilla extract, and salt (to help preserve). That's it! No refined sugars, food dyes or preservatives!

• Our Storefront: We are located at 4036 Madison Street in New Port Richey

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