Waring PJE101 Quite White Juice Extractor

Well, perhaps easier cleaning. Pulp gets wedged in the basket and you need a stiff brush to get it loose. Some dishwashers will do the trick, but you may end up scrubbing. Thus four instead of five stars.

If you need to make more than two glasses of juice, you'll probably have to stop and empty the basket of pulp before continuing. The Champion juicer spits out the pulp while juicing and might be a better choice for those who have large families.

Nevertheless, this Waring juicer (they bought out the old Acme brand) gets every drop of juice from your veggies and fruit. Don't even consider a cheaper juicer, as you'll pay the price in needing more produce to come up with a good glass of juice. Bon Apetit!


heavy-duty juicer !   March 7, 2002
 15 out of 15 found this review helpful

This is much better than those little wimpy juicers that are basically disposable.This one is made for Waring by the Acme company who has been building quality commercial juice extractors for years!This unit doesnt have automatic pulp ejection but it has a powerful motor thats not likely to burn out.The pulp can also usually be easily peeled away from the screen so you may begin another round of juicing.Just make sure you clean the unit immediately after use,otherwise the pulp gets hard and sticks to the surfaces and is difficult to remove.I have an Acme unit thats similar to this one and I use it all the time!As a result I`m healthier,more energetic,more regular and even have better skin! And remember,store bought juice is pasteurized as required by law and has no food value or enzymes.So make your own juice and get all the benefits that nature can provide! Enjoy and good health to you!