Fridja f1900 Cold Press Juicer, 240W Masticating Slow Juicer with 78mm (3”) BPA-Free Wide Chute, Black Stainless Steel body, Juice, Vegan Nut Milks, Sorbet, Ice Cream, Easy to Clean

This is to be blunt amazing. Its unlocked a whole new world to me that previously required a trip to the supermarket and a fairly limited selection of juices, or using my magimix in ways it is not designed for for, with extensive filtering required. I write having had it for under 24 hours, but this far it's amazing.Costing £100 in the prime day deal I had assumed it would be ok, but not great, maybe a fragile and sort of would struggle with harder fruits/veg and break if I pushed it too much. I wanted it for slightly niche juices that you can't really buy in supermarkets like Celery juice, and for hosting brunches as a sort of fun thing at the side, I also bought a blender and my magimix has a citrus juicer, and so tbh I thought this was the one I'd use the the least.Last night though I tested it on a ton of different fruits and veg, making carrot juice (divine), celery juice (less divine but apparently healthy), tomato juice (tempted to make into a starter at dinner parties), apple juice (amazing), and then later orange juice (less good but I expect my bad! I put the fairly dry paste back in repeated, I think that might work if you peeled, but unpeeled ones probably don't work), and then a mix of tangerine, kiwi and nectarines (with apple!), which was also fab! Simply cost wise it works out as for instance my local supermarket sells apple juice for over £3 for a litre (they say this is 9 apples), I can buy 9 apples for less than that, but also have the flexibility to make the amount I need. The same is true of orange juice and other more common juices (ginger and apple for instance is probably less than half the cost to make), but the joy of this is not just money but the ability to make juices that the supermarkets don't make and this I've been enjoying and is harder to value, but likely breaks you even far quicker!This machine is also quiet and very sturdy.Washing up is relatively easy except two parts, the metal thing that wraps around the whisk has proven a little trickier to get all the bits out off, and then the funnel where the waste comes from often traps a bit and so requires a scrubs, but it's far from a lot of work. Taking it apart and putting it together is fairly easy but the bits of food can lodge the parts in a bit which again takes time.All in all a great machine, at a great price

This is a great juicer. We use it every weekend and now we have less waste in the fruit bowl and great healthy juices. It has enough power for some of the harder fruits and for that extra flavour, it will juice ginger and turmeric root too. It assembles easy enough and cleaning is easy with a little brush to get in the smaller places. I would definitely recommend this to buy.

The media could not be loaded. I have waited a little while to write this review to ensure it's helpful. I did a lot research and it's a big investment.In short it gets 4 stars because it's an excellent juicer however there are one or two things which stop it getting the full five stars.Pros:-It is really robust and juices whole items pretty easily (see video of the whole apple going in).-It's pretty easy to set up and use.-It's so much fun! Weird pro for some people but I bought this juicer because I struggle to get in all my fruit and veg, it being fun to use is great incentive.-it doesn't take up too much space, juicers are never particularly small but this is tall rather than wide so it's less counter space but I find it fits in my bottom cabinet pretty well.Cons:-user manual is just QR codes to YouTube videos which did my head in because you have to watch a load of guff and filler just to get the info you need. It wasn't hard to set up and only needed to watch once but it was annoying.- it's a not that easy to clean the funnel where all the "chaff" comes out. Everything else is easy to clean but I have to get a chopsticks in to get all the bits out.If you are looking for a juicer though this is probably the best option if it's in your budget. It's really sturdy and I think will last me a while. It was worth the investment for me.

We juice regularly. And this machine is by far the best for the money. I understand there's a little pulp in some juices, but takes moments to sieve. I use a separate sieve to the one provided. And yes it takes a few minutes to clean. The exit pipe could be better as celery and pineapple and fibrous products can get caught going through. But it's no problem to use the brush end provided and hook it out, even whilst running. Yet all said and done, it works so efficiently . It's fairly quiet. Looks smart. And with it's chute large enough for an apple it's a lot less chopping than my angel juicer. Which is fab too. But has a smaller chute. On a cleanse I can drink 6 litres in a day and this copes very well. I do let it cool down from time to time, and cut hard root veg into thinner slices so as not to overwork the engine. I did have one for nine months, which stopped suddenly, but the company provided a new one in days. So great service too. It's a wonderful tool to get the freshest homemade juices , which when stored in airtight bottles, last for a few days in the fridge . Very happy chappy.

Nice product, I am using it since two years and working fine.