Professional Series JCR 700-Watt 2-Speed Juice Extractor Review

I purchased this juicer first. Used once, had to send off to the manufacture for repairs as the switch burn out. The 700 watt didn't seem to have enough power to handle juicing. The juicer was noisy, jumped around on the counter when feeding the fruit, veggies in the shute. The only good thing about this was the juice glasses

New Omega Model 4000 Pulp Ejector Juicer Nutrition Ctr Review

I read the reviews previously and some people have had trouble with the machine plugging up. I have never had a problem with it. I am concurrently using for juice fasting. Great machine! Would recommend it.

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New Omega Model 4000 Pulp Ejector Juicer Nutrition Center.The Omega Model 4000 is Omegas NEW Pulp Ejector style continuous Juicer.The Classic Looks of the Model 4000 will look attractive in any kitchen, either home or business. vThe simple touch of White Lustran Plastic and Surgical Stainless Steel is a look that will never change. The Model 4000 is stylish, durable, dependable, efficient and very easy to clean. It's no wonder this unit taking over the industry as the premiere "pulp ejector" style juicer. The operation of this machine is based on several industry leading designs. Motor: The 1/3 Horsepower 5200-RpmPermanent Magnet Motor is the most efficient motor you'll find in a juicer. That equates to less energy consumed every time you juice. This motor has tested so well we Omega is backing it with a 15-year warranty. Surgical Stainless Steel: The metal parts are all comprised of Surgical Stainless Steel. All of the Stainless Steel parts are either polished or sandblasted for functionality and attractiveness. Basket: Although pulp ejector baskets do not need precision balancing, it is necessary to have it as balanced as possible. One of the most common problems with the cheaper imported pulp ejectors is that the pulp sticks in the basket and makes the unit vibrate. We have found the perfect speed (Rpm's), mesh size, and basket dimensions (angle, diameter, and clearance) to give you the most juice from this style juicer. The Basket is very open so it is easy to clean. Blade: This 1/2 lb. Stainless Steel Blade efficiently pulverizes fruits and vegetables to effectively extract the maximum amount of juice from a pulp ejector style juicer. When you hold the blade you'll appreciate its weight knowing how durable it will be. Our blade alone outweighs the blade and basket of many other juicers. Bowl: The Bowl is manufactured from a thick, heavy duty gauge Surgical Stainless Steel. The outside of our bowl is polished to an attractive mirror like finish, the inside o

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Breville Die-Cast 800JEXL 1000-watt Juice Fountain Elite With Juice Jar and Mugs Review

This is a well made juicer, it tears through carrots and beets without a great deal of effort. It's not too difficult to clean, although cleaning it out isn't fun either. The basket that strains the juice clogs and must be brushed clean. I have tried the following produce with great success: carrots, beets, ginger, celery, apples and spinach. That's all - because that's all I really enjoy making regularly. I cannot say the pulp is extremely dry, but I use some of that pulp for baking and some for making vegetable stock for my soups and some goes straight to composting my herbs - so I cannot complain.

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* A powerful 1000 watts drive this top-of-the-line Juice Fountain Elite Juicer. * Designed to commercial standards, it features a die-cast metal base and extra large stainless feed chute so you can insert whole fruits and vegetables, cutting operating time considerably. * Two electronic speed controls let you juice hard and soft foods, while a micro mesh filter basket catches the pulp. * A large pulp container lets you continue juicing longer before emptying. * Holds a generous one liter. * When you're done, the unit cleans up effortlessly. * Best of all, you save time and money spent on pricey juice bars! -PLUS- Prodyne Acrylic 56 Oz Juice Jar With White Lid, Bodum Bistro White Porcelain 12oz Coffee Mug

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American Moline 104 Pulp Ejecting Stainless Steel Centrifigal Juicer Review

This juicer is NOT correctly described. After unsuccessfully trying to reach the warranty department (literally a week's effort, numeours phone calls (some phone numbers were disconnected, one number was already used by another business - auto repair of sorts), I found out that Moline went out of business about five years ago. The claim to 15 years warranty is, therefore, FALSE. I have contacted Amazon and asked them to correct this item description. It's a shame that a seller allowed this to happen.

