I've been using this juicer just about every day since I purchased it last November. Juicers, in general, are tricky, complicated appliances to use but KitchenAid has done a great job of focusing on usability and maintenance. For a start, the juicer is heavy so it holds its place on the counter and doesn't move around even when juicing hard produce. I also like that it looks like a beverage dispenser and dispenses downward with a convenient (and apparently totally unique) drip tray that confines any dripping and makes it easy to clean. I've sampled juice from other juicers and there is something about this juicer - maybe it's (another) unique feature of the gentle slicing blade that sits above the auger? I don't know - but the juice it makes is rich flavour and consistency. It looks great on the counter as well. I have the Medallion Silver which sits discreetly next to the stainless steel sink; the chrome elements on the juicer really pop. You can juice anything with this juicer including greens but, as with any appliance, you would do well to read the short manual before use to get the best results.
KitchenAid® Maximum Extraction Slow Juicer KCJ0111
Enjoy the benefits of juicing without all of the prep work with this maximum extraction slow juicer.
exclusive juicing technology with patented 2-stage blade and auger system means less prep workstainless steel blade slices ingredients into smaller sizes before gently processing through the auger system
3 pulp screens provide multiple pulp options for low-pulp juices, high-pulp juices and sauces
wide feed chute can accept a whole kiwi or half of an apple, reducing prep work
all-metal die-cast construction
juice screen helps strain juice before drinking
Includes:
3 pulp screens
3-cup BPA-free juice pitcher with lid
storage bag
cleaning brush
pulp container
juice screen
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