Hamilton Beach Professional Super Chute Easy Clean Juice Extractor, 67906

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Being new to the juicing game, this juicer by Hamilton Beach makes me wanna try to juice everything! Right off the bed I decided to do cranberry and apple juice. It was so easy. I was amazed at how quickly the fruit was pulverized and juiced in the pitcher! This juicer comes with its own pitcher that fits exactly how it needs to be and it looks just like something out of a factory! This juice is perfect for at home juicers or if you have a small coffee shop and you wanna make fresh juices for people this is the way to go! I was surprised at how quickly and easily it worked. This juicer for the size in the capacity that it holds is very reasonable in price and if you have a coffee shop or a juice bar that you wanna have fresh juice at, this is a very inexpensive way to have a professional piece of equipment in your business. I have positive thoughts on this and the only one negative that I have is that I wish the booklet that came with. It had some recipes. But you can go onto the Hamilton Beach website and find a couple recipes and then doing the search online there are tons of recipes out there. Have fun with it experiment with all kinds of fruits and vegetables and combinations!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great extractor. I used this several times in my kitchen so far. Pleased with results. I read the manual first, then proceeded to try making apple juice. I had several kinds, about 3 bags from store. I made sure everything was set up properly after I washed all pieces before use. This has a nice length of cord to plug in not too short. I then proceeded to put an apple or two into chute, placed the food pusher into chute, turned extractor on low. Wow, nice and easily it made juice. Finished running apples through, then proceeded to strain juice. It was very flavorful, grandkids really like it. I then emptied everything, gave pulp to birds, hand washed all parts. I had some almonds so I soaked them for about 48 hours in water in refrigerator. I then brought extractor out and proceeded to try and make almond milk. Instructions in booklet weren't real clear so I checked it out and you do add almonds and some of the water. Placed about a cup at a time in and ran extractor on high and also tryed low both worked. I got almond milk! I then strained it and placed in refrigerator. I took extractor apart and removed pulp, then pmaced parts in dishwasher and washed using no heated dry. It came out beautifully. I am going to enjoy using this more as time goes on.