Aicok Slow Masticating Juicer vs Black and Decker 32oz Juicer

If you're a budget shopper who loves making juice drinks with leafy greens, then we recommend the Aicok Slow Masticating Juicer. Slow juicers can cost significantly more than centrifugal models, and price can be a limiting factor in your decision. However, this model sells for quite a bit less than most top-tier masticating models and yet performs nearly as well across the board. The Aicok works particularly well with spinach and kale and can even juice wheatgrass for those who enjoy making green drinks

The Black and Decker 32oz Juicer appeals to us because of its compact size, modest price point, and versatility. It contains two pulp control screens that collect the majority of the pulp and prevent the consumer from the effort of an additional strain. For a modest price, you get an easy to use, easy to assemble, compact juicer, complete with a 32 oz pitcher to catch the juice and two separate screens for pulp control. It also features an auto-reversing reamer which allows you to utilize the entire citrus without the bitter flavor from the pith

It is a slow juicer, very similar in style to the Omega and the champion. The big difference is this cost $99 The champion starts at 265, the omegas t...

I bought this model juicer as the previous model that I had from Black and Decker for about 6 years chipped a plastic piece that held the juicer section in place. This model is similar with some improvements in the overall design however it is WAY LOUDER than the previous model. I'm not sure if mine is defective or not but it produces quality juice.

Pull out a poplar. So this is a juice with God Really very nice so let's just have a taste of that. Really very good. Really good

My daughter told me that she was going to use it to make a key- lime pie. So very excited to see what I can make from using this juicer. I highly recommend it to anyone that is looking for a healthier option and not have to purchase pasteurized juice from your local grocery store. [This review was collected as part of a promotion

Do this, and clean up is a snap. The screen needs a good brushing, brush included, on both the inside and out, but only takes a few seconds.I'm a happy camper.

Cleaning was a breeze, and at the risk of sounding like I'm bragging compared to other users who spoke about cleaning, I didn't have any difficulty separating the strainer pieces. The trick is to push in the tabs on the bottom side and carefully pry it apart. So yeah, TL;DR - there are one or two minor improvements that could be made, but ultimately I feel like it was worth the price I paid for it.

the cutting, coring, and processing can take an hour to get 5 8 oz jars. to be efficient, I might like one that runs a larger quantity though faster..

When you're done juicing. simply lift up the strainer straight up and lift up the container and you've got your juice. This lime juice has very little...