how does this compare to the OrangeX Jupiter Large Commercial Juice Press, also sold on Amazon? Which gets more juice out, easier to clean, use, etc?
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Hamilton beach is superior. Orange x is good squeezer, but is hard for women to handle.
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I have an Omega and a Kuving. The thing with the Kuving is that you are paying for the wide mouth and end up having to chop everything up anyway - or the veggies get stuck and the whole thing stops. So why bother paying for an expensive juicer when the Omega works great and both require chopping things up first?
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i have both juicers and i find the Omega is a little better quality and a little nicer looking.
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I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on http://amazon.com, you just have to watch for the good deals. if it is sold on amazon - amazon backs it with their customer satisfaction guarantee. if i am shopping online - i always go with amazon - they have never let me down yet. I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on http://amazon.com, you just have to watch for the good deals. if it is sold on amazon - amazon backs it with their customer satisfaction guarantee. if i am shopping online - i always go with amazon - they have never let me down... » Read More I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on http://amazon.com, you just have to watch for the good deals. if it is sold on amazon - amazon backs it with their customer satisfaction guarantee. if i am shopping online - i always go with amazon - they have never let me down yet. « Show Less
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After doing a little bit of research i found a great page that will do a better job answering this question than i could! I hope this helps! Good luck!http://www.nichepage.com/n/appliances/best-juicer-for-fruits
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I'm having a hard time deciding between a Vitamix or a Juicer. I know the vitamix has a 5 year warranty, where the Breville only has a one year warranty. They are both expensive. Which one would be better for dieting? With the vitamix you get the whole foods (right)? Where with the Breville, just the (nutrients)?
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Everyone has their own opinion about the best juicer all the way up to $1000. I bought this one to try out juicing and have been using it daily for several months. Once you figure out that it wants the veggies to be exactly 1 inch wide by 1/4 inch thick then you will get more juice using less vegetables, and it takes less time to cut them than it does to try and shove them through when too thick. I juice carrots, yams, beets, and when the right size it does an excellent job, especially for the price. You will know it's the right size when just the weight of the plastic pusher puts them through without having to force them through. Too small and they will zip through without juicing. You want lots of juice with dry pulp. It took me a few weeks to figure it out but I can use 1/3 the veggies now to get the same amount of juice. I love this juicer and when I wear it out I will buy another one, same make and model.
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Hey Barbara, Let me tell you this...by far, this is the best juicer for the dollars...by far...I have owned many centrifugal type juicers...First to your question...Yes....this is more Froth with this juicer...but I do not believe this is much of a problem. The motor, is much more powerful than its competitors...like Jack lalanes juicer. If you refrigerate you vegetables and fruits...there will not be effected by the higher speed, and more power motor...just a little more froth. Here is why this juicer ROCKS. I owned the Jack lalane for many years...and it is definitely a very good juicer...However...it does have a few problems...1. The center plunger can Jam...It has a square side...so if you don't put it in correctly....it will get stuck...and then you have to hammer it out with a stick. The Omega's plunger has a guide and cannot jam 2. The motor on the Jack lalane can stall out if you put to much in at one time...it does not happen often...but it can jam...then you have to take the machine apart and clean it...to unjam...the Omega....never jams! 3. The jack lalane plastic on the lid and plunger...stains very easily...the Omega...does not stain...and seems to clean very easily...as if there is some special coating on the plastic...PLUS...the Omega has a stainless steel main bin..which really cleans easily.. ***All I can tell you..is that I am extremely happy with the Omega...there is never anything that is absolutely perfect..but this come close!
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I had the Ikon and recently purchased the Hamilton Beach 67650 Big Mouth Pro Juice Extractor. The Big Mouth actually is more effective at juicing leafy greens than the Ikon. I usually felt the need to put greens back through the Ikon and juice again and I would always get a bit more juice, but not the Big Mouth. The pulp is already quite dry. I do find it helpful to experiment with each juicer because it makes a difference how you load the vegs in the chute and push them through. Overall, the Big Mouth has been more effective on leafy greens than the Ikon and it's way cheaper too.
