Great Manual Juicer for Wheatgrass
355794
This is a great manual juicer.  I primarily use this for wheatgrass however I am confident enough with its ability that I am going to try other vegetables.  Its very easy to assemble and disassemble for cleaning and does a good job with extraction.  I can also now juice left over vegetables from recipes and not have any waste. Highly recommend.
1377818
My qualifications: 30 years growing and distributing wheatgrass in the NYC area. During my career I participated in the design of many of the wheatgrass juicers on the market today as well as my own Dr. Squeeze models. I am reviewing this product because just as I suspected other reviews vary widely from great to poor. Here is my opinion: All the reviews I have read are valid. It is technique and attitude that will decide how you feel about the Champion Juice wheatgrass attachment. If you work on feeding the grass in at just the right rate it works well enough. Too much grass stalls the motor. Too little takes too long and is inefficient. Concerning attitude: Keep your expectations modest. It was difficult to design a usually slow rpm device to be attached to a high speed motor. Consequently the I give 3 stars with all things considered. Buy this attachment only if you already own a Champion and wish to have a small amount of wheatgrass juice without buying a separate juicer.
1693415
I was hoping for a juicer that would be so easy to clean that I could reach for it even when I just wanted to juice one lime, which is often the case. Here's what I like: A- The easy adjustments that determine how much pulp gets through (three choices). B-The turbo feature that extracts juice from any retained pulp (place dust cover on top and press). C - The spout that can be turned off (clicked up) for temporarily removing the container with no drips. D - The height of the spout, which allows me to put a one-quart pyrex measuring cup beneath it. And, yes, E - it is very easy to clean, all the parts are easy to pop apart and reassemble, and usually I just throw them in the dishwasher.
I have not tried this with anything but lemons and limes so far, but given the size of the reamer I expect no trouble with oranges or grapefruit. It is very effective in removing all pulp quickly.
I use my toaster every day, but it resides in a cupboard with my food prcessor and blender because I don't want these taking up counter space. However, this handy juicer has stayed on my counter since it came out of its box (about two weeks) and I use it often. No more using a wooden reamer and picking out the seeds. How did I live without it?
I bought a refurbished one and have no complaints. So no reason not to go with five stars.
2993206
I mainly needed a new juicer for juicing wheatgrass. This machine is great because not only can it juice grass but it can also be used for vegetable and fruit juicing. It has completely replaced my other vegetable and fruit juicer!! Now I just have one machine that does it all! Also a big bonus is that is also makes soy milk! Frozen healthy sorbets, and all natural nut butters, I made cashew butter and it was great and cheaper then buying at the store. Oh yes, I also made fresh pasta, and salsa. The clean up is so easy, the parts won't rust, (which is the reason my old juicer needed to be replaced). It's a breeze a take apart and put back together, just a few seconds. It's a dream, couldn't be happier with this product. Oh yes and it really squeezes the last drop out of the wheatgrass, the pulp comes out bone dry!  My last juicer did not do that. I'm getting more juice for my buck!
4016280
I use this to squeeze the juices out of kale and grass-like veggies that my Breville juicer doesn't do well with. This little hand-operated juicer is worth the work as it gets out a lot of juice that was left over from my juicer. I simply plop the pulp from my big juicer into its hopper and turn. Out comes a snake-like rope of fiber and the juice falls into the collection cup. The machine comes apart easily for cleaning which for me consists of running it under water. It's a good buy.
585102
PROS: No separation in the juice unlike the Jack Lalanne I got from costco. The pulp is a lot drier. The motor is quiet so not disturbing anyone when I use it early in the morning. Not sure if it's because of the slow grinding method, but the juice tastes much better. Big plus, I can juice wheatgrass with the machine.

CONS: Small inserting tube, need to cut everything before juicing. It takes extra time to assemble & disassemble for each use and cleaning. Biggest problem for me is if I put a celery stick in without chopping, the fiber will get stuck and clog up the pulp tube. Need to break it apart, clear it out before proceed.

