Finally, we finished by juicing grapes to see how the machine would handle smaller pieces. The J500 made a glass of juice from almost a whole bunch of grapes, with minimal foam. However, the pulp bin contained not only juiced grapes but also a few halves that had spun away from the blades.

It’s not the biggest nor the smallest juicer I’ve reviewed, yet it simultaneously has a large capacity while retaining a beautifully sleek and streamlined appearance that‘ll look at home in contemporary kitchens. Before I’ve even handled it much though, I can already see that the stainless-steel exterior is starting to mark with smears and fingerprints. It produced a sweet, pink, cloudy apple juice, with a slight powdery mouthfeel from some tiny specs of apple that had made their way through the sieve. But all-in-all a very tasty glass of juice. The froth separator kept the worst of the foam in the jug, though some still made it into my glass. While this issue isn’t unique to the J700, there’s also an extra amount of pulp gathering along the edges of the pulp bin and the juice-collector bowl. The way the pulp bin and the juice-collector bowl are connected meant that once I tried to remove the bin, I inevitably spilt some pulp on the machine and my countertop. Our range of support options ensure you experience an easy and hassle free process when you need to talk to us about your Product Care ™ plan. Whether you are experiencing a fault, or wanting to redeem your entitlements, we will provide you with guidance and support every step of the way. AdvantageA switch on the side offers two juicing speeds and a table in the manual gives some guidance on which speed to use for common fruits and vegetables. The instructions contain all the need-to-know basics, but this isn’t a manual jammed with recipes and juicing ideas. As to leafy greens, 100g of kale produced 40ml of juice and 100g of spinach yielded 30ml – a relatively standard result for a centrifugal juicer.

A lidded jug catches every drop the J500 produces and includes a foam separator for those not partial to a bit of froth. All this adds up to a machine that will deliver your morning juice with minimum fuss and mess. The Braun J700 Juicer gets the job done, offering decent yields without taking up too much space on your countertop. Some juicers can be a challenge to put together and take apart, but the J500 is simple to assemble since it’s obvious where the parts go. Everything clamps into place securely, and if it’s not put together properly, then there’s a four-way safety system that will stop the motor in seconds, which is reassuring. A stainless steel knob moves stiffly from the off position to either setting “I” on the left or setting “II” on the right. Compared with some other juicers, there’s no light on the J700 to indicate whether it’s ready to use. INTERCHANGEABLE REAMS: Includes a small ream for the limes and a bigger one for your grapefruits. Unlike other electric juicers for citrus, it does not stop when you push strongly on the ream cap allowing you to juice smoothly.The Braun J700 Juicer is equipped with the highest level of consumer safety. The machine will automatically shut off after 3 seconds if one of the system criteria is not met, limiting the risk of fire. The filter is made of stainless steel, which is extremely safe for the health of the user, and also helps to remove air bubbles, providing a smooth, smooth drink. Also, the juicer is equipped with an intelligent anti-drip function, limiting the juice that comes out of the cooling and sanitizing waste.

It does all take up a fair bit of space in the dishwasher though and if you’ve only made a small amount of juice, running it through the dishwasher might not be necessary. I washed it all by hand several times and the brush included in the box is useful for getting into any hard-to-reach spots. In fact, for those who are unsure of how much they’ll use a juicer, the Braun J500 is a good-value, easy-to-use first buy. This is a juicer that works best for harder foods like carrot and apple. It’s not the ideal choice if you’re looking to juice citrus, leaves, and berries, so if you’re looking for an all-rounder, I’d say there are better options out there. I started off by juicing carrots. While not much pressure was needed on the plunger for juicing whole carrots, the first carrot did cause the machine to shake a little. However, it was sturdy enough to take it, and the juice spurted out nice and slightly pulpy – but definitely not crunchy. Three medium carrots yielded about 175ml of juice.

High Juice Yield & 200W Motor - A precision-engineered motor extracts every drop of goodness without noise. The slow juicer uses a quiet low-speed DC motor, equipped with smart chips, so the juicer machine stops automatically every 20 minutes. Enjoy a quiet morning at less than 60dB without disturbing your family and neighbors. You’re then instructed to keep adding fruit and veg as you go. However, putting the produce in first means you get an ugly sound as the machine takes off – reminiscent of a dental drill or a particularly nasty waste disposal unit. A stainless steel micro-mesh sieve helps to remove pulp and foam. The anti-splash stainless steel spout is enclosed in a contraption that can be tilted to avoid dripping. Wonderful Use of Anti-drip Lid] -The masticating juicer has an anti-drip silicone lid that seals the juice outlet. ①You can close the lid in the middle of juicing to change the cup without turning off the juicer. ②Cover the silicone lid at the end of juicing to prevent the juice from staining the tabletop. ③Even you can make nut milk with the silicone lid on. Clever design, you will love it!