Jocuu Juicer, Slow Masticating Juicer Machine Easy to Clean, Cold Press Juicer Extractor with Soft/Hard Two-Speed, Quiet Motor, Reverse Function…

I recently helped my sister with a lot of juicing using her very expensive two gear stainless steel juicer,(I will let you figure out which one that is) since she was recovering from surgery and couldn’t be on her feet for long periods of time. After a few hours of juicing celery, cucumber and beets I was beat. It wasn’t so much the prep work, after 30 years in the restaurant industry, I could handle that with no effort. It was the touch and go of struggling with the two gears that didn’t want to grab the food, the pusher got used a lot more than I would have liked to, forcing the food into the gear means you aren’t getting as much juice from them. I thought it was a neat thing so I decided to get a replacement for my years dead Jack LaLane juicer, I was not about to spend over a $1000 on a juicer no matter what it was supposed to do. This juicer actually did better than my sisters, the little poops that come out the shoot, ha ha yes they look like it, were drier than the plops of mess that my sisters juicer spat out. My concern was the several inches shorter worm that the food transited along before exiting the machine, on the expensive one, the worm is about 9″ inches long and this one is just about 6″. Hers takes up about 2 square feet of counter space, mine about 1.25. The juice it made was just as good as the super expensive one. I found the clean up actually easier too, put it into a sink of hot soapy water and let it soak a bit and most of the debris comes off of the parts, the screen took a little bit of scrubbing but the tool that comes with it helped to get the celery strings out of the screen. If you are looking for a good well rounded juicer that doesn’t take all day to clean or cost as much as a used car, get this one.

As a seasoned juicer enthusiast, I’ve danced with a few models from Amazon, but let me tell you, this one gets me buzzing – just like my morning brew!

First off, let’s address the chopping business. Yes, you’ll need to give your fruits and veggies a quick chop before tossing them into this juicer, but once you get into the rhythm, it’s smooth sailing. I simply toss everything into a bowl, give it a chop, and let the juicer work its magic.

Now, let’s talk assembly – the dreaded number of parts. Don’t let it intimidate you! This juicer is a breeze to assemble, use, and clean. Two thumbs up from this lady for simplicity and ease of use.

But wait, there’s more – the yield. Initially, I was a tad concerned about the moisture content in the refuse, but fear not! A quick run-through of the juicer 2-3 times and voila – I was pleasantly surprised by the yield. Waste not, juice a lot!

And can we talk about aesthetics? I opted for the green model, expecting a bright hue, but was pleasantly surprised by its darker teal shade. It’s like adding a pop of color to my kitchen – juicing in style, if you will.

In summary, this juicer has won my heart and earned its spot as a solid four cups of coffee experience (4 out of 5 ain’t bad!). While I’ve had juicers that packed a bit more punch, this one still delivers great quality and leaves me real pleased with my morning juice routine. Here’s to sipping on health and happiness! 🍏🥕🥒☕☕☕☕