If you’re new to juicing and want an affordable alternative to more expensive brands like Breville or Cuisinart, the Juiceman JM400 would be a decent alternative. It has a decent 700-watt motor and two speeds for soft and hard produce. Along with it, it has a 3″ feed chute, less pre-cutting, great time saver. If […]
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Most centrifugal juicers that are sold right like the widely popular Breville now only have a one year warranty. That means if anything breaks after that period, you’ll need to spend on repairs or worst buy another juicer. If you’re looking for more peace of mind, the BMJ330 stainless steel juice extractor would be a
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Here’s another budget wide-mouth juice extractor that people who want to go into juicing look at. It’s a bargain and is manufactured by a reputable manufacturer in the United States. If you don’t want to break the bank with your first juicer, have a look at this. I’ve owned several T-Fal products that include a
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Living in a small townhome has a lot of advantages like having less space to clean, but when it comes to storing appliances, it can be a pain in the neck. When space in your home becomes a premium, you need to maximize every inch of real estate. A big juicer would not be practical,
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If you shop in a department store for juicers the most power you’ll get between $50 to $70 is probably a 350-watt underpowered extractor that will be overworked and fail prematurely before the warranty ends. The Bella 13694 high powered juicer is different. This machine isn’t underpowered by any means with its 1,000-watt motor. The durable
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Centrifugal juicers have a nasty reputation of being noisy machines. In fact, a lot of people describe it as like being a jet engine taking off your kitchen. That’s because most brands use upwards of 10,000rpm to shred produce and extract juice from them. The PJP power juicer from Jack Lalanne takes a different approach.
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If you’d only look at the features and not the brand – 700 watt motor, 3” feed chute, stainless steel housing. You’d thing that this juicer would cost around $150 but this only goes for less than $60! One of the best bargains you’ll find in Amazon. At first glance all these features are great,
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Any long time juicer will tell you that one of the biggest nuisances in having a juicer are stains, since most juicers in the market is made from plastic. Removing them can be a time consuming process and there is no guarantee that you’ll remove all the stains. If you’re the type that frets about
One of the biggest complaints by consumers when it comes to centrifugal juicers is the yield or the lack of it. Extractors with only a single speed setting are prone to inefficiency. And there’s lot of juice left in the pulp. To alleviate this problem, Breville developed a 5 speed juicer with speeds optimum for
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One of the big problems most centrifugal juicers have is that juice drips when you remove the juice catcher. This may seem like a minor annoyance but it is a messy one, some have opted to put a towel underneath the juicer to address this issue. The Cuisinart CJE-1000 juicer remedies this by adding an
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