Cold Press Juicer with 8 Juice Bottles – Masticating Juicer Machines for Fruits and Veggies, 4.25″ Large Feed Chute, Easy to Clean, Gun Grey

Easy to use
We love this juicer. It’s compact, easy to use and clean!

Not worth it
This does not juice well especially celery. It holds all the veggies at the bottom instead of compressing and pushing it through the shoot because it holds it, liquid is then built up instead of flowing out into the awaiting cup.I wasted a celery on this machine to barely get any juice, the agitator also makes the celery stringy then it’s tied up inside which makes cleaning difficult. I need a refund

Very good for a beginner
This juicer is serving it purpose as I am a beginner at juicing. It’s not big and bulky. Taking it apart to clean is super easy. (Use the cleaning tool/brush to get any pulp that won’t come out) The disassembled parts are dishwasher safe. The pulp that comes out is dry.I was originally concerned I wouldn’t be able to juice spinach but it juiced it just fine.The only reason I gave only 4 stars was because there’s still a little too much pulp in the juice for me. Nothing a strainer couldn’t handle. It’s a little noise than I expected, but not like as loud as a blenderOverall I’m pretty satisfied with this juicer.

excellent quality
Easy to use , excellent quality and looks beautiful, just as shown

Came in a huge box btw It’s easy to assemble, just lift the top in order to move the parts into locking position. Once you close the lid then you can turn it on. I noticed I didn’t get a long spoon like I’ve seen others did on YT reviews but that’s okay I can manage. My fave part about it is how small it is compared to other juicers. I will cherish this machine forever!!! 😁It came with 8 jars but I don’t really need them and I will resale it to someone who needs them. If you noticed, I used 1 lemon, 3 green Apples and some celery and that’s all the juice I needed and I split it with my fiance. It was easy to clean and I can’t wait to keep juicing!!

This masticating juicer presents a fresh twist on an old idea: How to extract high quality juice from fruits and vegetables with the least amount of waste and make the entire process as painless as possible. I’ve used centrifuge juicers in the past because they were quick, but they were a pain to clean and wasted a lot of produce. It worked great with dense produce like carrots, apples and cucumber, but mostly just spit out leafy greens like spinach and kale because they were light and just got spun-out before they had their juice fully extracted. Also, centrifuge juicers are known to oxidize the juice and reduce their shelf life.I explored masticating juicers but the early models were bulky and expensive. I couldn’t justify the $1k to $3k price tag, so I stuck with my centrifuge juicer, but I ended-up using it less and less because the metal mesh would get calcified and stop extracting much of the juice. The end result was a low juice extraction with still very wet pulp, and a mesh filter that needed a special brush and lots of patience to clean. The whole process became too cumbersome with decreasing value.In recent years I’ve noticed how masticating juicers have shifted towards a vertical design, but they still had a metal mesh filter that was a pain to clean, so I stayed away. But now, things are becoming more interesting in the juicing world. Prices have come down yet improvements have been made in the juice extraction process with easier to clean components. Prepping the ingredients is time consuming enough, and when cleanup is such a chore, it discourages ongoing use. It is why this juicer stands out from the others with its large chute and mesh free design; which for me is a game changer. I want to get the most juice extracted as possible and not spend the rest of the day on cleanup.I’ve been buying ready-made juices from the store that are cold pressed at very high pressure to kill bacteria and pathogens, yet keep the nutrients, but those are quite expensive. Plus I still question if they still have the same benefits from freshly made juices. So now that I’ve found a juicer that is reasonably priced, gets maximum extraction from vegetables and fruits, and is also easy to clean, I think I’ll be going back to making my own. Plus, as an added bonus, this kit also comes with eight 16oz bottles with 2 stainless steel straws to take advantage of batch processing. You can make a larger quantity of juice all at once then store extra portions in the fridge to drink later. I’m therefore impressed with the quality and value of this juicing kit.

This is the second little juicer I’ve gotten – I’m a fan of the green juicy goodness.My favourite recipe? Kale, cucumber, apple, lemon, and ginger. A great zing of tangy nutrition.From what I can tell it’s similar to the other model I got in terms of size and type (masticating). The masticating ones are supposed to be better at extracting the goodness.I like the collection cups better on this model – they fit nicely against the machine so you don’t lose any juice/make a mess.The biggest difference is the inclusion of the glass drinking/storage bottles with two different lid types and reusable stainless steel straws. SO many bottles. 8 to be exact. Fresh pressed juices are best drunk as freshly as possible as they lose the nutrients over time pretty quickly. So I don’t see personally needing to store any. As for drinking, two would be plenty – one to rotate when one is being washed or for sharing.I guess it depends what you plan on doing with your juice. If you want to store lots, of share amongst a large family and each have their own glass…but personally I’d rather spend less and get just the juicer.This one costs 149$ (so 150$ basically). Compared to the other juicer that is very similar I got cost 60$. Granted this one is a little bigger and better, but there is probably a middle ground one.Unless you really need all those glass bottles I’m sure there’s a better deal out there for an entry level small juicer.