Elite GourmetEJX600 Compact Small Space-Saving Masticating Slow Juicer Cold Press Juice Extractor, Nutrient and Vitamin Dense, BPA-Free Tritan, Easy to Clean, 16 oz Juice Cup, Charcoal Grey

Okay. Didnt expect to love this thing, but I do.This is the perfect juicer for one to two people in a small kitchen for daily or a few times a week use. Its PERFECT for me.The thing is quite mighty, makes a moderate but tolerant amount of noise, and is SO EASY TO CLEAN! it has a silicone stopper in one of the shoots that you pull out and if you have a sprayer on your sink its SUCH A FAST CLEAN. All the moving parts come away from each other. I havent even had to use the brush on anything.It had taken carrots, cabbage, oranges, soaked ginger, beets, lemons, pomegranate pops, and celery without any issue.Yes there is a TINY amount of pulp. About the same as you would expect for medium pulp juice. Yea a second trainer can handle some of this. I find it SO SMALL that it goes Through even my nut milk bag!? So I think even the best domestic juicer would have trouble removing the tiny particles and I dont know about you but I'm not in the market for a commercial one.If you don't break any of the rules of good juicer use it will last and be well worth the money:- vary your size and shape of pieces you feed through, something with a long end to catch is better than round or cubed- stop it now and again when the shoot is empty and you're chopping things (all motors deserve a rest)- DON'T STICK ANYTHING DOWN THE SHOOT YOU DON'T WANT JUICED!! use a long piece of celery or carrot or what not for side scraping and the tamper that came with the thing for tamping. TRUST.- Rince/wash after every use.That's just good practice for ANY juicer if you want it to keep going.I diiiiid do a dumb and use a spoon to scrape down some apple I sliced too thin and was being picky about (if I had just used a thicker apple slice to do this I would have been fine). That's not the company's fault so I won't try to claim warenty or anything. And, the motor was SO STRONG it caught the end of the spoon and I yanked it up but not before the very very tip of the grinding end broke. Ugh. To the things credit, it didnt even blink and the chip hasn't affected its performance! I'll be thinking about if I can buy the part from the company, but most likely I'll just be buying a new one if it ever gets to me. This this is such a space and time saver if you love fresh juice or used juices components in cooking/ baking!Long review. BUT. Good. Buy. Can't reccomend it enough!

I recently purchased the Elite Gourmet Compact Slow Juicer, and I’m really impressed with its performance! It’s a compact, easy-to-use juicer that delivers fresh and nutritious juice with minimal effort.Pros:✔️ Wide Mouth Chute – Makes it easy to add ingredients without making a mess.✔️ Powerful Motor & Auger – Extracts juice efficiently while keeping nutrients intact.✔️ Pulp & Juice Separation – Works well to keep the pulp separate, so the juice is smooth.✔️ Compact Design – Doesn’t take up much counter space, and the suction feet keep it stable.✔️ Easy to Clean – Comes with a cleaning brush that helps with clog removal.

I recently purchased this juicer after watching Joe Cross's documentary on juicing. This compact and portable appliance is perfect for someone who juices for one. After multiple uses, I can confidently say it performs excellently.The cleanup process is straightforward, thanks to its easy-to-disassemble design. The package includes two cups, a helpful cleaning tool for reaching small spaces, the main machine, and a food pusher attachment. The four suction cups on the bottom keep the machine firmly in place during operation.A standout feature is the reverse button, which helps unclog any stuck ingredients by rotating the mechanism in the opposite direction. The included manual provides useful recipes, tips, and operational guidance that helped me get started. Overall, this juicer has been a fantastic investment and works perfectly for one or two people.

I have been making my own small batch of juices at home with my tea strainer, but wanted to make larger batches for my many Thanksgiving potluck gatherings, so I decided to get a juicer to save me time and energy. I read online that cold press juicers were the way to go and I didn’t have much counter space for a big machine, so this little guy was the best option for me.It was super easy to assemble, use, and clean, but I have to admit, there was a very tiny learning curve when I first got started. Initially, I was trying to rush the process too much by pressing my pineapple slices hard down the chute that I kept getting the system clogged. I learned that if you slowly let the machine crush the slices, then it won’t clog the system. Still need to apply a small amount of pressure to get the slices down, but don’t force it all into the blades immediately. Regardless, this has saved me tons of time and energy. This I’m very thankful for.The reason for deducting stars were because: (1) I read online that a cold press would prevent the juice from splitting as quickly as a non cold press, but it still split for me as quickly as when I made my juices through the tea strainer. So this item did not resolve that issue for me. Sorry, I don’t have a picture example of that to provide. (2) This juicer also did not remove the fibers 100% from the end product. Please see photos. Out of curiosity, I used the juicer and then ran the end product through my tea strainer and found fibers still within the end product. Honestly, it’s not THAT much fiber, but it’s still there, which was disappointing.Conclusion: It’s a great little juicer to save you time, energy, and space. However, I can’t see how this is any better than a centrifugal juicer or even if I were hand juicing through my tea strainer or a cheese cloth.