I’ve been using the Juilist 3” Wide Mouth Juicer for a few weeks now and I’m really happy with it. It’s a great option if you want to start making fresh fruit and vegetable juice at home without spending a fortune on a high-end juicer. One of the best features is the 3-inch wide feed chute. It easily fits whole apples, oranges, and large pieces of vegetables, which saves a lot of prep time. I don’t have to spend extra time cutting everything into tiny pieces before juicing. The juicer is surprisingly powerful for its size. The motor handles hard vegetables like carrots and beets very well, and it also works great for softer fruits like oranges, apples, and watermelon. The 3-speed settings are very useful—low speed for softer fruits and high speed for harder vegetables. It extracts a good amount of juice and leaves the pulp fairly dry. I also love the bright green color—it looks modern and fun on the kitchen counter. The design is compact enough that it doesn’t take up too much space, which is nice if you have a smaller kitchen. Cleaning is much easier than I expected. The parts come apart quickly and rinse off easily under water. Most of the pulp collects neatly in the container, which keeps things tidy while juicing. Overall, this juicer is a great balance of power, convenience, and price. It is also very quiet. If you’re looking for a simple, efficient juicer for making fresh juices at home, the Juilist juicer is definitely worth it. Highly recommend! Read more
Still trying to figure out why beets are a no no. Honestly, I might just do it because when I'm told I can't and am not given a reason why I will test it. The only thing I was thinking is maybe the color can stain everything on the inside? In the interim, I have sent the seller a message asking for a reason. I got this for my mom. I have one similar and while I do not use it often, when I do I love it. I like making carrot and apple juice. I then take the pulp left behind and use it to make carrot muffins or loaves. When I make just veggies I save that pulp and freeze it to add to soups. That way I'm not wasting anything. As for this machine, it works well and yes, while you have to peel a number of things (which is reasonable because you do not eat orange peels do you), I do not peel everything and I do not cut it to tiny pieces. 1/4 apples, cut carrots in half or 3 pieces depending on size, oranges or grapefruit I just cut in half to remove seeds. It works well, makes juice quick, and there is little waste. And clean up is super easy. Can't complain. And can RECOMMEND! If you want an affordable juicer this is a very good option. UPDATE I received a reply from the seller on beets: *Beets have more fiber, and the high-speed rotating blades of the centrifugal juicer cannot completely decompose these fibers, resulting in low juice yield and a large amount of juice remaining in the residue. *Beets have a hard texture, and the centrifugal juicer may produce large vibrations and noises when handling them, and even damage the machine. *Beet juice is viscous and can easily clog the filter of the centrifugal juicer, making it more difficult to clean and affecting subsequent use. But on the bright side they also said that it is "Not recommended. If you must use it, you can cut the beets into smaller pieces, and don't squeeze too much at a time. You can add some other fruits." So really, you can juice beets but you need to be careful and use other fruits in between small beet pieces which is likely to help clear out the beet bits from the machine. Read more
Preface: I am new to the juicing world. This is a good machine for beginners, such as myself. The JUILIST JUICER is a decent machine with a 800w motor and it does produce quality and flavorful juices depending on the ingredients you choose. The JUILIST has a 3" wide opening to feed your ingredients into, a pusher to aid in pushing hard ingredients through, a catch bin for the pulp and a small container to catch the juice. Also, their are rubber feet at the bottom to prevent sliding while the machine is in use. A few things to take into consideration is that juicing can be a tedious process. According to the enclosed manual almost every item needs to be sliced and even skins removed from several potential ingredients. I can totally understand that some prep work is required, but to peel/cut everything is a bit much. Perhaps this is because the JUILIST JUICER is a "Centrifugal" juicer.. it's counterpart is a "macerating" juicer where it's more powerful whereas skins, harder veg & leafy veg are permissable. Moving on.. I made two juices for my first go. The first was celery based w/ apples, lemon and ginger. It was tasty and green. The second was like a V7 which had carrots, tomatoes, celery, apples, lemon, garlic and a bit of ginger. I liked this one more than the first. I'd like to note that I had wanted to make a beet juice as well, however according to the enclosures beets cannot be used in this Juicer!?!? Unbelievably strange. While the machine itself is small, it is LOUD. Cannot understand how or why, especially considering it's a small centrifugal juicer that requires more than average prep work, no peels/skins and no beets. Clean up is not a breeze, you must dismantle the machine and wash each part after each use.. which is to be expected. Do NOT leave your machine to sit while you enjoy your juice, at least let them parts soak in hot soapy water because once the remnants start to dry, the washing will become a project. Happy Juicing! Read more
Slow chewing extraction keeps pulp apart for easy cleanup. The wide chute make juicing effortless. I love the nutrient rich juice. Sleek and sturdy, space saving design. it's also compact to fit anywhere in the kitchen. From juice to cleanup in a flash, with a quick rinse when done. Super quick and easy to work with satisfying results. Read more
Easy to use and setup. Wide mouth made it convenient for large oranges. It gets a bit messy if you don't use the cover so be careful. Read more
