Cuisinart Citrus Juicer with Carafe CCJ-900P1 Black Silver 24 Ounce

My wife and I have juiced many a citrus with this guy. Has good power and is relatively easy to use. The pulp can build up and needs to be emptied from time to time, but we worked out a system and this has served us well. Read more

This is a must for anyone juicing oranges or mandarins. I use it everyday Read more

It is easy to use and works well for periodic use when I want a small amount of fresh juice. It replaced an old similar unit that finally died. I like the small canister that comes with it that allows refrigerator storage for next morning. Read more

In reality, making orange juice can be a sticky mess. My husband and I used to own a very small citrus grove. We sold oranges, grapefruit, limes, and lemons. We were always making juice for ourselves and others, so there was always a juicer in our house of one form or another. Burned out one or two as well. For us it's about the shape of the cone and the design of the ridges. We no longer own the grove or a juicer, so when our neighbor gave us a whole lot of oranges, I found this one based on the brand. Most of my small appliances are Cuisinart--maybe just my mixer is a MixMaster. This juicer made well over a gallon and a half of juice without a hiccup. I dumped the strainer three times because I dialed back the pulp content. For these particular oranges, it took about 12 to fill the glass pitcher up to the metal band. I transferred the juice into a bigger pitcher to store in the refrigerator. A bag of oranges from the store would easily fit in the glass pitcher stored in the refrigerator until next time. The cone does a great job of scraping the juice out without destroying the peel and making the juice bitter. The holes in the strainer are small enough regardless of the setting--no seeds will get in your juice. You also won't get any of the skins from the segments. Just the tasty part of the pulp. If you rinse the parts off right away, clean up is super easy. No small crevices or hiding places for orange pieces or cracks the juice can settle and make sticky. The on/off drip catcher is a plus for when you're ready to remove the pitcher. It helps avoid a sticky mess on the platform. It has a small footprint and matches the rest of my black and stainless appliances, so I keep it out on the counter, but it's not tall so it will easily fit in a cabinet. The only negative so far is the clear plastic cap wouldn't stay on the top because the plastic tray was slightly out of round from the packaging/shipping experience. However, now that it's been out of the box for a little while it fits and stays on fine. Read more

My mom has purchased this same juicer multiple times and loves it. The set up is good and so is the yield that you get from the citrus. Read more

Living in Arizona, we get a great deal of citrus to juice and freeze. I had originally had the juicer attachment to the old cuisinart food processor. When that processor bit the dust, found that the new one didn't have the option to have a juicer attachment. That original one was the best. So fast! I hesitated to buy this, because it was so inexpensive...thought it might not be strong enough to juice a lot of citrus at once. If we had the amount of citrus we used to, it might not handle it all. But for the 100+ lemons we had, as well as about 75 tangelos, it did great. Not as fast as the processor attachment one, but honestly, this did a fine job. We are pleased. Very easy to clean, assemble and use. Read more

There are better options. This is only for citrus, if you want other fruits and veggies go with a different type of model all together. Read more

I think this is perhaps the best citrus juicer we have ever purchased. Adjustment for amount of pulp. Unit is easy to use, with complete juicing. Easy to clean. Read more