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American Moline Model 4000 Pulp Ejector Juicer provides for continuous high-capacity juicing.The functional parts for juicing are all comprised of surgical stainless steel. The basket is hand balanced to virtually eliminate vibration while juicing a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. The other parts are comprised of a heavy-duty polycarbonate. *** History - Made in the U.S.A. The American Moline 104 is made in the USA by Moline Manufacturing. Moline has manufactured quality juicers since 1957 under brands such as Acme, Olympic, and Omega. In 2004 Moline made the decision to manufacture under the family brand of Moline / Titan Gold. Moline Manufacturing is synonymous with exceptional, handcrafted made in the USA quality going back 50 years as evidenced in the Omega brand name. In 2005 the American Moline / Titan Gold Model 104 supplanted the Omega 4000 as the leading USA made Pulp Ejecting Juice Extractor. The Moline American Classic 104 maintains the quality and performance of Moline Manufacturing Co. This juicer will last a lifetime, because the high quality workmanship and the materials used.

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Breville Juice Fountain Plus - JE95XL Review

Thumbs up:
I really like this machine.i used the HECK out of it.It is fast, easy to clean, and the two speed function is nice.The price is a nice place to start juicing. I like the wide mouth for apples and larger veggies. it is great for small juicing.

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It is not great for more juice than about 20 oz without cleaning.Many juice fasts call for about 30 oz of juice.It gets clogged and pulpy very fast.I sometimes have to run the pulp in to the machine again.The price is ok but the Sharper Image juicer is about $75 and it has the same functionality with a little less of a motor.I use this product a lot for 3 months - about 2 times a day.I have now upgraded to a champion commercial juicer for about $250.The Champion was recommended before I got this juicer.
Not a bad starter juicer.Maybe try to pay the money and get a better model.

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L'Equip 110.5 Grey Mini Pulp Ejection Juicer Review

An excellent juicer, has more power than any I could find in this price range. The motor does not wind down, all the pulp is ejected into the back container providing clean juice! I compared 6 juicers to this one and none could compare to its power. No problems with this at all since I purchased it and I use it every day. I like the stainless steel top where the extractor fits over, most other Juicers have plastic. This juicer is fast, fairly quiet, and in quality and power, it compares to juicers in the $300+ range. It is very easy to clean and operate. You can't go wrong with this at its price!

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Designed by people who juice for people who juice, the Model 110.5 L'Equip Mini Juicer/Pulp Ejector will give you the results you expect from a top quality juicer at a much more affordable price. Forget containers full of foam, this is one appliance that's designed for quantity and quality, with results that are virtually free from foam, as pulp is ejected through the rear of the juicer. A computer-controlled motor monitors the speed of the cutter blade, automatically sending out more or less power as needed. The pulp receptacle is ample and a large feeder tube accommodates more veggies and fruit than most juicers. A unique bag clamping system holds any plastic bag in place for ejected pulp. User friendly with no clogging and no foam, it's compact in size (only 11.5-in. high) so it fits perfectly on most kitchen countertops. It's the juicer that provides the most power and highest efficiency (600 watts and 10,000 RPMs) than any other juicer in its class. Comes with a 6-year guarantee.

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Kuvings GMPD9010U Combo Blender and Juicer Review

I used this juicer, and the blender, for the first time this morning and I was satisfied with it's performance. I didn't realize how messy juicing could be! However, the machine is VERY easy to assemble/disassemble, and I had no problem just rinsing off the pulp from all the pieces under warm, soapy water. I'm not sure the blender can puree fruits/foods though. So, I wouldn't rely just on this blender, have an extra one somewhere if you're a heavy blender user.

Other than that, I threw together an iced fruit juice using the juice of 2 peeled oranges (supposedly you don't have to peel them, but I chose to), and around three handfuls of champagne grapes. Then I added passion fruit juice, made from concentrate, Ceres pineapple juice, two chopped bananas, and some ice to the blender with the chopping blade. The blade wasn't meant to shave ice, that's for the other blade, but I added the ice at the last minute. There were still tiny chunks of banana (but I like that) and lots of chunks of ice--so the chopping blade did what it was supposed to!

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2 in 1 structure : With just a change of a bowl, the machine turns into a Juicer or Blender. High-Performance Powerful Motor: Powerful motor cuts, crushes and slices even the strongest fiber contained in vegetables and grain.Safety Locking System: The unit will not operate unless the work bowl and its cover are properly locked onto the base unit.

