Cuisinart Citrus Juice Extractor with Carafe Review

This thing is amazing! I made over 50 ounces with it. The only catch is that it sometimes stops spinning for a few seconds, but only after about 30 minutes of use. I usually just let it sit and after a while everything is fine.

This product is pretty much the same as its previous version, but with a "centrifuge" feature that doesn't make much sense. Another key difference is that the juice flows into the carafe instead of out of the receptacle. But now there are more parts that need to be cleaned after use, which takes more time and effort.

I have a grapefruit tree that gives me huge fruit. I wasn't sure if this juicer could handle that, but it worked great! Very easy to assemble, use and clean. Great price for a great juicer. I particularly like the removable carafe with lid. Put the extra juice in the fridge the next morning. It also has a cutout so you can remove the pulp extractor without making a mess. Like it too! Excellent purchase!

I love this item, but I was cleaning the glass carafe and the lid of the glass just broke off from hitting it too hard. I wouldn't mind if I could buy another one for a relatively low price, but I can't find the same ones. I'll probably end up buying another one because it's a very comfortable car, but I just wish I didn't have to buy the whole thing again just to replace the glass carafe.

This juicer was great. It's easy to use. I've had a messy drip problem with other juicers. The decanter eliminates any problem with dripping. I can fill the carafe without emptying the filter basket. Closing the switch stops the drips completely while I empty the carafe. My 6 and 8 year old grandkids were able to quickly squeeze 0.5 gallons of orange juice on their own without making a mess. The best juicer I've ever had. It's not a quick dinner, but the quick juicers I've had have been a lot…

I decided to buy it after watching the video even though it was out of stock for a few weeks. What attracted me was the reverse function and the decanter, despite being more expensive than other Cuisinart juicers. Squeezes the maximum amount of juice, easy to clean, a little pulp will get caught in the crevices, but a quick brush will do the trick. You need to put some pressure on the fetus and push straight down. It stops if you push sideways hard, but it doesn't seem to harm the device or the

Making orange juice can actually be a gooey mess. My husband and I had a very small citrus grove. We sold oranges, grapefruits, limes and lemons. We've always made juice for ourselves and others, so we've always had a juicer of one form or another in our house. One or two burned out too. The shape of the cone and the design of the ridges are important to us. We're out of grove and juicer so when our neighbor gave us a whole bunch of oranges I found them by brand. Most of my small appliances are