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I’ve had a few juicers and this is my favorite. It’s simple to use, efficient, easy to clean and assemble and a good value. You can spend more, or less, but this one will serve you well for a long time. I particularly like the large chute, which means you don’t have to chop or cut as much. For more information on the benefits of juicing, see my article.
Fran Sussman has been in holistic care since 1988 and in private practice since 1993. Apart from one-on-one consulting, Fran is sought after as a speaker, workshop leader and meditation teacher. She writes a column on Holistic Health for The Times Herald Record, and has been featured frequently in Natural Awakenings magazine. Read more »| « Jan |
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[...] hand, top of the line juicers can cost $500, but they really aren’t necessary. I recommend this Breville as an excellent compromise between quality and price. I love the large feed chute (no chopping [...]