Best Juicers for Solid

most parts are made of stainless steel, which makes the juicer look and feel more solid than the one i owned before, which was plastic.the only thing i would change is the defrother pitcher that

the bottom line: although this is a comparatively higher priced machine than many others, i believe it is well worth the extra cost because of its efficiency and solid build.

it spins up slowly to prevent the unit from jumping unexpectedly upon startup, looks absolutely fantastic on the counter, has very solid feet with treads that grip the counter, and is a pleasure to

this thing is built extremely solid and the outer shell is constructed of die-cast aluminum and zinc; it also looks like an appliance and is very appealing to the eyes.

i prefer the stainless steel model because it has more power and is more of a solid machine.

so solid and well made.

the unit looks and feels solid and does an outstanding job in making a lot of juice very quickly.

construction is solid and it seems to be well built.

solid piece of engineering, sturdy long lasting parts, excellent workmanship.

since the pulp is so fine, i recommend just throwing out the excess solid pulp in the garbage first and then a quick rinse under the faucet so as not to clog your drain stopper.

obviously grapefruits and oranges won't work as well, but you still get a solid amount of juice from them too.

pros: solid construction & design, gets more juice from the carrots than most juicers, small footprint, built in pulp tray is better than side pulp basket on other juicers, quick & powerful motor,

built very well with outstanding attention to detail, solid stainless steel feed chute, thick and mirror finished acrylic parts that do not have difficult to wash nooks.

its rock solid.

on the third day i eat smaller amount of solid food, mainly meat with the steam vegetables (plus liquids) because i lift weights and i bike.