This low-speed masticating juicer features a 3-inch feed chute that can hold whole fruits and vegetables, reducing prep and processing time. However, some reviewers note that it is best to chop harder produce prior to juicing to avoid machine clogging.

Centrifugal juicers generally produce juice faster than other models, and this Mueller Austria Juicer Ultra can deliver a 16-ounce cup of juice in just eight seconds. The 1,100-watt juicer has two power levels. Speed one runs from 12,000 to 15,000 RPM and is ideal for softer produce like oranges and tomatoes. Speed two runs from 15,000 to 18,000 RPM and is ideal for harder produce like carrots and celery.

It comes with a 1.1-quart juice jug with a froth separator and a 3.2-quart pulp container allowing you to juice a larger amount of produce in one session. It has a large 3-inch feeding tube to fit bigger fruits and veggies, and the juicer runs at two speeds so you can juice both hard and soft ingredients. It comes with a 0.37-quart / 0.35-liter juice jug, which is enough for one portion of juice at a time, any more, and you'll have to keep emptying it. You may just want to cut up hard or fibrous ingredients to go a little easier on the motor. As one person says, "If you use celery or any long fiber food, you will need to run some stiffer and higher pulp through each handful. I use carrots to clear the system while using celery." Cleaning brush We found juicers that came with a cleaning brush were much easier to clean, as they can reach into nooks and crannies to remove small bits of pulp.

The Omega NC900HDC Juicer Extractor and Nutrition Center is a kitchen multitasker. In addition to cold-pressed juices, this machine can be used to grind coffee beans and flour, chop and process garlic and ginger, make sorbet and nut butter, and shape homemade pasta. The unit comes with six different nozzles and two juicing screens for many different uses. I don’t use a centrifugal juicer for long so I can put up with the noise; you know, just ignore it. But for a masticating juicer, I’ll go for anything lower than 60. A bit higher is acceptable if the sound of a buzzing mosquito by your ear doesn’t bother you much. Cold press juicers, also known as masticating juicers or slow juicers, grind fruits and veggies without the use of added heat — hence “cold press.” These are different from centrifugal juicers, which add heat during the extraction process. This reduces the time it takes for juicing, but it can potentially cut down the nutritional value of your fresh juice by pasteurizing it.The machine looked a bit cheap due to the plastic use. However, I later found that it’s made from PMMA material, which is safe for food use. The detachable parts are safe to use in a dishwasher. Citrus juicers are far less bulky and costly than traditional juicers since they serve a singular purpose—juicing citrus fruits. The Cuisinart Pulp Control Citrus Juicer is a petite stainless steel appliance featuring an adjustable auto-reversing reamer with a Final-Spin feature to extract the maximum amount of juice from the pulp. This juicer has a universal reamer that fits citrus fruits of all sizes, from limes to grapefruits. The spout snaps up when not in use to prevent dripping on the counter. The wide mouth can intake whole fruits or large chunks. That saves you lots of time chopping. At the bottom is the overheat protector, which prevents the engine from over-perform. It’s also safe to use this juicer in a dishwasher. If you believe that a perfect cold-pressed juice is well worth the wait, the Omega Vertical Slow Masticating Juice Extractor is the one for you. It has a low-power and slower operation, which means that everything you press in this machine will retain most of its nutrients as juice. It's also a fantastic value for how well it works. The Kuvings Cold Press Juicer doesn't come cheap, but with its relatively heavy base and stylish body, you can tell you're paying for a durable, serious piece of kit.

Built to match the rest of the appliances in the range, the Maximum Extraction Juicer comes in a glossy Candy Apple finish and a body made from durable die-cast metal. This adds considerable weight to the machine (it’s 13.52kg) but likewise, keeps it firmly planted on the worktop as it juices and there’s little need to move it with a generous 119cm power cord. The removable parts are made from plastic and stainless steel and can all be popped in the dishwasher to keep them sparkling. Consider where your juicing priorities lie; getting more out of your drink or your time. It’s also helpful to decide what you’ll primarily be juicing, as different speeds and juicing methods are better at processing specific types of produce. The Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer may be on the pricier side, but it consistently makes incredible juice (and more!) without wasting a drop. The technique of using a centrifugal or masticating juicer is almost the same. You basically prepared chopped fruits then feed them in the chute for the machine to do its job. Hard and soft fruit should be squeezed at a different speed. Conclusion However, the feed chute is smaller than other juicers we’ve tested, which meant we had to spend more time chopping up fruit and vegetables before juicing them and the instruction manual wasn’t as detailed as we’d have hoped.This set includes a 40-ounce BPA-free pitcher with a lid and froth separator, an extra-large pulp bin, and a specialty cleaning tool. The adjustable drip-free spout lifts for a mess-free serving experience. For an extra speedy cleanup, line the pulp bin with a plastic bag. After juicing, simply clean the strainer with the provided brush and place additional removable parts into the dishwasher. If you hate prep work, the centrifugal Breville Juice Fountain Cold Plus is the juicer for you. It can fit a whole apple in its 3.5-inch-wide feed tube. Unique rivets on the top of the feed tube help easily position and guide ingredients into the juicer. In our tests, it juiced carrots and kale the fastest and was a top contender when it came to juicing apples. The resulting juices all tasted sweet and pulp-free.

During testing, it impressed us by producing smooth, clear froth-free juice from an array of fruit and vegetables. It's also one of the quietest we've tested too.Having a ton of kitchen appliances can take up too much space, so if you're looking for a compact option, the Elite Gourmet EJX600 Compact Masticating Slow Juicer may be best for you. While it takes up less counter space, it's also easily storable in a kitchen cabinet.