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The PureJuice One fruit press by Kenwood offers an easy solution for a healthier lifestyle by drinking 100% natural juice. It is a slow press with 140W power and features a 1-liter juice collection jug as well as a 1.3-liter pulp container, so you get only the freshest juice and can use the pulp in other recipes.
Designed to power through and crush even the most fibrous fruits and vegetables, leaving minimal waste. It accepts whole pieces directly into the feed chute to extract all the juice while separating the rest into pulp for use in other recipes, such as veggie burgers, brownies, or puree.
Choosing a juicer can offer many positive benefits to your health and diet. It allows the preparation of fresh juice from fruits and vegetables without the addition of preservatives, sugar, or artificial flavors, making the juice rich in natural vitamins and minerals. It helps you, therefore, to incorporate different nutrients into your diet, contributing to the health of your skin, immune system, and overall well-being. Additionally, it removes residues, such as pulp, seeds, and peels, and transfers them to another container, reducing juice preparation waste. Finally, it is a practical choice as it is easy to use and clean.
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"Watermelon is a flop" I am not at all satisfied, the pieces need to be cut very small, forget it with peels especially for oranges, weak to dead motor, generally a test of patience! For me personally, it is a wrong choice! Choose something else for the same money with a stronger motor because you will regret your money! I will keep it for the little one to play with...
The best thing, it cleans very easily, essentially it's just one piece that you wash. And it separates into 3.
Excellent!!!
Every morning I drink juice made from various vegetables & fruits. The result of the slow crushing is incredible!
It is worth every cent of its purchase cost.
I couldn't screw it in and out easily. I thought it would break. I don't know if only the one I got had a problem. Otherwise, it was good.
It's perfect! I recommend it to people who like juice! Every morning (although it's a bit time-consuming to cut all the fruits and then clean the machine) it's really wonderful!
Perfect. You need to be careful how you use it though. Don't just throw in anything. Soft food, not peels, especially thick ones. You will ruin it. If you put the inside of the fruit in, it gives a perfect result
The juicer is worth every penny. It has a very low noise level. It is relatively small in size compared to older models. The parts fit together well, without the risk of placing them incorrectly and damaging them when the machine starts. If you put them in wrong, it simply doesn't fit. We put in grapes, pears, apples, and oranges, and the machine doesn't struggle. We just put the soft ones in first and the hard ones afterward. Personally, for me, it doesn't take long to extract the juice; we put in 1 orange, 2 pears, 2 apples, and grapes, and it gave us 2 1/2 glasses of juice with very little foam. The parts wash easily as long as you rinse them immediately with a little warm water; even the filter that the juice passes through comes clean with a little massage with your hand.
very good worth the money, the motor doesn't stop anywhere, I use it daily with fruits and vegetables and I have never had a problem until now (first month of use)
It is the original (smaller) product of the series and will accommodate one to two people. Of course, if you have the time, the more you put in, the more you will get out. There is no issue with overheating as its motor is particularly weak, only 140 watts, 50 to 80 revolutions per minute, and compared to a centrifugal juicer, it is QUIET. The feeding chute is designed to accept half or one slice of fruit at a time so that the motor does not strain. With some hard fruits, if you overdo it, it will jam, and you will need to use the reverse function to unclog it. It will do what it promises decently but at the MAXIMUM possible time and will require your/our contribution as well. If you want a more automatic operation, you will need to upgrade to a higher category.
I don't use it very often. I don't like it so much in use. It easily gets clogged in continuous flow. And don't make the mistake of putting a banana! before I had a Bosch one. More sturdy but I got desperate because it broke and since then I haven't found a solution.
I consider the negative aspect of it to be the time it takes to crush. If you are in a hurry and want to make 4 glasses for the family, it is better to go for a centrifugal juicer. On the positive side, it is quite silent, has a drier pulp, not a thick texture, less foam, and yields 500ml of juice from 800g of fruits (2 apples, 1 orange, 3-4 carrots, 1 stick of celery). The cleaning is relatively easy as the parts are not very bulky. (The pulp gets a little clogged and doesn't come out completely). I am satisfied even though its price is expensive. It is worth buying (especially if it is true that it retains more of its nutritional ingredients compared to centrifugal juicers)
I was disappointed, I had read the comments here and bought it. I bought it to make vegetable juice, anyway fruits should be eaten and not squeezed. However, it chops my carrot into pieces without producing much juice, I have to put the leftovers back for squeezing 4-5 times until it produces as much juice as possible. I would not recommend it, the value of a juicer is shown by the amount of juice it produces from vegetables. For those who make fruit juice, I would simply suggest eating them.
It worked very well and made very tasty juices. The only thing I have to say is to put the soft fruits first and then the hard ones when making juice.
It is a decent product for its price! I use it for celery, which is a difficult material with fibers, it needs to be cut into smaller pieces, but it works fine. No issues with other fruits! After two months of daily use, the only negative thing I find is the cleaning process.
In one word, excellent.
Quality construction, quite sturdy and relatively small in size. Good sealing, powerful motor, I have squeezed beetroot, apple, ginger, carrots, etc. and it doesn't hesitate at all. The pulp is dry, which means it has minimal residue. I think it's a fantastic choice if you want to make juices at home. Cleaning is also very easy, just clean it on the spot. I expected it to be much noisier, but the slow crushing makes it relatively quiet, powerful, and slower. Get it!
Tips: 1) Avoid putting very soft fruits inside, as they don't yield much juice and leave quite a residue in the chamber, making it harder to clean.
