Review on Auger juicer Kitfort KT-1102-2, burgundy by Agata Kaszyska (Lubi ᠌

I have always wanted a juicer as a home appliance, and in the end, I decided to go with the auger model of the Kitfort KT-1102-3 juicer. Previously, I had experience with a centrifugal juicer, and during that time, I realized that there was something fundamentally flawed with this approach, despite the fact that the juice came out tasting great. However, centrifugal juicers are unable to extract juice from tomatoes and greens. In consideration of the cost and the features offered, I decided to go with this particular model. The test started right away with everything: pomegranates, carrots, beets, apples, tangerines, and grapes. However, I haven't had a chance to shake greens and tomatoes yet because it's not the season for those fruits and vegetables, and I don't want the impression of the juicer to be ruined because of subpar veggies. Whoever is embarrassed by this - a strainer to help - we like it best this way. Carrots and beets at the exit are perfectly dry cake, and juice with little pieces (very small, not even like on a fine grater). When it comes to apples, everything is crystal clear; there are no unexpected turns of events. However, everything relies on the variety, since everyone in this room agrees without exception that it is preferable to press from denser ones. Grapes are just amazing; the juice is exquisite, while the fruit itself consists only of the seeds and skins. Cons: - it threw half of the product into the cake compartment, and some pieces were not even squeezed out. Pros: - the juice produced by the product is of excellent quality, and the juice yield from the product is high (350 ml of juice came out of 500 grams of apples that were not the densest, which is very good). Simple cleaning and upkeep, as well as low noise levels during operation. The juicer has more than met my expectations, and I have high hopes that it will continue to do its job for at least a year; at this price, it will be a length of time that is well worth the investment. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys drinking juice, and if you do decide to buy a juice extractor, I would suggest getting an auger one rather than a centrifugal one.