Masticating Juicer Attachment for KitchenAid All Models Stand Mixers, Masticating Juicer, Slow Juicer Attachment for KitchenAid All Models Stand Mixers, Black(Machine/Mixer Not Included)

This is the best masticating juicer tool I have found - our family has tried several different juicing tools over the years and we just found this attachment for our Kitchen Aid.It works perfectly and is so easy to clean. And if fits Kitchen Aid stand mixers universally...ours is approx 20 years old and the attachment fits like a glove.The attachment is so sturdy and solid, and the strainer component does an excellent job of filtering out pulp...the juice has been awesome so far. We've only made a couple of batches of juice, but I feel the attachment has already paid for itself.If you have a Kitchen Aid, and enjoy fresh juice - this is the only tool you'll need, and seems like it will last a lifetime!

First time using a masticating juicer was easy as could be. I did honeydew and cantaloupe together. It was delicious!Pros:* Have another use for my Kitchenaid instead of it sitting idle all the time* Stores in a bin rather than taking up counter space with another gadget* Not expensive* Very effective so farCons:* Takes some scrubbing effort to clean pulp out of the mesh sieveI think I'm going to get quite a bit of use out of this so it's a good value and worth it!

Its just not worth buying,it wastes fruit and juices dont come in a decent quantity, DEFINITELY NOT RECOMMENDED..

You can look up other juicers on Amazon and see that they actually use this same assembly, so this is a great way to save space and reduce costs. It does an impressive job of juicing anything you put in it, I even got juice out of raw beets with this thing. My only gripe with it is that the two holes that it presses out of (one for pulp and one for juice) are very close together. You need to hold two containers overlapping to catch everything.

Unboxing this juicer you will be impressed with it's high quality build. It's heft, and the manufactures choice of materials inspires confidence. It is easily as well built as any 'official' kitchenaid accessory. I have only owned it for a short time, so durability will be something I come back to comment on next year. However, given it's stout build and obvious high quality I am certain this unit will stand the test of time.To date I have juiced celery, grapes, apples and carrots. Not much of test, but I think typical of most needs. It's feed chute is smaller than what you'd get on a stand alone juicer, but given the other upsides I can't see it as much of a detractor. It juices quickly enough to be considered efficient and I was surprised how dry the pulp was. Would this compare to a $300+ juicer in that regard, probably not. But in regards to speed, this is a tad faster.It is most certainly quieter than stand alone juicers, and given as you'll use your kitchenaid mixer, you'll have a ten speed juicer (speeds one and two work well)! I have yet to clog this unit, though if it did clog, unclogging it would be fast and easy. Cleaning takes less than a minute... much easier than cleaning a stand alone. The fact that it stores in a drawer with other hand tools makes this a big win for folks who already own too many appliances ;-)