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Breville JE95XL Two-Speed Juice Fountain Plus Review

I have tried the Jack LaLanne Power juicer, the Breville JE900 (previous model) and this model.By far this one is the best one!First of all, the Jack LaLanne Power juicer had less power than the Breville series, and also the metal mesh screen had bigger holes.So a lot of the times, the juice produced wasn't really smooth.Because it was white it stained easily if you make a lot of carrot juice.Also, cleanup was more work because you have to unscrew the juicing blade every time for a cleanup.
Now onto the Breville series.Quick and easy cleanup, fine mesh screen so the juice is much more smoother, and more power!What makes the JE95XL better than the JE900 is mainly the two speed control.With the JE900, it was so powerful and fast all the time that when I juiced soft fruits like grapes and strawberries, the fruit wouldn't be juiced all the way.Sometimes, I find half-juiced grapes in the pulp container.So I got a lot less juice with the softer fruits.Also, once you turn it on, it goes full blast!So the juicer would move around on my counter.
With the JE95XL, the speed control allows me to use lower speeds for the softer fruits, and also they changed the motor so that once you turn it on, it starts slow than ramps up.This way the juicer doesn't move around when you turn it on.Also, the pitcher has a better lid, that allows you to keep the lid on while you're juicing.By far, this unit is the best juicer I've used.

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With the ability to juice an 8-ounce glass of juice in five seconds, this 850-watt professional juice extractor features a powerful computer-controlled 14,000 rpm motor, which easily maintains the selected speed when juicing under heavy loads. Its Italian stainless-steel, micro-mesh filter separates the juice from the fiber and seeds of the fruit and vegetables so that maximum juice is extracted. To cut out all preparation time required for juicing, the unit's unique, extra-wide, centrifugal feed chute allows for whole fruits and vegetables to be added without the need for chopping them into pieces first. The juicer's two-speed electronic control offers low speed for juicing soft fruits and vegetables and high speed for more textured fruits and vegetables. For quick, easy clean up, all the juicer's parts are dishwasher safe except for the motor, and for added convenience, a disposable plastic bag can be used to line the large pulp container and then thrown away when finished. A 1-liter juice jug with a froth separator and a large-capacity, 2-1/2-liter, easy-to-clean, removable pulp container are included. The juicer carries a one-year warranty.

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Factory-Reconditioned Breville XXJE95XL Two Speed Juice Fountain Plus Review

This reconditioned juicer works well and provides a speedy glass of juice in seconds. It's got a satin nickel finish which also looks good on my countertop. It has few parts and all are easily detached and can be cleaned in the dishwasher top rack. You can also line the pulp catcher with a plastic grocery bag to catch all the pulp and then throw it away. The feed chute is fairly large and you can put a whole decent sized tomato or a small apple down it pretty easily. So it saves you chopping time. This juicer has 2 speeds - slow for softer fruits and veggies and high for harder veggies. The italian wire mesh spins at a very high rate and vegetable turn to juice and fine pulp in seconds. You are not supposed to run this juicer more than 3-4 minutes at a stretch but that's ok as it is so fast that in 3 minutes you could probably get through several pounds of veggies. As a juicer it is fantastic, you can even put peeled oranges and tangerines down it and get frothy orange juice in seconds. I even made my own combinations. Ever tried cabbage, carrots and oranges together? It was pretty neat and tasted good!

However despite all the fun I had making several juice mocktails, I am taking away one star from this juicer as I am not very happy about the quantities of vegetables or fruits it takes to create one glass of juice. For instance, about 3-4 pounds of carrots will probably only produce a medium sized glass of juice. I remember metal hand cranked commercial juicers at juice stores from my childhood that produced more juice and less pulp. It also has a hard time with softer fruits even at the low speed. I put in 4 big bunches of champagne grapes into the juicer only to get a 6 oz. glass of juice. When I put the pulp back again into the juicer I got another 2-3 teaspoons of juice and there were still several grapes in the pulp that were not fully juiced. Therefore juicing with this machine can be expensive. I hate to throw away all the good pulp too...as it's pretty wasteful. But I simply cannot make a carrot cake each time I juice carrots or a fruit pie each time I juice some fruits. So the machine is getting less use than it should.

Despite this being a nice juicer I may send it back and go back to eating fresh whole fruit and veggies. That way I'll get the fiber and less calories. But for folks who prefer to drink juice to eating the raw veggies and fruit this is a powerful and well designed juicer and very easy to clean.
Update - The price of this juicer has been fluctuating a lot on Amazon in December 2007 it was listed for under 40 bucks for a few days and now in Jan 2008 it is closer to 90 bucks. Just something you might want to be aware of!

