Enpee Slow Juicer That Extracts the Most Juice and Less Pulp, I would recommend to anyone wanting a first class juicer

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1. c e auge says:

   This review is from : Enpee Slow Juicer That Extracts the Most Juice and Less Pulp, Red

   Easy to use and extracts the juice fairly well and you have the choice of 2 types of juice extractor, one with less pulp. The only negative point is i find it fiddly to put back together, i am sure it is just a matter of use.
   • kool_dude says:

     This is an excellent juicer, go for it without hesitation if you are in the market for one. It is quiet and steady and well made. Couple of negatives would be, while it works great with carrots, it gets a bit trickier with soft fruits like applies. When you open the chute will find a large amount of produce left on the auger. The workaround i discovered is to use the reverse button occasionally to clear the auger. Also the the cleanup does take some time and space to drain, so juicing is better done in volume, it can be stored in bottles in the fridge. Don’t let the negatives throw you off as i reckon most juicers will have similar issues (there is no way around dismantling and cleaning up ;)) i got it on deal on amazon which made it a specially good buy.
     • Clafarr says:

       This is a fantastic slow juicer, i wouldn’t recommend the cheaper models. I love this juicer, it’s a wonderful quality, i’ve now had it a few weeks, and i really can’t fault it at all. I’ve tried 3 other cheaper juicers, they look the same, but they are not. They are a cheap, flimsy quality. I’d really recommend paying just a little more, and getting this far superior juicer.
2. D. Heinrichs says:

   This review is from : Enpee Slow Juicer That Extracts the Most Juice and Less Pulp, Red

   We spent many many weeks researching and contemplating whether to spend this amount of money on a juicer. After all, we would need to make quite a lot of juice to justify the purchase. The first filter we got was slightly porous and let through a lot of pulp (we checked we were using the right one). Contacted manufacturer and they sent a replacement within 2 days. Still have quite a bit of pulp in the juice, however after trying various other masticating juicers we realised it’s simply down to the way these juicers extract juice – there’s slightly more pulp than your average 1000 rpm juicer you can get at a much lower price. That’s pretty much the only downside. Cleaning is pretty straightforward, parts come apart easily and are assembled easily, everything feels sturdy and high quality. The juice you get from these is just in a completely different league to any other juicer we’ve ever tried (and we’ve tried quite a few).
3. Callie Carling says:

   This review is from : Enpee Slow Juicer That Extracts the Most Juice and Less Pulp, Red

   This is my second juicer and although i’ve only had it a few days, i’m in love with it. A bit of background to my juicing experiences: a few years ago i had a very expensive, noisy centrifugal juicer which was super-efficient but sounded like concorde coming into land and was difficult to clean. After chemotherapy, i’d had enough of juices and so (unwisely) sold it for a very small sum. Three years on, we picked up a brand-new nutribullet which blew up within 1 second of switching it on (), so then invested in a duronic blender. Very efficient and powerful but i got tired of standing with a metal sieve after each blend, trying to get the roughage/lumps out. I prefer smooth juices, and when you are juicing 3x a day, you want something quick and easy to do all the work for you. So after much deliberation and spending hours pouring over reviews, i bought an enpee juicer (a red one, just like in this photo). At the same time, i ordered a separate fine strainer, ‘tho the machine already comes with a fine strainer and another strainer which is perfect if you prefer a more fibrous juice. I was looking for a juicer that could handle carrots, kale, beetroot, etc.
   • Joanna J. says:

     You simply cannot do better for the price. I jumped on the hype and first bought the juicer endorsed by the juice guru, you know who i’m talking about. What a waste of time and money.For the same price this juicer is just superb with it’s better quality and quantity of juice. If used correctly it will expel dry pulp without clogging. Chop your fruit/ veg especially your more fibrous kind, celery etc and do these last. Take your time because if you rush and force it to juice too much at once you’ll clog the pulp outlet, get pulp overflow and end up with a pulpy/ foamy juice. This will happen pretty much whatever upright masticating juicer you use. Just buy it your search is over.
4. Paula Stannett says:

   This review is from : Enpee Slow Juicer That Extracts the Most Juice and Less Pulp, Red