Even with all the cons stated, I still like it more than my previous juicer because the juice is premium quality.  I just hope it can be more user friendly.
2326501
I like this juicer. It is fast and easy to clean. It is easy to assembly and use.
1500056
I stopped juicing because the centrifuge juicer seemed like a waste of food.  Then someone convinced me to try their omega juicer and the pulp is almost dry!  two days later( thanks amazon ) a new animal is on the counter that can extract juice from wheatgrass!
4255805
It is hard to turn the Champion into a greens juicer but this does work fairly well for not having to buy another machine, and I've found when doing kale and real leafy type stuff, that if you run the pulp back through the machine 2 or 3 more times it really does get a lot more of the juice out.  If you already own a Champion juicer for the reliability and strength and want to just have an easier way of doing some greens get this.
4977035
WOW this is a great juicer and well worth the price! its a breeze to work and beats the manual old system of squeezing the oranges  yourself. I truly recommend it. It would have been nice to hold a taller glass. But other than that it works.
3627366
Does not break! Strong plastic and works as described! Good for getting wheat grass juice! May be slower than an electronic wheat grass juice cold press but still works efficiently.
1925967
I gave this a 4 star because after only 1 week the rubber ring top on the juicer screen came off. To their credit, a call to the Omega company had that part replaced promptly within 3 days by mail with no hassle whatever.

This machine does carrots and greens very efficiently. The carrot pulp left is moist and could use a juice press which I hope to find shortly but the carrot juice is excellent. The green pulp is almost dry. I juice 10-12 times a day on the Gerson diet. This juicer has a blank screen for masticating food, in addition to the juice screen and that is why I purchased it. I know I need to use it as a masticator if doing the Gerson diet but have not decided on which juice press to buy. This juicer so far is fast and easy to clean. An amazing machine despite such little torque.
4252808
I really like this juicer. At first I wasn't sure because it was so different from the Champion. It took me a couple days to decide if I liked it because I had to manually press the food down a little harder than with the Champion. My Champion doesn't juiced greens well & is faulty with it's age. The Omega juices the greens well and the carrots. I'm happy with it's performance. So far I've juiced celery, carrots, dandelion greens, kale, romaine, apples, parsley, broccoli leaves. Next I want to see how well it juices wheatgrass. I've been using it most everyday for at least three weeks. It's easy to clean and put back together and it's not loud. I don't mind keeping it running while I prepare the next batch of veggies. YouTube helped me to decide to purchase with the demonstrations of how to use it and wash it.
1705624
I purchased a masticating juicer (as opposed to a centrifugal juicer) for three reasons:
  (1) Slower RPM = lower heat = more nutrients preserved
  (2) Super easy to clean
  (3) Awesome at crushing leafy greens

Drawbacks:
 (1) Small cylinder prevents larger fruits/veggies without cutting them up first
 (2) Slower RPM = more time juicing (only an issue if you're running late for school or work!)

So far, so good! 15 year warranty is hard to beat these days, and I'm happy paying the extra $20 for the chrome version to match my other kitchen appliances.
4095236
This really works great. We used it to juice wheat grass and it did a fantastic job.
3233960
I don't understand what all the complaints are about

Ive owned 8 juicers in my life. 3 were masticating, 5 were centrifugal. Some of them wore out. Some of them became too tedious to deal with  on my busy schedule. The Kuvings Whole Juicer is about the most convenient machine Ive ever used. A lot of the criticism Im reading could be attributed to user error and user ignorance. Ive made a few observations:

1.)  NEVER presume to add whole produce just because the manufacturer says that you can. I mean, just because my truck will reach 100 mph doesnt mean that I should. Chopping produce is an inconvenient truth, but its also the best way to maximize your juice yield. Everyone seems to whine about what happens when they feed celery through. Ive had NO problems at all and I don't spend all day chopping celery either. I simply snap each stalk into 3 or 4 pieces and it goes through without a hitch. The idea is to make the fiber strands short enough so that they won't wrap completely around the auger, hence the need to break up the celery. The same applies for kale or anything else leafy. Even wheatgrass doesnt give me a problem if I cut it in half.

2.) Cleanup is a necessary chore and the longer you wait to clean your machine, to more difficult it is to do. It doesnt even take me 3 minutes to wash the entire machine, thanks to the specially made green brush.  Its a real chore to clean my GreenStar at home and all of those centrifugal machines I owned were a nightmare.  This machine is perfect for me while traveling.

3.) Dont expect your pulp to be bone dry. Ive never gotten that from ANY of the juicers Ive used. Sure you can feed the pulp through again and still get juice, but your best quality juice came out after the first run through.

The bottom line is that juicing is supposed to be a discipline and any discipline takes effort. This is a fantastic machine for what it does. Im keeping mine.
2473919
I love it.

It separated the juice from the pulp just fine and was easy to use.
The top tube where you put the veggies/fruit was a tad bit smaller than I had hoped. So, I had to chop up the veggies/fruits in pieces but other than that, I was super happy with this juicer.