Breville 800JEXL Juice Fountain Elite vs Heaven Fresh HF 3014

As you can see here, it is dishwasher safe however with the jug in the top part I Clean and dry by hand just because I don't like water stains so in r...

For the most part, I don't have to press the food down the chute to get it through the grinder, which I thought I was going to have to do with a masticating juicer. It's a very good quality juicer & I would buy it again.

I’ve had my Nama J2 for a week now and I love it. I’ve previously had a Breville Juice Fountain and an Omega horizontal juicer and this is by far the best of both worlds. For nutrition and convenience I doubt there is a better juicer out there. There are some youtubers with coupon codes for 10% off as well

This machine is great and a rare find in that I can now keep it moving. Organic dandelion greens juice well with some added sweet apple wedges (B17) or organic navel orange slices, plus spinach and cucumber, with some fresh organic ginger root. Yes! made this recipe up and it's reversing our family member's cancer! Give this juicer 2 thumbs up!

It's not a great yield, but probably the best you'll find for this price range. This thing is a beast, it's very very heavy and bulky. It requires constant cleaning and scrubbing for the strainer, the juice catcher, the pulp container, the blade receptacle and any sort of lids associated with this. It's a pain and it's extremely time-consuming

I have a hard time cleaning out the shoot where the pulp comes out, it just takes a lot of effort (but maybe that is common too?)...it was difficult to put the juicer together at first, the instructions were a bit backwards

The pitcher just slides out. Move the locking arm down, take the food pusher out, lift up the cover, hold the base of the juicer, and turn the spout. ...

Because the chute is wider there is less prep time as well. Noise level is low. No screeching. No concern for waking others up if you’re an early riser

Works well and the left over pulp is fairly dry. I agree with some other reviews that you have to be fast to cover the feed tube as it will shoot product out of the top instantly. Works well overall, but is very time consuming to clean. Consider a Masticating Juicer for small batches

I suggest 1/8 to 1/4 inch pieces - yes that small! it doesn't take long to do - and there will be no celery clogging; other pulp will push the strings through with ease. In my experience, 1/8 inch is the way to go. - Less-juicy things like beets and carrots need time to masticate, plus they sometimes need other juicier items (apples and cucumber, etc.) to get the pulp to move through -- I learned this the hard way once when it began to leak from the underside