Breville BJE200XL Compact Juicer - $70 + tax Casa.com

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It goes by address? That sucks! Anyway around that?

Thanks for everyone's comment. I pulled the trigger on the Compact Juice Fountain!

Thank you. My daughter just asked about a juicer an hour ago and mentioned this one. Can anyone tell me if it does ok with spinach? She said that is what she hears people complain about the most (in general with juicers, not this particular model).

Does this juice wheatgrass?

Thanks! Was able to get one! Perfect since I'm now training for my first half marathon!

Can someone comment on the cleaning - reading a bunch of complaints about it, people even returning it because of the hassle. Could see how it would get annoying if you juice a few times a day.

3.5% cashback on bi-c-umbs when checking out through soap (ymmv due to code, but they are usually pretty lenient w/ them)

Also, everyone should watch Fat, Sick and nearly Dead - streams on netflix. Great!

thumbs up for Breville products

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Agree, we just got the Convection toaster oven and it is AMAZING!

Bam! I've been looking for a juicer deal and this hit the sweet spot. Thanks!

Quote from LeeLeeLee : Thanks! I'm completely new to juicing, and I wonder whether it is even feasible for me. I have a teeny tiny studio apartment kitchen and a small fridge (smaller than 20 cu ft.). From what I see on demonstration videos, you need a TON of fruits and vegetable to even make one glass of juice. Given the small capacity of my fridge, I'm wondering whether that would mean I'll have to go buy my greens like every other day....especially since I'll be juicing for two people. Anyone has experience to share? Thanks.

I have the same issue I've been using this juicer for about 2 years and this is what I'd recommend:
Yes, It will need large amount of vegetables. I recommend "compact vegetables" like carrots, ginger, celery sticks, beets. Leafy vegetables take up space. I now juice once or twice a weekend due to limited space for vegetables, and due to the time it takes to clean up.
It takes about 20- 25 minutes for the whole process (cleaning, peeling fruit, trimming vegetables, juicing and cleanup).
I complement this on weekdays, with blending frozen fruits, with a handheld blender. It takes 5 minutes.
I use this: http://www.amazon.com/Proctor-Sil...00023XDJ0/
Frozen fruit bags are cheap at most groceries and Sam's and Costco.
For extra benefit, mix a spoon of yogurt and sprinkle some pre-ground flaxseed (about 10 bucks for a years supply). It's healthy and you won't be hungry for 5 hours.

Great juicer. Just bought ours a few weeks ago from amazon at $99.99. Putting a price dispute through Discover to see if I can get the $30 difference refunded.

Quote from nflor001 : Does this juice wheatgrass?

According to Joe Cross, it can't. http://www.rebootwithjoe.com/juic...g-guide/3/

Quote from JuliePeanut : Thank you. My daughter just asked about a juicer an hour ago and mentioned this one. Can anyone tell me if it does ok with spinach? She said that is what she hears people complain about the most (in general with juicers, not this particular model).

All the leafy stuff is hard to do with these style juicers. She needs a masticating juicer.

I bought a juicer but don't seem to use it that often because my Blendtec juices just as good... and way easier to clean imo