Success with juicing sugar cane with a Breville Juicer. Complete step-by-step of how I do it. Links and pics at my blog: http://www.blogthebeach.com/2015/gard...
0:00 Introduction
1:15 Choosing and harvesting a cane.
2:37 Measuring the cane (just for fun).
3:41 Cutting the cane into manageable sections.
5:05 Washing the cane to get mold and bugs off.
5:47 Peeling the cane.
7:20 Cutting out the cane joints and preparing pieces for juicing.
10:06 How the Breville Juicer works.
12:29 Juicing the cane.
13:44 My impression of the Breville Juicer.
15:50 What the left-over pulp looks like.
17:48 Straining the juice before drinking.
18:19 Tasting the sugar cane juice!
18:45 Final thoughts about the results.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Because the juicer creates so many fine fiber particles, you MUST filter the juice through a very fine filter. The strainer I used was not enough. Drinking the juice gave me a stomach ache and gas. I ended up filtering the juice a second time through a white cotton t-shirt. It really took out a lot of indigestible pulp and the juice was much better. A commercial cane juicer actually crushes the cane with rollers and squeezes the juice out, so it does not create all the fiber in the juice.

Be sure to visit my blog post for more info, pics and links to the Breville juicer I used: http://www.blogthebeach.com/2015/gard...