The Secret Life Of Juicers
Juicers are involved, theirs are a few of the best I have come across in my
research on juicers. It pains me to say it, but I believe they fell short of the mark
If it comes to the BJE200XL 700-Watt Juice Fountain.
To people who can't afford expensive juicers and people who are new to the
world of juicing. So as to provide a product for a lower price, a company must
Make it lower in quality in some manner. Otherwise, who would purchase their
higher-priced items? I
Would never expect to purchase a low-priced version of a product and get the
Same quality I would get if I were to purchase a high-priced version of that
Product from the same firm. Still, I believe that Breville could have made
Some better decisions about how to decrease the costs associated with the Juice
Fountain.
In this review, I will explore the specifications of the 700-Watt Juice Fountain. My
Focus will be on helping you decide if this is the juicer you want to purchase.
Although I have already stated that I believe this juicer falls short of the mark, you
may disagree. I intend to provide facts Together with my opinions so You can
Make your own informed choice.
An Apple Eater
Let's begin with one of the most positive elements of this juicer. Unlike masticating
Juicers, centrifugal juicers such as this one have the ability to process large chunks of
Food without difficulty. This ability is actually among the biggest selling features of
centrifugal juicers, since it considerably reduces prep and cleanup time. This
Juicer's large 3-inch feeding tube allows you to take complete advantage of its largechunk
processing ability. You can easily feed it an entire apple or orange without
Stylish and Sleek
Most juicers look like
Stereotypical appliances -- bulky with a lot of plastic encasements and created
Refrigerators and ovens) have begun to be designed to match your décor, smaller
appliances are lagging behind -- probably because they can be tucked away inside
cupboards. What if you do not have the space to tuck it away, or what if you
simply use it so often it would be a waste of your time to put it away and pull it
back out on a regular basis?
This juicer is one of the very few stylishly designed juicers I was able to find in my
research.
Performance should be your main focus in regards to buying a juicer.
700-Watt Motor with One Speed Setting
700 may sound like a large number, but in the world of centrifugal juicer motors it
is not. Actually, it exists closer to the lower end of the range, meaning that it isn't
very powerful. Interestingly, Breville chose to place this 700-watt motor inside a
Juicer intended to work at 14,000 RPM. For comparison sake, consider that many
high-quality centrifugal juicers utilize 850-watt motors designed to power a
maximum of 12,000 RPM. I have serious concerns about this motor being able to
Handle working at such a high speed for long intervals, especially if it
Is working to break down the hard foods Breville claims is it capable of juicing.
My other concern is the fact that there is just one speed setting. While speeds of
12,000 RPM or over are often necessary for centrifugal juicers to be able to break
down hard foods such as carrots and apples, a speed of 6,000 to 7,000 RPM is
Better for soft foods like berries. I suspect that this high speed will cause
foaming and wet pulp when processing soft foods.
Breville had to make the choice of using a smaller, cheaper motor in this lowpriced
juicer. I only wish that they had matched this small motor with a lower
RPM setting to reduce wear and tear.
Where's The Pulp?
The Compact Juice Fountain does not feature an external pulp cup. Perhaps that
Is why they decided to call it "compact." In my opinion, Breville presented it as a
Compact option to distract buyers from the fact that internal pulp cups are much
More difficult to clean. Sure, it takes up less space on your countertop than a
Juicer with an external pulp cup, but is that little bit of space worth the bother of
Disassembling parts each time you need to empty the pulp cup?
I am not sure how the addition of an external pulp cup would impact the price of
this juicer. I Don't design and manufacture juicers for a living, so I am not familiar
With the expenses involved. That being said, the addition of an external pulp cup
Would have placed this particular juicer above many similarly-priced competitors
and still wouldn't have placed it in direct competition with any of Breville's
higher-priced juicers.
Consumer Feedback
Despite my concerns about the 700-watt motor and the 14,000 RPM setting, most
Consumers have stated that this specific juicer actually stands the tests of time
and daily use. The only major concern to come forward was that this Juice
Fountain has a difficult time processing leafy green vegetables. This may be due
to the incredibly high speeds at which this juicer runs. It may also be related to
The fact that it's a centrifugal juicer -- they just aren't made to handle leafy foods.
Concluding Remarks
As I said in the introduction of this Guide, I believe that Breville could have done
better in their design for the 700-Watt Compact Juice Fountain. I understand that
Adding another speed setting is probably not an option and won't call for them
to do so. The company would have to charge more money for an appliance with
More features because it would cost more to produce. That being said, they could
have chosen a lower, more standard RPM speed to compliment the low-power
motor.
I am not saying that this juicer is useless. Many people who are just beginning to
Get into juicing prefer to purchase low-cost juicers until they are sure it is
something they enjoy and can commit to. If this sounds like you, the Breville
Compact Juice Fountain may actually be a good choice -- just try not to judge all
Juicers by the experience you will have with this one. It Isn't an Unbelievable juicer,
But it can get the job done as long as you don't expect too much from it. Be
Prepared for wet pulp, lots of foam, and having a hard time processing hard
foods and leafy greens.
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