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You need to watch Dan McDonald, Life Regenerator on YouTube. He says the single auger is best for getting the most juice out of fruits/veggies, but you have to cut everything up into smaller pieces, and it takes longer. . . clean up is not as easy as the Breville Fountain Elite. I had a Jack LaLane for years. It costs around $100. at Costco, and did fine for when I did juice. Now that I juice every stinking day, I love the Breville Fountain Elite. It costs twice as much, but is faster and easier to clean. Put a plastic bag in the "catcher" . . . If you are not going to juice every day, you can get a Breville one model "down" for less money. If you are serious about juicing, I would spend the money and get the Fountain Elite. I have a Lemon Ginger Blast (Dan's juice recipe every day) . . . Breville is better than Jack LaLane juicer, but both work. If you aren't going to juice very often, just get a Jack LaLane at Costco. If you mean business, get a Breville at Bed Body Bath Beyond and use a 20% off coupon. If you are really energetic, get the single auger (I'm too lazy for that). . . good luck. Joan Brock
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I use the largest container that comes in the box (two small, one large) and can make a smoothie for my wife and I each morning. It's probably half the volume you can achieve with the Vitamix 750? I would estimate that 2 whole apples, some cucumber bits, water, and some frozen berries would fit. As to compare with juicing: you get the pulp! I had a juicer before and you just get a sugar blast. Ick!Two favs: (1) water, whole banana (and a 1/4 frozen banana), avocado, tsp vanilla, tsp honey(2) water, 4 large kale leaves, handful of frozen blueberries, scoop fortified yeast, tbsp udol's oil, tbsp chia seeds, tbsp camu camu powder, scoop of vega sport protein (vanilla) I use the largest container that comes in the box (two small, one large) and can make a smoothie for my wife and I each morning. It's probably half the volume you can achieve with the Vitamix 750? I would estimate that 2 whole apples, some cucumber bits, water, and some frozen berries would fit. As to compare with juicing: you get the pulp! I had a juicer before and you just get a sugar blast. Ick!Two favs: (1) water, whole banana (and a 1/4 frozen banana), avocado, tsp vanilla, tsp honey(2) water, 4 large kale leaves, handful of frozen blueberries, scoop... » Read More I use the largest container that comes in the box (two small, one large) and can make a smoothie for my wife and I each morning. It's probably half the volume you can achieve with the Vitamix 750? I would estimate that 2 whole apples, some cucumber bits, water, and some frozen berries would fit. As to compare with juicing: you get the pulp! I had a juicer before and you just get a sugar blast. Ick!Two favs: (1) water, whole banana (and a 1/4 frozen banana), avocado, tsp vanilla, tsp honey(2) water, 4 large kale leaves, handful of frozen blueberries, scoop fortified yeast, tbsp udol's oil, tbsp chia seeds, tbsp camu camu powder, scoop of vega sport protein (vanilla) « Show Less
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It juices larger ones better. We have juiced small lemons on it but you have to hold it very precisely. If they are too small we use a lemon squeezer. Good Luck!
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I was very unhappy with the purchase . . . I now have a Jack LaLane! A way better price and a way better product! And I can't answer the above question however as I was dissatisfied on so many different levels with it's performance :( I could never recommend this juicer!
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Over the years I have used many juicers from different brands. The Breville 800JEXL ability to extract juice is head and shoulders above them all.My only complain is that it is noisy and vibration is unacceptable. It is also a little messy and after using, the kitchen counter clean-up is a must.
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Hi Mark thank you for contacting us. The Bella Juicer Nutripro coldpress has two exit one for the juice and the other to strain the pulp for better quality juice.
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I just got a replacement cone (http://www.katom.com/268-17550.html) for my Focus juicer. I paid $25, about 2/3rds of that shipping. It takes two 5/32" Allen wrenches to remove and replace the part. This cone is definitely the weak link in an otherwise robust juice press.
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Honestly, I think the CJ 625 might be stronger. I saw some reviews on YouTube and it seems to extract the juice a lot faster than the CJ630. I mean it gets the job done and I've had it since January; still going very strong.