Cuisinart Juicer Machine, Die-Cast Juice Extractor for Vegetables, Lemons, Oranges & More, CJE-1000P, Silver/Black
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- 1000-watt 5-speed juice extractor with large 3-inch feeding chute
- Control dial with blue LED light ring; anti-drip adjustable flow spout; easy unlock and lift system
- Foam-reducing filter basket; die-cast and stainless-steel housing; dishwasher-safe parts
- Includes 2-liter pulp container, 1-quart juice pitcher, and cleaning brush
- Product Built to North American Electrical Standards
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Cuisinart brand is not limited to food processors. Plugged or unplugged, nobody covers the kitchen like Cuisinart. The company is a full-service culinary resource with a wide array of products, preferred by chefs and favored by consumers. Create amazing meals using our high-quality cookware. With a full range of sets, sauce pans, skillets, fry pans and more, cooking for your family or a crowd is accessible and elegant. No cooking task is too complex for these durable products. Savor the Good Life with Cuisinart's cookware!
Brand: Cuisinart
Color: Silver/Black
Special Feature: Manual
Product Dimensions: 9.37"D x 14.92"W x 16.46"H
Material: man-made-material
Brand Name: Cuisinart
Recommended Uses For Product: Juicing
Manufacturer: Cuisinart
Model Name: Juice Extractor
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Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Packs: 1
Warranty Description: Limited 3 years warranty
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Juice Extractor
Item Type Name: Juice Extractor
Model Number: CJE-1000P1
Part Number: CJE-1000P1
Special Features: Manual
Maximum Power: 1000 watts
Wattage: 1000 watts
Power Source: Corded Electric
Number of Speeds: 5
Controller Type: Button
Material: man-made-material
Product Care Instructions: Dishwasher Safe, Hand Wash Only
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 9.37"D x 14.92"W x 16.46"H
Capacity: 2 liters
Item Weight: 9 pounds
Color: Silver/Black
Finish Type: Brushed
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I just received the Cuisinart CJE-1000 juicer about two days ago but had to go out and buy some fresh veggies to juice before I could try it out. Today, I'm happy to say that it works like a dream ... not like the refurbished (same brand and model) one I received last week from another store. On that one, #5 on the speed dial didn't work, the pulp ended up backing up and not going into the pulp bin, and the motor made a funny noise when turning off; on further inspection, some of the parts looked a little beat up, too. Still, it was pretty quiet when juicing, but I knew I had to return it. So, I immediately went online and bought a brand new Cuisinart from Amazon (what I should have done in the first place). lol I'm so glad I moved as quickly as I did. It didn't take me too long to finally realized that I didn't need to start off with refurbished ... what was someone elses juicing nightmare/headache and end up going down hill from there and having to return the juicer multiple times for repair (and be without fresh juice). The only good thing I got out of buying the refurbished juicer for less money was that it showed me what a great juicer the Cuisinart could be (if everything worked correctly, that is) ... was totally sold on the potential! The multiple speeds, large juice pitcher, and extremely quiet motor (except when turning off) helped to sway me. This new Cuisinart is very quiet, too (unheard of, I know), and the pulp is pretty dry when not juicing something like tomatoes (just had to try that), but I can use my NutriBullet for things like that and not end up losing part of them to pulp. As the Nutribullet is also very powerful and liquifies quite well (except for things like beets and carrots, etc), I'll probably, sometimes, end up liquifying things like tomatoes, kale, spinach, and softer fruits in the Nutribullet so I can get the benefit of the whole veggie/fruit. At any rate, I love being able to change the speed on the Cuisinart to fit what I'm juicing. Cleanup is fairly easy with the Cuinsinart, too. I've seen much worse, in particular the old Hamilton Beach juicer I used to have (talk about a nightmare!). It juiced great, but cleanup was very time consuming and difficult. Also, I love size of the Cuisinart juice pitcher and the 3" feed tube but find that for small, hard beets it's still better to cut them in thirds or quarters, but I can feed 3-5 carrots at a time without a problem. I also juiced half a lemon with the peel on. I'm going to start looking for receipes where I can use the pulp from this machine ... maybe some veggie soup and bread ideas. Since I'm vegetarian anyway, I don't care much for the idea of tossing perfectly good pulp/peels with their additional fiber and nutrients ... not very often anyway. lol I'm just so glad I bought this juicer and hope it lasts for a lot of years. Just in case, I did buy the additional Square Trade 3-year warranty, as I believe it covers things the "limited" warranty doesn't cover. Also, with use, if I find this machine to be lacking in any way, i'll do an updated review ... or, even a review to just say how great it continues to be! Darn ... on rereading my review, it seems a bit biased, but, honestly, I'm just so excited about this juicer! It seems to have everything I wanted it in a juicer (doesn't have auto cleanup, tho ... now THAT would be nice. :) Happy juicing!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2013 by Shirley Kay
