Review on Auger juicer Kitfort KT-1102-2, burgundy by Czesawa wierczewska ᠌

This centrifugal juicer was purchased as a replacement for the Bork centrifugal juicer. In the past, I avoided using augers because of the limited space available for loading materials into them. The juicer was to my liking. Maintains a low profile. Even though there are a few extra details to remember, washing is simple and much faster than centrifugal. It may appear to be exceptionally difficult to put together at first, but after a few times using it, you will become accustomed to it and will be able to do everything automatically. Presses rather effectively, although not completely. It works quite well for pressing apples, oranges, and pears, but the cake itself is somewhat dry. Carrots and celery come in a close second place. The cabbage that she is given is not easy to prepare; in the beginning, it needs to be chopped very small, but the finished product tastes delicious. The tomatoes are pressed, but the pulp has a lot of moisture in it. If you do not load veggies and fruits in their entirety, but rather cut them into at least halves, then you do not need the pusher at all because she is capable of handling everything by herself. There is no leakage at the junction of the bowl and the lid, even when the bottom bowl is overflowing with liquid. This is because all of the elements fit together perfectly. When utilizing the reverse function, you are required to keep hold of the top cover; otherwise, it will fly off, which will trigger the safety mechanism, and the juicer will turn off.