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With the ability to juice an 8-ounce glass of juice in five seconds, this 850-watt professional juice extractor features a powerful computer-controlled 14,000 rpm motor, which easily maintains the selected speed when juicing under heavy loads. Its Italian stainless-steel, micro-mesh filter separates the juice from the fiber and seeds of the fruit and vegetables so that maximum juice is extracted. To cut out all preparation time required for juicing, the unit's unique, extra-wide, centrifugal feed chute allows for whole fruits and vegetables to be added without the need for chopping them into pieces first. The juicer's two-speed electronic control offers low speed for juicing soft fruits and vegetables and high speed for more textured fruits and vegetables. For quick, easy clean up, all the juicer's parts are dishwasher safe except for the motor, and for added convenience, a disposable plastic bag can be used to line the large pulp container and then thrown away when finished. A 1-liter juice jug with a froth separator and a large-capacity, 2-1/2-liter, easy-to-clean, removable pulp container are included. This is a factory-reconditioned juicer which includes a 90-day manufacturer's warranty. Always make sure the Juice Fountain is properly and completely assembled before operating. As a safety mechanism, the unit will not turn "On" unless properly assembled. Always turn the Juice Fountain "On" to the low or high setting before adding any vegetables or fruits with the food pusher. The motor of the machine must be completely running to ensure proper and full use.

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Breville 800JEXL Juice Fountain Elite 1000-Watt Juice Extractor Review

We just bought this juicer on Amazon, using the $25 discount and the free shipping.Made it the best price on the internet when we bought it first of December 2005.Before commenting on the juicer, let me tell you what we used before this juicer arrived.

We have a top of the line Green Power juicer.If you know juicers, you know this is one of the best.We've been juicing with it on a daily basis for 10 years and it is still going strong.It has a high juice yield (dry pulp), can juice grasses and greens efficiently (wheatgrass, parsley, spinach etc.), and low temperatures and rpm minimize oxidation so juice lasts a long time.Other advantages are claimed, but these are the biggest for us.

A well-known downside to twin-screw type juicers like the Green Power is that it takes quite a bit of force to push items like carrots into the juicer, because there is no cutting blade action, just the gripping/squeezing action of the twin screws.Frankly, after 10 years of pushing hard on this thing, we've gotten tired of it, even though it makes great juice.We also don't like the 1.5" square opening which requires us to cut up apples and large carrots before feeding them.Cleanup isn't too bad, but not great either.I decided to buy a juicer that would make good juice in reasonably high yields but with emphasis on speed and ease of use.My intent was that this juicer would complement but not replace the Green Power.

Well, after doing a lot of research and reading the reviews here and elsewhere, I decided to buy the Breville 800JEXL Juice Fountain Elite.The most attractive claims for this juicer were the fast juicing speed, relatively easy cleanup, and the widemouth (3" round) opening.The stainless steel exterior was also a plus, as the Green Power's white plastic parts became stained long ago (vegetable juices can do that!).

The biggest concern with this juicer was the limited warranty period (1-3 years) compared to other juicers in its class (which go as high as 15 years).Phone discussion with a vendor indicated concerns about the lifetime of the motor, though his experience was not with the Elite, which has a new, more powerful motor.I also had some concerns about how efficiently it would extract juice compared to our Green Power, how it would work on spinach and other leafy vegetables, and whether the juice would stay fresh as long.

Though I'd have preferred a better warranty, I decided the features were attractive enough to try it.It is a lot of money to throw away if it fails just after the warranty.But if the ease of juicing was as good as claimed, it would almost be worth it!

The new juicer arrived a few days ago.It was simple to put together.The instructions were clearly written.After washing the parts in the dishwasher (yes, they are dishwasher proof), my wife and I proceeded to make one of our standards, carrot-apple-celery.Boy, were we blown away!This juicer met our expectations and more!

Our apples were large, so we had to quarter them despite the 3" opening.However, in the Green Power we have to cut them into 9 pieces, requiring 4 knife cuts instead of 2 for the Juice Fountain.The apples fed into the juicer easily and very rapidly.Apples feed into the Green Power without too much force, but can be hard to feed because of the pulp they generate (you make apple sauce in the screw feed area and it backs up the chute).We usually use Granny Smiths to minimize that problem on the Green Power, but the Juice Fountain had no problem at all, so I tried some Galas and they also fed in beautifully.In the Green Power, you have to alternate carrots with soft fruits to avoid stalling the screw conveying action; there was no such need with the Juice Fountain.For ease of feeding pulp-producing or juicy fruits and vegetables, I give the Juice Fountain an "A+" compared to the Green Power a "C".