After a few friends have sold me on how great juicing is, I decided to get a good juicer. I narrowed my price range to the ~$150 range. I was intrigued by the Breville models, who have a good reputation. However, after reading the reviews and features of the Cuisinart model, I decided to go with that. It had the two features I wanted (< 800 watt motor, multiple speeds) at a great price. I've had several Cuisinart products in the past including the Duet Blender, mini food processor and a pot/pan set. All of these products have served me well and this Juice Extractor is no different. Being new to juicing, I've gotten tips from friends on what fruit/veggie combos to use. It was important to have multiple speeds on the juicer to more efficiently juice the various types of produce. The Cuisinart makes it simple to change speeds and the instruction/recipe booklet has proven to be a great source of information on what speeds to use for different types of produce. The motor is quite powerful (1000 watts) but at the same time is fairly quiet. Juicing is easy; I don't have to put a lot of force when juicing things like carrots and apples. The softer produce (mango, kale) is even easier, even at the lower speed settings. Assembly of the unit is very easy. Cleaning is going to be a chore no matter what type of juicer you use (according to my friends) but this Cuisinart doesn't seem to be that difficult. I've use both the dishwasher (top rack only) and hand washed each piece and it wasn't bad. The straining basket requires that you use the included brush (very helpful) but even that isn't very time consuming. Kudos to the tips to line the pulp collector with a plastic bag; a real time saver. Two really great features I like are the adjustable juice spout (several settings from completely off to fully on, which helps prevent spills) and the foam reducer on the juice container (siphons off the foam while you pour). I also enjoy the look of the product; the stainless steel accents my other appliances and is easy to clean. If you are new to juicing and don't want to spend a whole lot of money, I recommend this juicer. With a three year warranty and a good reputation that is Cuisinart, I'm more than happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2013 by S. Stephenson
let talk about this JUICER If you are looking to get healthy or just to incorporate juice into your daily life i would say take the plunge and get this juicer. Firstly when i open the package the juicer was nicely package no breakage and that is always a plus when buying such expensive electronic. secondly it was very and i mean very easy to assemble but if you get into any trouble putting it together the instruction is very helpful. Now lets get to how good this work at juicing your fruits and vegetable, let me just say its awesome at juicing your fruits and vegetable. Your juice comes out very smooth and yummy and tasty yammy too, I personally buy organic fruits and vegetable so its just that more yammy. I will advise you if you can afford to get organic fruits and vegetable then get it i am telling you this juicer is powerful it give you a very very smooth juice and it taste awesome. I have a nutribullet that i have been using for years now, but honestly since i purchase this which is two weeks now this is all i have been using and i think this will be replacing my nutribullet for the future. CONS: The only problem for me personally is cleaning it, this juicer have quite a few parts so it will take about 5 min to wash it so if your are someone who don't have the time to stand and wash something for 5 min then i will tell not to get it, but come on for the money and the result i don't mind it. It for my health and body so why not, what i usually do is juice in the morning and don't wash it, i will just empty the bin with all the mess and put it back because i know i will juice for lunch and dinner. After dinner i will take the juicer apart and give it a good wash and and i am good to go for the next day. So that is something to keep in mine if you are looking to buy a good juicer that will do the job.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2016 by TIPS&TRICKS
