Champion G5-PG-710 650 Watts Juicer Reviews

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Thus far, I've used my champion juicer to make citrus juices and I'm looking for some good vegetable juice recipies. The machine is so easy to assembly, disassemble and clean that even my 9 year old can do it. from Cookwareessentials.com I believe this juicer doesn't waste a lot of the fruit or vegetable as my last juicer did. However, when I was looking into buying the Champion Juicer, I thought the shoot was bigger than the information actually stated. The information stated I wouldn't have to cut my fruits and vegetables up to small. from Cookwareessentials.com We bought this juicer because it is the only one recommended by the Gerson Therapy book 'Healing the Gerson Way'. We asked around and were told that the masticating juicers (like the Champion) are the only ones that produce a juice suitable for healing, that contains all the enzimes in the vegetables. The difference is noticeable, the fiber comes out very dry compared to a centrifugal juicer. from Amazon.com I've had my Champion Juicer 20 plus years and it's worked perfectly day in and day out without needing a single repair or replacement part. Amazing machine. from Amazon.com This Champion Commercial Juicer is great, performing exactly in the manner advertised. It will have trouble if you try to juice only leaves or berries. from Amazon.com After reading the few negative reviews here I could not help but think the person using the juicer was inexperienced and doing something wrong. I have owned a Champion juicer for about 20 years. I juiced everything for myself, my children, and husband and never had a problem. from Amazon.com Whoever the reviewer named Joyce Evans is, she has a real problem, and it isn't Champion. This reviewer has gone on Amazon and other review sites with the same misrepresentation: that Champion doesn't support its older juicers with parts. from Amazon.com There was the Norwalk, still the Rolls-Royce of juicers (at $2000+). There was the excellent Acme centrifugal (now sold as Omega). And there was the Champion, then selling for $250-300. After chopping through a nice little Braun in a year or so I spent hard-earned college earnings on a Champion; they only came in white then. from Amazon.com I discovered today that Champion DOES NOT SUPPORT older models. They still appear to be identical but you can't get replacement blades. from Amazon.com I 'upgraded' to the Champion after burning out the motor on my Jack V. juicing leafy greens. from Amazon.com