We then fed in the celery.In the Green Power, celery strings wrap around the end of the screws and plug the end plug.The cutting/centrifugal juicing mechanism of the Juice Fountain eliminates such issues completely.The celery fed in very easily and produced plenty of juice.In the Green Power, celery that is small or somewhat old (limp) can be hard to feed into the chute since the stalks don't feed into the screw that easily and the plastic crammer tends to jam them in the chute rather than push them into the screws.In the Juice Fountain, celery of all sizes, including tips and leaves, fed in easily.For ease of handling fibrous vegetables or long, flexible vegetables, I give the Juice Fountain an A+ and the Green Power a B.

Already by this time I knew the Juice Fountain really does make juice fast!I couldn't wait to try the carrots.We put them in whole (minus the cut off tops) and for smaller ones, in bunches of 2 or 3.They just zipped into the juicer!The instruction manual says that juice yield is higher if you feed them slowly, so we didn't push the limits of feed speed, but suffice it to say, it was MUCH faster than the Green Power, on the order of just a few seconds.Furthermore, there was almost no force required to push the carrots in, a welcome change from the 2-handed, "lean your body weight into it" effort required on the Green Power.What a delight this was!For speed of juicing, we give the Juice Fountain an A+ and the Green Power a C.For ease of feeding, we give the Juice Fountain an A+ and the Green Power a D.

We were having so much fun we grabbed more carrots and shoved them in, and then disaster happened!With the juicer still outputting juice, the juice container (pitcher) overflowed and bright orange carrot juice poured out over the countertops and down the face of our painted white cabinets, staining them orange.We were having so much fun juicing, and it was happening so quickly compared to the Green Power, that we didn't realize how much juice we had made in so short a time!Had we been using the Green Power, we'd just be getting started.Oh well.We hit the well-marked red STOP button on the front of the juicer, then sponged up the mess, using 409 cleaner to get the orange stains off the cabinets.The stainless steel Juice Fountain Elite cleaned up easily.

We emptied the pitcher and then finished our juicing, making mental note to remember how rapidly this thing produces juice and to not exceed the pitcher's MAX level marking in the future.

What about noise during juicing?Many have suggested that the Juice Fountain is noisy.My wife and I didn't find it so at all.We have a flour mill that sounds like a jet plane!We have a Vitamix blender that makes a racket (on highest speed).By comparison, this juicer is quiet.Not as quiet as the Green Power, but not at all annoying.For noise, we'd give the Juice Fountain a B and the Green Power an A, with a Vitamix blender a D and our grain mill an F (requiring ear plugs).

Now for the taste test.The defrother on the pitcher seems to work OK.The juice was excellent, not oxidized tasting in comparison to juice from the Green Power.In fact, maybe it was my imagination, but I think it tasted fresher.The Green Power may use lower speed and incorporate less air, but because it takes so long to make the juice, by the time you are finished, the first part of the batch may be 20 minutes old.With the Juice Fountain, it may be just a couple minutes old.For taste, I give the Juice Fountain an A+, the Green Power an A.

We dislike pulp in our vegetable juices.With the Green Power, the amount of pulp in the juice is not bad, but we still have to strain it through a wire screen strainer to get pulp-free juice.With carrot-Granny Smith apple-celery, a quart of juice will leave at least 2-3 tablespoons of pulp in the strainer.By contrast, the Juice Fountain juice was virtually pulp-free.We didn't bother straining it, there was so little.This is great, since wire screens tend to plug and back-up, and are a pain to keep clean.Yet another time saver for both juice production and clean-up!For pulp-free juice, Juice Fountain merits an A+ and Green Power gets a B.