I was inspired to buy a juicer after watching the documentaries "Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead", "Forks Over Knives", "Food Inc.", and "Food Matters". I didn't want to spend a ton of money on a Breville and this has many of the same features. The 1000 watt motor is powerful enough to easily juice just about everything. I've used it with apples, kale, carrots, spinach, strawberries, peaches, pears, blueberries, grapes, starfruit, cranberries, and pineapple just to name a few. I've used it twice a day for almost 3 weeks (at the time of this review) and have noticed good and bad... PROS: -Powerful 1000w motor comparable or better than any Breville at the same price range. -5 different settings to adjust for softer/harder fruits and veggies -Very Quiet -Anti-Froth pitcher works great CONS: -You have to clean the juicer immediately after you're done juicing (so I usually have to wait before I can even enjoy the juice I just made)The mesh screen can be a pain to clean. The included brush helps but you always have to get the teeth, the inside, the outside AND UNSCREW the teeth to get under the metal plate, then RESCREW it back together. -The big plastic lid has some areas that are hard to reach when cleaning, even when using a dish washer. -Pulp can be a little wet at times but I've noticed that it somewhat depends on what you're juicing (using more fruits is going to give you some wet pulp but a more veggie heavy juice isn't as wet) TIPS: -Always put an empty plastic bag (like the type you get from the grocery store) in the pulp catcher because it makes clean up so easy...lift the plastic bag out and throw it away (or use the pulp to make compost). The pulp catcher will never need more than maybe a rinse by using a plastic bag. -I usually have a glass ready with ice in it to pour my juice over. I personally think all juices taste better over ice. You could also throw the juice into a blender with some bananas, nuts, or whatever you like! Endless possibilities! (smoothies, etc...) RESPONSE TO COMPLAINTS: Some people on here complain about wet pulp or not enough juice but HELLO you're spending less than $150 on a juicer! If you want the top shelf then go spend the $300-$500 on higher end models!!! For what you're paying, THERE IS NO BETTER JUICER FOR UNDER $150! You get a lot for your money even with the minor flaws! I wouldn't go to a car dealership and expect to get a Cadillac or Mercedes Benz with all the bells and whistles if I only had $10,000!! If you want top shelf then go buy top shelf! Cuisinart was obviously going for something middle of the road that encompassed similar features to high end models but at a more affordable price (by using more plastic parts basically). Be sure to read the entire manual to make sure you're doing everything correct. I even make sure to juice everything on the proper 1-5 setting since not everything needs to be on 5. Overall this is a great juicer that has all the features and power of a Breville but at half the cost. I would highly reccommend this if you're new to juicing. If you're looking for more of a high end, everyday juicer, then go shell out double the cost of this and be happy instead of buying this and complaining that it's not what you expected!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2012 by Arnold, Kevin
This my first juicer and I searched all over the Internet for one. Not knowing if this was going to be a passing phase of become an everyday lifestyle change, I decided to buy one around $100.00, juice it to death and buy a more expensive one when the time came. I've been making smoothies forever with a Nutribullet using greens, but wanted to get into juicing. As with most everyone, I watched the movie "Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead" by Joe Cross. I don't need to lose weight, am already Vegan, just wanted to go the extra mile. I chose this model and couldn't be happier. It's easy to put together, easy to clean, big, and my pulp is dry! I have tried putting my pulp through a second time just to see if anything else would come through, but maybe only a dribble - not worth the trouble. I LOVE the dial and if you READ the instructions, you'll see that different fruits and veggies require different settings to get the most juice. A cucumber uses #1, oranges #2, carrots, apples #5. At first I wanted to crank it up to #5 and put them all through - don't do this. I was and cut up all my ingredients first. I set the dial and put the fruits and veggies in according to the settings. I get the best juice ever. I usually make two 32oz juices per day, Joe's Mean Green as my morning juice. The filter basket is hard for me to get off, but easy for me to clean. I clean the outside with a different, larger kitchen brush, rinse that side, then brush the inside of the filter basked with soap, rinse and it's perfectly clean. All other pieces are so easy to rinse and clean. Do not scrub the plastic as you will scratch it. The machine is loud, but that doesn't bother me one bit. The Cuisinart CJE-1000 is heavy duty, won't operate without the clasp on, so easy to use, looks great on my counter, affordable and a fantastic choice. The feeding tube is huge and you won't believe how many whole apples, oranges, cucumbers will go right in. This purchase has not made this a passing phase, but a daily addition to an already healthy lifestyle. I'm 62 and going strong!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2014 by BulkBuyer
