Cold Press Juicer Machines,Fretta Slow Masticating Juicer with 108mm &1.0L Hopper for Whole Fruits and Vegetables,200W Self Feeding High Yield Juice Extractor,PCTG BPA-Free, Red)

Great value for money - it's compact, easy to use, and quite efficient. Cleaning is a bit of a faff, but that's the case with all juicers. Much prefer this one to those spitting shredded leftovers into an adjacent bucket!

my juicer arrived about an hour ago. Unfortunately, it does not power on at all, so I have not been able to use it. I have tried multiple sockets, but it still won’t start. Could you please advise or help me resolve this issue? I m not sure how to reach the seller so I am leaving a message. Happy to change my comment if the problem is solved.

excellent item

this is quite a small juicer, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in juicibility :) You do have to cut all of your vegetables, and fruits in order to easily out them through the tiny hole in the juicers lid, which can take some time depending on how much you have to juice. I made one with 4 apples, 1/2 bag of carrots, 1/2 a cucumber, 2 beetroots, and 3 sticks of celery which meant having to empty the hopper twice, and this gave you an entire jug full of juice, As it is a masticating juicer there is a lot of pulp which my kids loathe so it requires straining if you do not like the pulpy bits in your juice? Also the masticated part of the juicer is quite difficult to keep going with the small string device you are given, which I assume you try to push the veg etc deeper into the masticator so it catches and pulls it down to be juiced, I found this quite a chore, as certain verge seem to get stuck and just don't go anywhere without a good minute or so pushing and moving around with the string device. Also the masticator seems to be hollow in the base, so when you use it, pulp and very get pushed up inside that so when you wash it you need to make sure that you are able to get up inside there to remove the muck. But, having said all of that it does make a nice juice, more suited for 1 person than a big family. A little pricy, but worth it for healthy juices.

Having previously used blenders to turn apples and oranges into sort-of-juice, I was very eager to give this a go! It's very easy to assemble and disassemble - it's essentially four main parts to the juicer; the base unit, the juicing bowl, auger (which comes preinstalled in the bowl), and the feeding chute cover, which all attach very easily. Just ensure the lid to the chute cover remains fully open when putting it all together or disassembling, as closing it locks it all into place. As it's my first time using a juicer, I followed the instructions and took 3 medium-sized apples, and cut them into "chunk" and removed all of the seeds, then placed them into the hopper. There was space for at least another two or three more apples in there but I just stuck with three apples. After securing the lid ,I powered it on, and was surprised that it wasn't making an absolute racket like my blender. It's much more quiet, though it's still not something you'd want to use in the early hours of the morning unless you live alone! The process was pretty quick. Within just over a minute, it had the completely pulped up remains in the left pot, and the fresh apple juice in the other. I used the pusher to scrape bits of apple from the side of the feeding chute into the centre so that it all got put through the auger. Quite fun to watch! Three medium-sized apples filled up 1/5th of the large juice cup, so for a big morning apple juice to last you most of the day, or for several people during a morning breakfast, you'll want to go through perhaps 10+ medium sized apples, depending on how juicy they are (mine have been in the fridge for a few weeks!). Cleaning was quite easy - as it all disassembles, it took just a few minutes of hand washing with hot water. The included brush was very handy for poking bits of apple through the mesh at the base of the juicing bowl, as well as stuck bits of apple pulp in the chute that sends pulp into the pulp jar. I'd suggest cleaning as soon as you are done with it, rather than leaving it for a while, as if anything dries up in there, it would be a hassle to clean! Looking forward to trying this with orange juice and other fruits in the very near future, looks like morning breakfasts will be more interesting for us!

This juicer is awesome! As a newbie to the world of juicing, I found the setup simple and the instructions easy to follow. For our first juicing, we threw in apples and strawberries, and to my surprise (I’m not usually a fruit fan!), it was #£&@@@ beautiful! First of all, the wide chute makes it easy to handle whole fruits and vegetables without needing to chop everything into tiny pieces, which saves lots of time! And speaking of time, it's incredible how quickly this thing juices. The juice yield is impressive, too, extracting every last drop from the produce. I’ve noticed that the juice has a richer flavour than the fresh juices I've tasted in the past. Afterwards, the machine is easy to clean—a brush is supplied to help get into the juicer's recesses, and the parts come apart effortlessly and rinse clean without any fuss. The modern red design also looks great. It adds a pop of colour to my kitchen and looks nice on the counter. But beyond the aesthetics, this juicer is solid and well-built, giving me confidence that it will last for years. Overall, this juicer has completely transformed how I think about fresh fruit juice. It tastes incrdible! This juicer is quick, easy to use, and delivers a high yield of delicious juice with minimal effort. I couldn’t be happier—highly recommended!

I've been using this every couple of other day for a month straight, so here's my experience using this and I've provided a length video of me using it: First of all setting it up was a hassle, the instructions could have been better and honestly they could have just added a setup video to the listing, there was no mention of the chute having to be open in order for you to install it into the base, so I wasted like 5+ minutes trying to figure it out. Performance - I juiced carrots, apples, and other vegetables and to be honest the juice quality isn't that good, a lot of the time it's frothy and has bits in there, I also think this machine wastes a lot, it's not high yield like other juicers that I've used. I've previously owned one that was £400 so it's unfair to necessarily compare however if you see the picture I've attached, I had to juice that entire bowl of carrots and it only provided me with 2 cups of carrot juice. Now I'm not sure if the unit I have is faulty but that is a lot of waste. This will overheat if you use it for a while and automatically stops working, well in my experience that happened. Then the next day it started working again. It's not really loud compared to other machines since it's masticating it and cleaning it is kind of difficult, you have to hand wash all the parts. So despite this being useful for my lifestyle as I've always got a ready supply of fruits to juice, I do think it lacks the potential it could have had, as the end results of the juice tends to have a lot of foam with bits. I would definitely say this is more worth the value of it was priced around £150.

Fretta Cold Press Juicer Machine. 108mm Slow Masticating Juicer for Whole Fruits and Vegetables. High Juice Yield. 200W Motor. BPA Free Tritan-Red Current price £199.99 plus £40 voucher = £159.99. Over the years my Wife and I have had quite a few Juicers. Some lived up to the hype, some didn't! Pleased to report this one from Fretta is pretty good. Build quality is good. All components appear well made and the main unit while not that big (a good thing) does have a satisfying weight about it. You know, the built to last thing! In operation I have found this Juicer to be fairly quiet. It’s not whisper quiet but pretty good nonetheless. On first use we cut up a few Oranges and Apples and it mulched / juiced these up with ease. I guess the 200w motor is “Man” enough for the job in hand. The resulting waste pulp that came out of the left side was quite a surprise and definitely contained little to no wasted juice! Now for clean up. Well these are all pretty much the same, they take a while to get all the bits out of the nooks and crannies! Luckily in the box is a brush / tool to aid with this but it still takes a while. We now juice enough for a couple of days rather then using it every day. Couple of other nice features include those on the safety angle. Accidental start ups should not occur and the machine will not work with the lid of the main hopper open. Hopefully helping to save fingers along the way? All in all this is a nice Juicer. It’s powerful and fairly quiet. Very easy to use, On / Off / Reverse, thats it! It does what it’s suppose to and does it well. Surprising how much Juice you can get out of a Orange / Apple and even a Carrot! So is it worth the money. Well I don't consider this a cheap item, even at the offer price. But comparing other makes and having had experience with other Juicers I would have to say this is one of the best we have ever had.