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Back to Basics Wheat Grass Juicer | 
 enlarge | Brand: Back to Basics
List Price: $109.99
Buy New: $94.85
You Save: $15.14 (14%)
Rating:  3 reviews
Country: import
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
MPN: SJ27
UPC: 018579176682
EAN: 0018579176682
ASIN: B000E7VCA6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Juices Wheatgrass, soft fruits, and leafy veggies | | • | Stainless Steel | | • | Trade in Value | | • | Mount this juicer to your countertop | | • | Warranty: 5 Year Manufacturer |
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Product Description
Reap all the health benefits wheat grass has to offer with the Back to Basics stainless-steel Wheat Grass Juicer. Wheat Grass contains many of the vitamins, minerals, and anti-oxidants a body needs to maintain health and fitness. Hopper and push stick included. Reap all the health benefits wheat grass has to offer with the Back to Basics stainless-steel Wheat Grass Juicer. Wheat Grass contains many of the vitamins, minerals, and anti-oxidants a body needs to maintain health and fitness. Hopper and push stick included.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great Juicer March 20, 2008
Robert Winterode (Miami, Florida United States)
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
I just got the back to basic juicer and could not be happier . I have had two other types of juicers a Champion and a Samson juicer . The Champion juicer when used created by speed , a slight heat which takes away from the flavor of the juice . The Samson juicer is a wonderful juicer as the auger rotates 80 times each minute and creates no heat , The juice is so good and it does a great job of bringing all the juice out of the fruit or vegetable's . The down side is the clean up , the screen takes a while to clean . I went back to the Champion juicer for ease of clean up and it was a faster machine to make juice , ob-course it does not juice as good as the Samson . My Champion plastic part broke . I bought a Back to Basic Juicer and I love it . It is very easy to clean and the juice taste's so good . It does a better job then the Champion for getting all the juice out of the fruit , But not as good as the Samson . I know the Back to Basic juicer will last a life time and will do a great job at juicing . So I am very happy with the Back to Basic Juicer .
 Doubble edged sword August 12, 2007
K. Bindewald (aloha, OR)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I agree with other statements that this juicer is awsome for juicing wheatgrass and other leafy greens. I have even done the grape juice in it and it was the best grape juice I have ever had. However, the design of the juicer is such that you have to unscrew and clean out the inside after 3 or 4 groupings of what ever you put into it. While it is excellent at juicing, the process is labor intensive and long. If you don't clean it out frequently then the pulp backs up into the juice outlet and goes into what you want to drink. From start to finish it takes me no less than 45 minutes to get a good amount of juice(2 glasses full). I will keep the one I have and use it, but as far as reccomending it, I would have to say keep saving your money and get something that will save you time. It's good for the price you pay for it, but I am going to be saving for either a champion or another electric masticating juicer. I have had enough of waiting for 45 minutes before I can drink my dinner!
Excellent.... but May 7, 2007
Wky Pete (Corvallis, Montana United States)
22 out of 23 found this review helpful
This juicer is extremely adept at extracting juice from wheatgrass, celery, grapes (who knew making your own grape juice was SOOOO good), and all manner of other vegetables. In the case of wheatgrass, it is remarkably easy to crank. It sometimes takes some extra effort, but it is still quite easy. There are two things that have made this product a little less than perfect. One, you have to find a low cup. There was hardly any room underneath for anything we had in the manner of bowls. We eventually found a orange juicer, you know the ones made of glass with the mountain looking thing in the middle, that works good, plus it has a spout, so it is easy to pour. Two. Putting the thing together is difficult to figure out. The screen doesn't like to fit right, we got it in good a couple of times, except for once. Apparently it wasn't in right, becuase the screw was pressing on it and bent the little lip a bit. Everything works fine still, except it makes a scraping sound. But it was kind of stupid that they wouldn't make it easy to assemble every time. But other than those two problems, they probably wouldn't even be problems for someone who has a little more paticience than I do, it is a very good juicer. WAY better than any electric ones that I have tried. It also cleans really easy. It just takes a rinse, and sometimes a little rubbing to get the pulp out of the screen. I would prabably give it a 4.5 if I could. It isn't quite 5 worthy.
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