Review on Auger juicer Kitfort KT-1102-2, burgundy by Agata Strzalek ᠌

I was seeking for a juicer that was not only relatively inexpensive but also of a great quality and produced the driest cake possible when it was finished. I decided to go with solely their centrifugal ones, and I didn't even give the augers a second thought because, at the time, I regarded them all as being little more than toys that were flimsy, throwaway, and pointless. So, how much power is this, exactly? One hundred fifty watts? What about the rate of travel? Not in good faith! Just a little bit of spoiling, and nothing more than that! I cannot believe how incorrect I was! Started examining the screw models more carefully. In the end, I decided to go with a KitFort KT-1102 that has a wide neck, which is a very uncommon configuration. As I used it on a variety of fresh produce, I was reinforced in my belief that I had made the best possible purchase. It turned out that this was the precise alternative that I was looking for: it was quiet, it was compact, and it had a fashionable appearance (I chose orange because, according to Feng Shui, this hue is regarded to be one of the most recommended for the kitchen). It presses the juice very quickly while maintaining a very good quality, and the cake literally tears apart into dry pieces as it exits the nozzle. The juice is great in both flavor and quality. The only catch is that you have to consume it straight away; if you wait more than 15 to 20 minutes, the flavor will be quite different, and the color will get darker. Yes, there is a trace bit of pulp in the juice (for different vegetables and fruits in different ways), but I consider this to be more of a "plus" than a "minus." Whoever needs juice as clear as a tear should search for a juicer for a couple of people instead. The directions are both very easy to understand and very specific. It's too bad I didn't take the time to study about it on the internet before I purchased it; otherwise, the dilemma of picking out a certain model would have been resolved on its own right away. About the price: it turned out to be 2 times less than what I was going to pay for a centrifugal model (originally, I was planning to take just such a 1500 W and 11000 rpm), which is to say that it was significantly cheaper. In general, the item is very neat, sturdy, and made with conscience; one can sense the genuine concern of the manufacturer for the customer who purchases the item. I am 200% satisfied! Everyone who I showed it to thought it was great! Many thanks to whoever was responsible for the creation of this genuine, albeit modest, miracle! And if you're still undecided about which path to take, like I was in the past, I wholeheartedly endorse going that route.