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Breville BJE510XL Ikon 900-Watt

Variable-Speed Juice Extractor









Breville Juice Extractor





Breville Ikon Multi-Speed Juice Fountain is 900 watts. It has a 5 speed

high speed motor that features a built-in electronic smart chip that

increases power to the cutting disc under heavy loads. As a result, the

filter extracts more juice and can make an 8 ounce glass in just 5 seconds.

The 3 feed tube allows for the easy and efficient processing of whole fruits

and vegetables, without pre-cutting, slicing or peeling. It is uniquely

positioned directly over the center of the cutting disc for better balance and

consistent results. The 5 speed settings make the Ikon Juice Fountain the

most versatile juice extractor available. The lower speeds are for softer

fruits and leafy green vegetables. The higher speeds maximize extraction

from dense foods such as apples and carrots.



Features:

* 900-watt stainless-steel juice extractor with 5 speeds

* Speeds range from 6500 rpm to 12500 rpm for maximum extraction

* 3-inch circular feed tube; backlit control panel; dishwasher -safe parts

* Juice jug and froth separator, detachable spout, and cleaning brush

included

* Measures 16-4/5 by 15-1/2 by 10-1/4 inches; 1-year limited warranty



I've used the new Breville juicer every day since the first day it arrived. I

like to juice pretty much everything, including hard veggies like carrots and

beets. It handles it all really well. The only issue I've come across that I

could complain about "which isn't really a big issue" i s that sometimes if

you put too many large veggies in before pressing them down the chute

they will jam.



Part of the design is to put a thin triangular piece of metal just above the

spinning disk - most likely so when you plop a whole apple in it has

something to stop the initial downward force. You'll notice when you juice a

small apple, you have to press down to get that little piece of metal to

penetrate the apple. Then it will grind on the disk after that point. It makes

sense, but this seems to cause the jamming. At the same time it protects

the disk.



So what I learned is you just have to go a little slower than you'd want

sometimes. Cut your apples in quarters if they are large - and cut beets in

half. Beets are too hard to get passed the triangular wedge. If you get the

gigantic juicing carrots from your health food store, it helps to cut them in

half length-wise as well. Otherwise if you put in two of them - the large

ends of the carrot will get stuck.



Ok that said, those are not really problems. Those are the hardest veggies

for any juicer to juice. So there is some cutting - but otherwise even large

carrots juice extremely fast.



As for baby spinach, it will juice that, but no juicer except hand crank wheat

grass juicers or others that use compression will not to a great job on very

soft leafy veggies. I like to cut iceburg lettuce in 1/4's and that gets a ton of

juice. The lettuce that has long leaves - you can snap the bottom part to

create two halves. Then squeeze it in and press it down with the base

facing up for the most juice.



Cucumbers juice amazingly fast and you get a ton of juice. Oranges also

juice well, but it will be fairly frothy. So you may want to do it by hand.



Cleanup takes more time than the act of juicing. It's not too diffic ult, just

make sure to use some warm water and the included brush. The worst

offenders are the hard veggies like the carrots. It tends to clog the

stainless mesh disk at the bottom. Over time and several washings it will

clear up.



You can place plastic bags in the bin on the side, but I found if you use the

thin bags that they offer to put your veggies in - the disk will try to suck it in.

A typical wal-mart grocery bag which is a thicker plastic doesn't have the

same problem.



Would I recommend this juicer? I would say yes. This is the quietest juicer

I've tried so far and does a good job. After day-in-day-out use, it still works

well for us.



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