It's clear that Breville meant business when it dreamed up the $150 JE98XL Juice Fountain Plus (converting roughly to £105 in the UK and AU$205 in Australia). Every inch of this machine screams ...

Following are the different types Breville offers. Slow juicer: Also known as a masticating juicer, these take more out of the fruit in the juicing process, so you’ll have more fiber ...

and uses a blade that spins at high speed to extract juice from fruit and vegetables. The main difference between this model and Breville’s more expensive juicers is the power; the Juice ...

The most popular type of juicer on the market, centrifugal juicers employ fast-spinning blades pressed against a mesh sieve to dice up fruit and vegetable to render ... less than 2°F.” A Breville ...

I started with the Breville Juice Fountain Plus ... gives you a sense of what speed to use for what kind of vegetable or fruit. Cabbage, and I assume other leafy vegetables (spinach and kale ...

Extraction is also good, but not perfect, with unprocessed fruit pieces sometimes found in the pulp container. But, as you will see from our Breville Juice Fountain Compact review, at under $100 ...

For its quiet operation, ease of use and high juice yield, the Nama J2—a popular cold-press model—is our favorite overall, though we also stand behind models from Breville, Hurom and Ninja.

Once you're finished, the Breville includes a convenient drip ... and its BPA-free dome-shaped lid doubles as a juice receptacle, fruit bowl, or peel disposal. In testing, its yields were among ...

This is your juice era. I’m telling you, this thing was the holy grail in a kitchen where nothing less than divine efficiency would do. The Breville is fast, powerful, and — crucially — easy ...