2) Definitely clean it immediately after use, it saves lives, warm water and it's ready.
3) It's good to drink the juice immediately to preserve its vitamins.
I give it 4 stars because it seems to jam relatively easily. The juice quality is very good in terms of texture. It is the first juicer I have, so I don't know how to compare it. It remains to be seen how durable it is over time. I tried to put celery and it jammed immediately. Maybe it's not ideal for all vegetables and fruits.
I have it for a week and something. The positives are that it produces pure juice and it is easy to clean. On the negatives, it has a small mouth
We have had it for 3 years and we are very satisfied with the purchase, it works perfectly and we drink juice about 5 times a week. It has a little trouble with washing, like the others I suppose, due to its parts. I would buy it again even at the price of 165 that I had bought it for.
Very good during the first days of operation. As previously mentioned, it is better to put soft fruits first. Carrots should be cut small so as not to create a jam and bend the axis. Quality construction, quiet with minimal parts for quick cleaning. Time will tell for its reliability. Its price is fair and it really does what it was made for.
We have been using the juicer for about 3 months.
During its first operation, I was pleasantly surprised by the low level of noise! I did not expect it to be so quiet when I turned it on.
After several tests, we concluded that it is best to put soft fruits like bananas and kiwis in the beginning, and hard fruits like carrots at the end. If done the opposite way, the pulp container ended up with a wet pulp that couldn't be squeezed out as juice, nor passed through the outlet.
Cleaning is easy, but it has many bulky parts that fill up the dish rack when drying. Be careful not to scrub any surface of the components with a rough sponge (green) as it will damage the plastic coating and they will easily get dirty and retain odors.
I will share my favorite recipe for someone who wants something to start with. 4 apples, 5-6 large carrots, a little ginger (about half the size of a thumb in volume) (it's better to use a little at first and add more if needed, as the juice can become too spicy). Finally, I also add 5-6 medium-sized hand-squeezed oranges (I haven't tried putting them in the juicer because it's very easy for me to squeeze them by hand). Enjoy!
Very good slow juicer and economical compared to others. The only negative is that not all the pulp comes out of the juicer
First experience with a juicer and we are thrilled as a family!! The kids are eagerly waiting for the juice, we have stopped buying ready-made ones.....Extremely tasty, you feel well-being when consuming them....I wash immediately after use and I haven't had any difficulty nor do I consider the juice preparation to be time-consuming.
Good product but it doesn't crush perfectly. It produces soft fibers.. It's quite expensive at 130 in total.
You need to cut everything you put into small pieces to fit. It doesn't work well with fruits that turn into puree (banana - avocado, etc.) because it produces less juice with more waste. Overall, I am satisfied. Pay attention to what you put in and how. Easy to use. The durability seems a bit average compared to the brand and the price. It is the first one I have tried and it actually does the job.
Review, unboxing, and test from me on the YouTube link.
https://youtu.be/2dizfUjoB7U
First slow juicer I've bought.
Its motor is extremely powerful, despite being 140 watts.
It doesn't get stuck or struggle at all.
It crushes carrots as if they were bananas.
With 2 large carrots cut into pieces, and 2 apples, you get 250ml of juice!
I have tried carrots, apples, pears, celery, broccoli, strawberries, cabbage, and oranges.
It doesn't work as well for bananas and strawberries because they are too soft and turn into pulp instead of juice. Bananas, strawberries, and berries in general are better suited for a blender!
It includes in the package:
Motor, sieve, 1 juice container, 1 pulp container, crushing piston, container, lid, and the motor.
It has a fairly long cord.
You put the fruits inside in small pieces. Apples with the skin and seeds, pears the same (requires firm pears), oranges can be with the skin, it just makes the juice a bit bitter, otherwise you can clean it. Carrots cut into small pieces with the skin.
In general, whatever you throw in, vegetables or fruits, it juices them. Just try to cut them into small pieces and feed them slowly, because they produce more juice if you throw them in one by one and slowly.
Cleaning is not something tragic, it's normal.
Personally, I have bought 250ml glass bottles. I make juice once every 3-4 days.
The trick is to fill them up completely, so there is no oxygen inside. It can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 4 days. If you add 2-3 drops of lemon in each bottle, then the juice retains its quality. It lasts for 4 days because it is produced with slow crushing, not with high-speed blades like old juicers.
It's definitely worth the money! Invest without fear!
Our first Juicer and the last one... It is what it says... It does what it says... Very good, worth its money, it produces perfect juice suitable even for children.
Good juice quality
The fruits should be cut into relatively small pieces to fit into the chute, e.g. a small apple into 4 or a large one into 6 or 8. It easily extracts hard carrot in large pieces.
The juice outlet should be closed when throwing the fruits.
Otherwise, very low noise, it has a hassle in cleaning but nothing special compared to the juice you drink.
The best for its money as well as for its effectiveness, practical I have it for a year and so far it has not presented anything.
Quiet device compared to others, easy to clean, fast, ideal for hard fruits like apple and carrot. You can also put something soft like pear in between, but that's about it. Attention, it's not suitable for soft fruits like strawberries, tomatoes, etc., nor for celery, parsley, etc. Overall, I am satisfied.
First time I buy a juicer so I can't compare. It is a quality device and it produced enough juice. The only thing I have to say is that juicers generally require a disassembly and cleaning process of the parts, which makes you think before using it, even though this specific device is easy and powerful.
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