   So excited i couldn’t wait to review it. First time use review to counter some of the points i read which made me undecided for far too long. Packaging and delivery first class. Not as heavy or large as i imagined. It is about the same width as my delonghi coffee machine and same height and weight as my kitchen aid blender. It fits easily on the work top under the top cupboards. This is important as i intend to use it every day. It came pretty much assembled except for the top but i decided to take it apart before use so i knew how it all fitted together. The instructions do state different colours for the fine pulp basket mine is black not yellow , much nicer, but it doesn’t take a genius to see the holes are smaller.
   • geoff smith says:

     So far so good have found the smaller you chop up the fruit and veg the better it is.
     • Miss Della Buckley says:

       Really impressed with how sturdy and well made this is. Really impressed with how sturdy and well made this is. You do have to cut food into pieces to feed through tube but no big deal. I think cleaning any juicer is a faff – that is the nature of the beast but it all comes apart easily and you get a handy little cleaning brush which helps. My biggest problem is just how much raw food you have to feed it (especially if you are trying to keep to organic) – it’s like gaining an extra family member to feed. Roll on summer when i can pick produce from the veg patch. Overall have been really impressed especially for the price.
5. Lorraine jones says:

   This review is from : Enpee Slow Juicer That Extracts the Most Juice and Less Pulp, Red

   Pleased with the juicer works well easy to use. Pleased with the juicer works well easy to use. . The lack of packaging it came in was poor though.
   • Aralia says:

     I was looking at a hurom juicer in the beginning, but kept thinking is too expensive, so i looked online for the next best thing, and it was this enpee juicer. Honestly, i don’t know what a hurom can do better than this one. The pulp that comes out is very dry, for example from 1kg of carrots i got 650 ml of juice with almost no foam on top. Only complain i have, and this is why i gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that sometimes is very hard to disassemble after use.
6. fransafe says:

   This review is from : Enpee Slow Juicer That Extracts the Most Juice and Less Pulp, Red

   My first juicer – but this has lived up to my expectations. Glad i went for the slow juicer. Handles everything i throw at it (even bananas, that supposedly aren’t supposed to work, but i just run it through again, as it’s just pulp, no juice first time). Seems almost identical to those “brand named” ones for twice the price. Although the instructions are minimal – lots on internet & youtube to give ideas on what to do & make. Very easy to clean – comes apart & put back together easily. It comes with a free “tofu” maker – as yo can make nut & soya milk by putting these through juicer, although my first attempt at tofu wasn’t great.
7. Shell says:

   This review is from : Enpee Slow Juicer That Extracts the Most Juice and Less Pulp, Red

   I liked that this one was upright. I bought a masticating juicer as i tried my mum’s matstone and the juice was delicious, much nicer than the juice at my local juice bar which uses a centrigugal juicer, and masticating juicers preserve more nutrients – you can really taste the difference. My decision was between this one and the matstone which are in a similar price bracket. I liked that this one was upright, bpa free, the chute is a little larger so less chopping is required, and on videos online it looked easier to use. Im able to make juice much quicker than my mum with her matstone, and the juice is equally in rich flavour. Like other reviewers i found it really difficult to assemble at first but my husband quickly figured out that the rectangular holes in the separate components need to be lined up and then it clicks so easily into place. I can now put it together in less than two minutes. The pulp that comes out is very dry so very little juice is wasted. One tip – if you are juicing greens, dont do them first – i find this blocks the pulp exit chute. Add it gradually along with your other vegetables and its fine. Adding lemon, lime and a little ginger creates a delicious flavour (i juice citrus separately with a hand press as the skin is horrible when juiced, or you could peel it first). Very happy with this machine and i look forward to my morning juice. My husband loves it, and even my cousins, who said they would never try veggie juice, thought it was nice too.Get the enpee, you won’t be disappointed.
   • Lizzy says:

     Bought it for my daughter’s birthday after much research and it hasn’t disappointed. My previous flirtation with juicing long ago was courtesy of a tesco value juicer. Needless to say, it was a joke and we rarely used it even at first and then never. But this is a different story. Excellently constructed, heavy and well made but quite compact. It squeezes out loads of juice, rarely jams (and there’s a reverse switch to help you out if it does), no problem at all to clean and very good value – so worth paying the extra for a quality product. We have juiced every single morning since we got it. We use jason vale’s book of 100 juices and have juiced carrots, beetroots, kale, oranges, clementines, lemons, courgettes, celery, parsnips, apples, spinach, ginger and lots more and loved every combination so far.

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