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Does anyone out there have a Breville Juicer. Alissa sells them on her website and I have been researching them but I wanted to hear your testomonials. I have a junky juicer and it's very pulpy and takes a zillion hours to clean. I would like to buy a breville or something even better if anyone has any suggestions! Thanks! :)
Rawjojo,
Yes, I own one of those and I'm very satisfied with it. The pulp is quiet dry and although you may have to strain some juices, more often then not, there is very little pulp in the juice. But the cadillac of all home juicers IMO is the Norwalk, but it's very expensive. It presses the juice from the pulp rather than slinging it out. If the Norwalk is out of your price range my advice is go with the Breville. It's a good juicer. :)
One last question: Is is fairly easy to clean or is it a real chore?
It's very easy. Just run the parts under some hot water and clean the screen with a toothbrush and thats it.
I got it from Alissa and I love it. Its easy to clean and fun to use.
Its not noisy either like those cheapie ones they sell.
Steph
I love mine also, just ordered it from alissa as she suggested this one for mostly fruit.
I have one too! Its a solid juicer, not perfect - but very, very good. I got mine last week and I have been using it constantly since then. My husband is actually shocked how much I love it and use it. Clean up is clean up - never fun, but with this it's not horribly painful.
Love to all,
Melissa
What exactly do you mean by "solid juicer"? Hard fruits and veg compared soft ones or what? Help, I'm confused? What's new, ha-ha-ha!!!!! I can't wait until my brain fog clears up! lol!
However, I am glad to hear that you like your breville. Where did you purchase it?
I'm sorry for the confusion. I use that word to mean it's good. I juice everything in it... for the price ($129.00 by me in NY) I think it was quite a good buy!
Melissa