OK.What about juicing efficiency?I don't have any hard numbers on this, but the pulp felt about as dry as that from the Green Power.That suggests that the efficiency was similar.The Green Power is claimed to have one of the highest extraction efficiencies of any juicer on the market, short of the Walker or other press-type juicers. That seems to be a fair claim.However, actual practice may vary.The dryness of pulp in the Green Power is controlled by how far you screw in the end plug, which creates back pressure and controls the pulp flow rate.If you screw it all the way in, you get very dry pulp.However, the juicer feeds poorly, and if you have anything like apples you'll just backup the pulp into the chute and the screw won't be able to generate enough pumping pressure to overcome the backpressure of the plug.Thus, in practice, we kept the end plug of our Green Power screwed out about a half turn.This resulted in better screw feed action but somewhat wetter pulp.Some Green Power users will push the pulp through a second time to get higher yields, but we didn't bother.By comparison, the Juice Fountain seems to make pulp of similar dryness to what we were getting on the Green Power, but without having to mess with optimum end plug settings, screw backups, or feeding pulp through a second time.Thus, I give both Green Power and Juice Fountain an A for efficiency, but the Juice Fountain gets there more easily.Perhaps in the future I'll do a more quantitative comparison.

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Make great tasting, fresh fruit or vegetable drinks at home with this efficient juicer from Breville. The unit's Italian-made 1000-watt (1-1/3 horsepower) motor delivers ultimate power and durability, while its built-in electronic "smart chip" regulates power to the blades, depending on the juicing load. The juicer's patented, dual-action, diagonal knife blades are encased by a titanium-plated stainless-steel cutting disc, which features 115 individual knives to grind pulp into the tiniest particles. The machine's circular three-inch stainless feed tube easily processes whole fruits and vegetables without pre-cutting, slicing, or dicing. The patented design centers the feed tube directly over the cutter, providing the strength to process large quantities of fruit and vegetables instantly.
For harder fruits and vegetables, like apples and carrots, the juicer's high-speed delivers a crushing 13,000 RPM, approximately three times faster than most other machines. At such speeds, the pulp particles are "g-forced" against the stainless-steel micro-mesh filter with tremendous pressure to squeeze out as much juice as possible. An 8-ounce glass of juice from whole apples takes less than five seconds. Low-speed spins at a whisper-quiet 6500 RPMs, which delivers the best results when juicing leafy vegetables, or softer fruits such as watermelons or oranges. A 34-fluid-ounce (1 liter) juicing pitcher, a large 100-fluid-ounce pulp container, and a user manual with recipes are included, and dishwasher-safe parts make cleanup a snap. Housed in beautiful die-cast stainless steel, the juicer measures 8 by 9 by 19 inches and carries a one-year warranty.

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Breville BJE510XL Ikon 900-Watt Variable-Speed Juice Extractor Review

We owned a refurbished Waring JEX328 juicer for about two years and my wife used it to make juice for our children and me almost every day.It held up fairly well and we paid almost nothing for it at the time (around 30 bucks, I think), but it finally cratered a couple of weeks ago.We debated for a while whether or not to replace it with this Breville model or the Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Pro.We finally decided on this one because it had so many five star ratings and because it is an appliance we use so often, thus we thought it made sense to get the best one we could find, even with its steeper price.While I can't compare it to the Hamilton Beach model, I can compare it to the Waring model, and it beats the Waring model hands down.

As soon as you unpack the Breville you know you have a top quality piece of equipment. It does an outstanding job at juice extraction (the pulp is dryer than what the Waring produced, and the Waring actually did pretty well) and the clean-up is far easier.When cleaning the Waring, you had pulp caked up within the machine itself and it was a pain to clean it out, partially becaused it had a higher moisture content but also simply because of all of the nooks and crannies in this catchment section of the juicer. Although this section detached, it was still difficult to clean nonetheless .The Breville puts the pulp in a separate container off to the side, and as others have mentioned, if you line it with a plastic bag there is nothing to it.The only "pain" is cleaing the filter device, which is going to be difficult with any juicer you buy.The brush they provide does make this a little easier, however.

Now for the biggest difference:the noise produced when the machine is turned on.With the Waring, you had to pause the television, stop talking, cover your ears, and hope the neighbors didn't phone the cops on you for disturbing the peace.The Breville is FAR quieter.Don't get me wrong, it is not "whisper quiet" or anything like that, but it probably makes one third of the noise the Waring did.

Is it worth the higher price as compared to the Waring or Hamilton Beach?Hard to say.Like I mentioned, we got the Waring for practically nothing and it was a good introductory machine for us for juicing, but SO LOUD!

