Cold Press Juicer Machines 5 3 Large Feed Chute Slow Masticating Juicer for Whole Fruits Vegetables Easy Clean

Long but honest review from someone who has juiced for years and has actually used this product. I hesitated to order this juicer because I already have one, but we have a small kitchen and I’m trying to downsize. This juicer is more compact. I was also curious how it worked and how it compared to my centrifugal juicer. I’m glad I decided to give it a try… this juicer works great and it exceeded my expectations. For reference, my name-brand juicer is much larger and most of the parts are stainless steel. It has two speeds and it has a large capacity, so it’s great for juicing in bulk. It’s an excellent, high-quality juicer, but it also takes up a lot of counter space. The Celiberry Cold Press Juicer has a smaller capacity, but it takes up about half the counter space. The Celiberry juicer also works different. It slowly extracts the juice from fruits and vegetables, and the pulp is very dry so there’s less waste. It’s also extremely quiet. I could use this juicer at night when everyone is sleeping, and it wouldn’t wake anyone up. Juicing takes a little bit longer compared to my centrifugal juicer, but it also seems to extract a little more juice. I’m not sure how it will handle harder vegetables, ginger root, etc. But I suspect it will extract more juice from delicate fruits and leafy greens. We have only used it once so far, so I’m looking forward to experimenting with it more. Another difference is that juice extracted via my centrifugal juicer has zero pulp. The juice from the Celiberry juicer has a tiny amount of pulp, but it’s very fine and I found it to be quite pleasant. The juice also seems to taste a bit fresher, but then again, that could just be the cold press process, the ingredients, the recipe, or something else entirely. Again, I will have to experiment more to say for certain. The recipe book is nice with full-color pictures and simple instructions. The only downside is that all of the ingredients are measured in grams. This totally makes sense, especially if you want to make the same recipes again and want the juice to taste exactly (or close to exactly) the same each time. I don’t have a kitchen scale though, and I don’t plan on purchasing one any time soon. I wish the recipe book included grams in addition to an estimated equivalent such as how many small apples, how many lemons, etc. We generally juice by taste anyway though, and we often make up recipes based on fruits and vegetables we need to use up quickly. We tried the “Sweet Watermelon Bliss” recipe which includes apple, watermelon, strawberries, and oranges. We estimated the amounts at first, and then added more of some ingredients to taste. The finial juice was absolutely delicious!! We made more juice than the included cups could contain, but we simply poured the juice into a larger pitcher and emptied the pulp cup into the.compost bin from time to time. It’s nice that the juicer has a little lid on the side where the juice comes out… we didn’t have to stop juicing in order to empty the cups. Both juicers seem to produce about the same amount of froth. My centrifugal juicer came with pitchers and special shaped lids that filter the froth. I used those to remove the froth from the Celiberry juice, but you honestly don’t need any special tools. The easiest way is to just stir or gently shake the juice before drinking, and drink it as is. However, if you really want to remove froth, a fine mesh strainer works great. Or, you can simply use a spoon to scoop the froth of the top. The machine is really easy to use. My child was able to operate it all by himself, which allowed me to focus on cutting the ingredients into manageable sized pieces. Working together like this saved us a ton of time. My child has helped with juicing since he was about 1-2 years old, and is very familiar with other tools and machines. However I think any child who is responsible and able to follow directions could assist in juicing with this machine. The lid has a small hole in the top where you can easily add additional ingredients. I would of course always advise adult supervision with any machine! It’s great to teach children valuable life skills, but they should never be left alone! The Celiberry juicer is a little more time consuming to clean, except for the filter which is really easy. Some of the other parts have small areas that are hard to reach. The juicer does come with a cleaning tool though, which helped tremendously. I used a standard bottle brush for the larger areas. All the parts are plastic, so I am more concerned about parts breaking or scratching. I will hand-wash only be more careful with it. It’s also slightly more complicated to assemble compared to my centrifugal juicer, but after figuring it out I think assembly will at least be easier the next time we use it. Overall, the Celiberry is an excellent juicer, and I think it’s a great value for the price. It’s a good option for small kitchens and it’s relatively affordable. If you juice a ton and/or are using a juicer for business, you’ll probably want something much larger, more professional, and more durable. But for general household use, the Celiberry juicer is quite useful. I would love to see this juicer offered in a few other colors.. perhaps blue, green, and/or something neutral like white. Additional review from my child: The juicer is really good and it blended the ingredients very nicely. I really like the red color of the machine. The juice recipe was really good too. I like it better than our giant juicer because it has a juice stopper, it’s quieter, and it’s smaller. It’s easy to travel with if we want to take it somewhere. Read more

I ordered the Celiberry Cold Press Juicer Machine primarily because of its compact size. Years ago, I purchased a much larger and more powerful juicer that works extremely well, but it takes up too much counter space. It eventually ended up in the basement and has not been seen or heard from since. This smaller unit looked like a practical alternative that I would actually keep upstairs and use regularly. Out of the box, I did notice that most of the unit is plastic. In the product photos, the pedestal appeared to be metal, but it is not. That said, this is priced aggressively, so the material choice is not surprising at this price point. Assembly and setup were straightforward overall, though the instructions could be clearer. The measurements referenced in the manual are metric, which may be slightly inconvenient if you do not have a kitchen scale, but it is manageable. One thing I noticed is that locking the bowl into place requires quite a bit of force on my unit. It feels secure once locked, but initially I was concerned about potentially stressing the plastic. I suspect this may ease up with use. Performance is where it shines. The juice quality is excellent. It produces smooth, great tasting juice, and that is ultimately what matters most. Cleanup is not difficult, but it does require handwashing since the components are not dishwasher safe. Overall, I chose this juicer for its compact size, and it delivers on that promise. Because it fits comfortably on the counter, it will stay upstairs where I am far more likely to use it consistently. For the price, size, and juice quality, it earns a solid 4 out of 5 stars. Pros: - Compact, counter friendly size - Produces excellent quality juice - Affordable price point - Encourages more frequent use due to small footprint Cons: - Mostly plastic construction - Instructions could be clearer - Locking mechanism requires significant force - Not dishwasher safe Read more

This unit seems to be good quality. It does its job quietly which is very important to me. I don't want to wake the entire house just to have a glass of juice. It's the perfect size to create a few ounces of freshly pressed juice. It's easy to clean for the most part but there's a couple of spots that are difficult to clean even with the included brush. However, the quality of the juice is definitely worth it. With cleaning the bulk of the unit, the way the blender portion is made saves time. The lever system is easy to use. It works very smoothly. I like the safety feature of the pitcher. Closing the lid locks it in place so you can't accidentally pull the pitcher off while it's in use. I did notice that the strings of the celery stalks get caught in the opening where the pulp exits so you need to cut them down to under an inch to avoid that. I was able to use frozen fruit and spinach without them being thawed completely. Sitting them out while prepping allowed them to thaw just enough to work well. I did run them through a second time and noticed that helped because more juice was expressed after the second round. The cup provided for the pulp isn't quite large enough to hold all of the pulp expressed so I used a mixing bowl on that side. Sometimes the pulp would come out in a really long strip and miss the cup. Using a bowl worked well to catch the longer strips. This is a great quality product and a really good value. Read more