Hurom H200 Easy Clean Slow Juicer, Matte Black | Hands Free | Hopper Fits Whole Produce | Quiet Motor | Scrub Free Cleaning | BPA Free | Easy Assembly | Healthy Living | Cold Press Masticating Juicer

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It doesn’t detail how to recycle the juicer after use, nor does it point you in the direction of spare parts, should you need them. But replacing parts is a lot less expensive than replacing a motor because at that point you are replacing your juicer! Therefore, the slow 50 RPM speed seen in the H200 is ideal for getting the highest quality juice from ingredients. Naturally, one of the most exciting features of the Hurom H200 is its self-feeding capability, which allows it to operate independently.

Taking into account the functionality our juicers is a big part of our meticulous design process, and we incorporate features that would make juicing most convenient for you, while adding a touch of style and elegance. It is also provided with a coarse juicing strainer, which can be used to produce juices with a thicker texture by allowing more pulp to pass into them. Additionally, the first time I used it, I was truly amazed by how much juice the machine is able to extract from the produce.There's nothing more satisfying than throwing in whole celery stalks and watching the H200 do its thing.

There are limits to this approach, of course, in that you couldn’t throw in, say, an entire pineapple.I am so delighted with this machine and it sits on my counter top with great pride as its a lovely looking juicer to boot. Like the other reviewers I was tentative about the cost of this machine, but as the old adage goes 'You get what you pay for" and you certainly do with this machine. It also features a cut-out in its lid, allowing you to drop additional ingredients into the juicer while it’s running if needed. Then, once assembled, they can simply be placed onto the base and the connecting motor spindle will spring itself into place. Hurom’s latest H200 Slow Juicer marries the Easy Clean chamber set with the Self-Feeding hopper, which now has an even larger inlet that can fit whole-sized apples.