I can't really find any flaws with the Breville at all (we have run it for about a week now).Considering, however, that it costs almost three times what you can get the Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Pro for (I would chose this one over the Waring purely from my experience with it and from reading the reviews for the Hamilton), whether or not you want to go with this "ultra juicer" version boils down to sheer personal preference. How often you will run it and what variety of recipies you might want to put through it should probably be your driving factors, along side the price difference, of course.The main differences I found with the Breville as compared to the Hamilton were a slightly higher wattage (900 versus 800) and the variable speeds instead of only one, single speed. From our perspective, though, we have had no regrets in spending the extra cash for this top model.

EDIT 08/05/08:Just thought I would mention that since this review we bought the Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Pro as a gift for my wife's mother, so we had a chance to directly compare it to the Breville.It did a good job, but it was louder and not nearly as solidly built as the Breville.After this comparision, we are even more satisfied with our decision to spend a bit extra and get this model.The varible speed on the Breville is something you will definitely miss should you go back to a model that does not have this feature. Hope this helps!

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Housed in attractive stainless steel, this 900-watt juice extractor features a unique five-speed smart juicing system. Its powerful motor comes with a built-in electronic smart chip that increases power to the cutting disc under heavy loads. As a result, the filter extracts more juice and can make an 8-ounce glass of juice in just five seconds. Speeds range from 6500 rpm for softer fruits and leafy greens like cantaloupe or spinach, to 12500 rpm for maximum extraction from denser foods such as apples or beets. The unit's 3-inch circular feed tube makes it easy to process whole fruits and vegetables, without pre-cutting, slicing, or peeling, plus the feed tube sits uniquely positioned directly over the center of the cutting disc for better balance and consistent results. The juice extractor also provides a stainless-steel micromesh filter and cutters, engineering-grade polymers, a backlit control panel, and dishwasher-safe parts for quick cleanup. Accessories include a 1-liter juice jug and froth separator, a detachable spout for juicing directly in to a glass, and a cleaning brush. The juice extractor measures 16-4/5 by 15-1/2 by 10-1/4 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.

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Breville BJE200XL 700-Watt Compact Juice Fountain Review

I juce at least once a day as I primarily eat raw foods.

My Jack LaLane juicer finally wore out after 2.5 years of daily use. I was tempted to buy another - but I liked the way everything including the pulp catcher is all in one unit. So glad I got the Breville.

This thing is POWERFUL, especially compared to "Jack LaLanne". It is so powerful I usually don't even use the pusher except to cover the top so your ceiling doesn't get covered with stuff. Other reviewers have mentioned that tendency. What wasn't mentioned is that the reason it does that is because the motor is so beefy that stuff will shoot straight up.

When juicing soft stuff I immediately cover the top with my hand.

The design of this thing is absolutely first rate. Even down to the plug, which has a moulded loop so that it is easy to unplug and plug in! No tool is required to remove the basket, as in most other juicers. Breville uses a combo of ingenious design and magnets to hold it in place!

Ease of use and fit and finish is perfect.

Clean up is really a 2 minute operation and I don't even own a dishwasher. It will stain eventually, as every juicer I have ever owned does.Carrot juice would make a great dye :-)

The pulp on this juicer is a bit wetter than the Jack LaLanne. The "Jack" had a much larger basket and a much slower rotation. I believe that may account for it. But it isn't much wetter - just very slightly.

This juicer makes much smaller pieces of pulp though - and my experience so far has been that it gets just as much juice from a pound of carrots.

Bottom line - I can't imagine anyone not loving this unit.

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Product Description:
Enjoy an 8-ounce cup of juice in just five seconds thanks to the unique cyclonic system of this full-function juice fountain. Its 700-watt motor operates at 14,000 RPM for maximum extraction and fast results. The unit features a stabilizing dual knife assembly, which centers fruits or vegetable over the cutter and filter, minces them into minute particles, and forces them against the stainless-steel micro-mesh filter, all of which increases yield by 30 percent and produces results 10 times faster than other juice extractors. The filter and cutter system are so powerful that pineapple can be juiced with the rind on. Another thoughtful detail includes the machine's extra-large 3-inch centered feed tube that allows for juicing whole fruits and vegetables. Plus, the unit's easy-to-clean internal pulp container assembles in seconds and juices 1-1/2 quarts of apple juice before it needs to be emptied. All removable parts clean up quickly by hand or in the dishwasher, and a custom cleaning brush is included. Providing heavy-duty performance in a space-saving design, the compact juice fountain measures 9-1/2 by 8-3/4 by 16 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.

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