First off, let me just say that this is the first juicer I've owned or used. With that in mind, I am very impressed with this machine. I've juiced several different kinds of fruits and vegetables with mixed results. However, I suspect that where I had difficulty was due to my lack of experience and knowledge. I purchased this machine after reading other reviews and because it is a Cuisinart and has a higher powered motor. It has never lacked for power. It churns through carrot, sweet potato and beet without bogging down in the least and produces great juice with very dry pulp. It handles apple, cucumber, ginger, broccoli and other medium firm fruit and veg well. However, softer fruit seems to produce fairly wet pulp. Juicing grapes and tomatoes both lost a significant amount of juice to the pulp. If there is a downside, it is that, while it's not terrible to clean, it's not that well designed when it comes to cleaning it either. It has several nooks and crannies that are difficult. The top has a narrow channel that's difficult to get into. There's a deflector to channel the pulp into the bin that has a sharp angle that is a pain to clean behind. The extractor bowl also has a lip that slants downward and is smaller than I can get my fingers into. Ultimately though, all those areas have rinsed clean so far with just soap and water, so it hasn't been a problem. The machine is very nice looking and solidly built. It works great for carrots, and that was the one thing I was hoping for. It also works great on most other fruit and veg that I want to juice. So I am not anything but happy with my purchase. I recommend it without hesitation.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2019 by Laughing Buddha
The juicer is very good for cleaning, power, and ease of use. The only con I noticed while using is there is still quite a bit of moisture in the pulp. Which means to me that I'm not getting maximum juice out of my fruits and vegetables. Maybe its the screen, seems a little tight, but I'm not a 100% sure. overall I like it and will keep it until I need a new one in a year or two, and will probably try another brand. I really liked the original one I had, the Juiceman Juicer. The Jack Lalane was my 2nd juicer and also very good.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2019 by Gene
I bought this machine (Cuisinart CJE-1000) first, as I wasn't sure if I would be juicing every day, or if I would give it up once the high of "I'm going to be SO healthy" wore off. Well, it didn't wear off. I love juicing, and have given up supper to juice every evening (except when I go out with friends, of course). I feel so much better the next morning. Sometimes I juice in the mornings as well...but I digress. The machine is easy to set up and use, juices very quickly, and the "leavings" are mostly dry. I've seen plenty of people comment that a masticating juicer will give you more juice. I call BS on that. I just bought an Omega J8006, thinking that hey, I'm juicing every day, so I need a SERIOUS juicer. Also because this Cuisinart will not do greens and wheatgrass. (Just spits most of your greens back into the leavings container.) For juicing vegetables and fruits, this Cuisinart beats the Omega hands down. More juice, more leavings, the leavings were more dry in the Cuisinart basket than the Omega. Way less time to juice. Bigger chunks of produce - for example, I put three full carrots at a time in the Cuisinart. In the Omega, you can only put one, and if it's a big carrot, you need to cut it up first. As if. The Omega rocked out the wheatgrass and spinach (although it took forever putting a few leaves of spinach at a time down the Omega's tiny chute). This Cuisinart has me spoiled. I'm actually thinking about buying a second one, just in case this one ever dies. I've used it for a few months now and still love it like the day I first used it. If you want to do wheatgrass as well, you can always get the Chef's Star manual one. It works pretty well. But if you have dreams of juicing a big salad full of produce every evening and then congratulating yourself on all the nutrients your body just absorbed, you need this one. It's fabulous.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2015 by Carla Joy