Breville BJE430SIL Juice Fountain Cold, 70 oz, Silver

LOVE our juicer!!!! This has worked so good for us! Easy to use. Clean up is a breeze and it’s helping us enjoy a healthier lifestyle by producing perfect juices!!!

This juicer is listed with the masticating juicers but in fact is centrifugal. So I was a tad disappointed. Having said that, it is a wonderful appliance. My juice is clear and free from pulp. The capacity is outrageous! I make at least a quart when I juice so to have a juicer that can handle that much pulp and juice and more is, to me, amazing. And I love the big chute that can take apple halves, whole beets, whole cucumbers and an entire head of celery....again amazing and I love it!. Good price, good brand, easy assembly, easy cleaning. If you like juicing big, you want this.

Very happy with this juicer!! This is a great quality machine for large quantities of juice at once. I juice in bulk and then put in bottles. Great for only making a large mess every few weeks. Quick, effective and fairly quiet juice

Juices well but it is bulky. The brush is great for cleaning the sharp disc. There’s a lot of juice that gets inside one of the pieces so I don’t get all the juice output that I should, which I don’t like. It is quiet and fast so I’m done juicing in a short amount of time.

This is a powerful machine. Has 2 speeds and will shred any fruit. Gets all the juice out of fruits. It is also very easy to assemble and disassemble as well as cleaning it.

I spent much time reviewing "top picks" and reading reviews for many machines. I finally settled on this juicer and am so glad that I did! It is awesome! The first juice I did was with beets - I just washed the beets, cut the root end off, and cut it in half and it worked great! The 850-watt motor is very efficient and cleaning the pieces is easy! I can't wait to make my next concoction! The pulp is dry. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants a juicer. The only downside is that it is large and takes up some space on the counter or in the cabinet... It's not a bad issue to deal with when the end product is so good!

This juicer was a complete bust. While it was fast and easy to use. The waste pulp was way too wet.I wanted to make sure that it wasn't a matter of user error, so I tried different sizes and shapes for the fruits and veges I would feed into the chute. I noticed on my first few runs, that inserting smaller pieces would inevitably result in them shooting almost immediately, partially chewed, into the waste bucket. I then start leaving them larger and larger, so they would have direct pressure from the plunger, almost holding them in place against the blade. I would still wind up with pretty large pieces of fruit or vegetable in the basket. I also tried using carrots, celery, apples, cucumbers, beets, cactus fruit, lettuce, kale, cabbage, collard greens, etc. Large portions of my input would just wind up in the waste basket. The pieces that did caught in the blade would consistently end up really wet and in the basket.The last two times I used the juicer, I squeezed the pulp in a cheesecloth and was able to get a considerable amount of juice out of it. I have included a picture of the last juice output. In an attempt to fill the pitcher, I juiced enough fruits and vegetables to get the pitcher approximately 75 percent full. I then dug into the basket and started squeezing the waste. I was able to squeeze an additional 2 cups of juice out of the pulp. I have included a picture of the juice level in the pitcher and what would have been thrown away had I not gone back for the second squeeze.I called Breville to see if they had any advice. Their customer service never answered the phone. I placed four phone calls. For two of those calls, I waited on hold for a representative that never answered. For the other two calls, I took the option of getting a call back. I left my phone number and never got a return call.I had an old centrifugal juicer some years back. I got rid of it because it was too loud and it would shake while it was spinning. It made me feel like it was going to explode or tear my countertop apart.I soon after bought a masticating juicer. The juice that it produced was great. The pulp was always dry, BUT I hated cutting the pieces up into little bite sized morsels. It felt like such a waste of time.I moved over to this Breville because I wanted to be able to throw giant pieces into the chute to save time and energy. Truth of the matter is, the time you save not cutting up vegetables, gets spend squeezing out pulp. If you don't squeeze out your pulp with this thing then you are basically throwing money away every time you make a juice. Juicing is already kindof expensive as it is. To know that you are getting maybe 60 percent usage of your produce is too unnerving for me to deal with.I went back to my masticating juicer.

I love my new juicer. I juice weekly and this is easy to use and clean! Great price. I seen the same juicer at Dillards and it was so much more expensive!