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 enlarge | Brand: Champion
List Price: $289.99
Buy New: $232.99
You Save: $57.00 (20%)
Rating:  9 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 24
MPN: CHAMPIONCOMMERCIALB
UPC: 833304002322
EAN: 0933304000486
ASIN: B000E4C53M
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Showing reviews 6-9 of 9
 easy, durable, great for multiple glasses daily March 27, 2008
Anne-Marie Borbely-Bartis (Falls Church, VA)
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
I remember seeing Champion juicers in organic co-ops I entered with my mother when I was young (Santa Cruz, CA, early 70s). Thus I guessed them to be durable machines, if the same basic style is still in service today. So when I noticed how many customers complained about other juicers breaking down quickly, I bought the Champion. I couldn't have made a better choice.
It probably takes twice as long to juice an orange as it would in a Breville--but 2x isn't minutes here, it's seconds. And because it juices by mastication, the final product probably has a higher nutrient content (via cell wall destruction) than a centrifuge-based juicer.
All components slip together easily and logically; an attachable funnel comes with the machine for feeding berries and nuts.
I had a Jack La Lane juicer 7-8 years ago; I found cleaning to be difficult (at the time JLL machines used a flimsy plastic strip for the centrifuge). With the Champion, I can dissasemble and clean everything (high-end polymers and stainless steel) in about 45 seconds.
It's a heavy machine, due to the GE-manufactured 1/3 hp motor. But that's also the final reason why I chose it. As an energy tech analyst, I know that GE motors last forever in small appliances, and the Champion is manufactured in Lodi, CA. That means I'm assured of excellent customer service (I'm now in Washington, D.C) if the need should ever arise.
Juicer Supreme January 7, 2008
J. Hauser (Arizona)
24 out of 24 found this review helpful
We decided 2 years ago to juice for health. I spent hours online investigating juicers and realized that the cheap ones wouldn't last. Anyway, we figured a few hundred dollars investing in your well being isn't a big deal. After reading about the industrial quality of the Champion, we made the move and have never regretted it. Besides being efficient and relatively quiet, it blasts through any type of veggie or fruit, with ease. And we have timed the clean-up at 3 minutes or less. Simply rinse, soak and wipe. Just be careful with the cutting part. The only downside as with any commercial-grade appliance, is the weight. We keep it on the counter for 2 reasons. It's heavy and hard to store and if we keep it out, we are more likely to use it. So get juicing, just for the health of it with a true Champion. Cheers!
BEST JUICER January 18, 2007
Lisa M. Garcia (Miramar, Fl USA)
21 out of 28 found this review helpful
I LOVE THIS JUCIER. IT DOES COST A LITTLE MORE BUT WORTH EVERY PENNY...I HAVE USED CHEAPER JUICERS HOWEVER YOU GET MUCH MORE JUICE OUT OF THE CHAMPION.. IT IS YOUR HEALTH YOU DECIDE.
Best of Breed! December 27, 2006
Robert W. Bardwell (Cleveland, OH)
42 out of 43 found this review helpful
A friend's parents fell in love with frozen banana & pineapple smoothies that they had in Hawaii, and noted that the Champion juicer was all that was used in making this favored treat.
I recently was fortunate enough to try out the frozen creations. The frozen banana is delicious - add nothing else but a frozen banana to the juicer, and you have a perfect creamy dessert! Same with pineapples and other fruits.
Yesterday, I opened up a Champion Juicer under the Christmas tree. I was ecstatic - we found a few apples that were lying around, and the juicer in seconds had a jarful of dark, foamy juice. We took some grapes that were not going to get eaten, and threw those in the juicer as well, and had a perfect glass of grape juice.
I highly recommend this juicer - cleans in about 2 minutes, and is very easy to operate.
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