*So far this juicer is a monster. It goes through the toughest vegetables like watermelon rind **MyBest.Kitchen** turnips, parsnips, beets, carrots, etc. like they are nothing. If the blades stay sharp and it does not break it will be a great buy. The cleaning of the screen and blades is the most time-consuming but they send a brush so it is not too bad. I would have given it 5 stars across the board if not for cleaning the screen.*
Unbelievable! I used to have a Jack LaLane juicer that I hated ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxXHNfxr6U9XrHQpsdjUrKNVP231BfS9q9 But I still always liked the idea of a juicer even after getting rid of that one years ago (and spending $150 for it). Enter this Hamilton Beach juicer. wow. Wow. And WOW! It is so easy to use. The mouth tube is so big! And cleaning is so fast! I just took the bin of pulp out to the compost and rinsed it out in my sink outside then brought it in and hand washed everything. Thanks for including the brush to clean the strainer. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!
Holy cow, people. Yes, I made a mistake and left the sticker on. The sticker is the smaller than a pinkie nail and did not blow up the juicer. It still works, I promise. And guess what? I'm still alive! Also, all of the produce was washed before filming began. I use Trader Joe's produce cleaner every time I juice, hold the produce with my right and and scrub with a biodegradable brush until my hands fall off, then reattach them. Is there anything else you'd like to know?
Thanks for doing this. I have the Lalanne and always wondered if i'm missing out on the Breville. Now I know that I'm NOT! BTW. My Lalanne was $89 at costco
I discussed it with him and he seems to be civil. Ive said what I think, he said what he thinks. Allow the world their opinions and realize we all have different ones. Thats the beauty of it all. If everyone agreed with you, there'd just be a bunch of yous! Best of luck!
Thank you for this video! I have the Jack Lalanne which is a chore to clean. Will continue using until I save up to purchase the Breville. Have a good day!
incredibly close, breville seemed much louder during operation as well. not that it matters too much, but may matter for some. you certainly want as little heat as possible generated in the process to the fruit/veggies.
I just purchased the same Breville model from Amazon.ca. Ordered it last Tuesday night around 8pm; it was delivered by UPS the following Friday at noon. Absolutely love, love it. It is the same model used by Joe Cross in the video 'Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead' which is also on youtube.
You are correct sir ... 96 years old and here I thought an earlier video was close to our present time. Oh well ... it must have been the apple stickers!
Great! I even put my strainer bag in the Dishwasher ( top rack) and did not tear!! You DO want a great blender ( It is priceier, but can pulverize the fruits and veggies), but the blender can also grind nuts and grains and beans, etc.. etc..
Breville is louder, but much faster, but for a difference of $50 or more, I would buy JLL as it produces the same amount.Thanks for the video, i am looking to buy a juicer now & its nice to see the comparison.
We've had a Champion for about 15 years and I'd MUCH rather clean it than the centrifugal juicer my son prefers to use. If you clean up as you're drinking the juice, it's easy to clean any juicer, but the parts from a centrifugal juicer (ours is a Philips) are so big and bulky! The Champion parts all fit easily into the sink.
Yeah that makes sense. Juice takes a moment to settle as there is oxygen in it from the juicing process. So the Lalanne was sitting for a moment and 2 ounces difference in those glasses in an inch. Not much difference here and the juice quality and color is identical. Funny because my Breville leaks and oldschool Lalanne doesn't! I also have a Juiceman and they are all pretty similar. Anyway, thanks for your review and response!
+moneybagz617 So does the "Juice Man," Jay Kordich, in some of his videos. I mentioned it in a comment and his wife came back at me, essentially telling me to shut up about it.
That pretty much describes it perfectly. The Breville has quite a bit more power and you can tell from the sound of it. Yes, it is pretty loud but well worth it.
Great Video. My wife and I have been using an inexpensive juicer for a while now and it does pretty good but you have to cut the veggies/fruits into very small pieces to get them into the chute. I just bought the Breville 800JEXL and cant wait til it's delivered!
Good question. I'm not sure which gives less pulp but I'd have to say that the Breville's pulp was a bit dryer than the JLL. I'd have to say the Breville might have given a little bit more pulp since there was a little bit more juice.
I have the J.L.Elite and the blade constantly clogs no matter what order you juice your veggies in and it is a bear to clean. Also the spout is very low and requires you to empty the small container frequently. I have seen a couple of Breville machines and it seems they have addressed these issues. I will be placing the J.L. machine in the next garage sale and upgrade to the Breville for sure. Seems you get what you pay for. Thanks for this video
I know what you mean. The high power juicers do produce more froth but as you can see at the end, the Breville still juiced a little more than the JLL. I also tend to juice soft produce on low and hard on high, which cuts down on froth.
I thought he said "well, if the Breville does any better, we're going to be in trouble" because the first one nearly filled the glass. If the Breville did render a lot more juice the second glass would have overflowed making it hard to tell how much better. Give the dude a break. 57+ thousand views not to mention you and me watched it. Thanks for the video dandingo13.
Thanks for that. I had the Jack LaLanne for 10 years when it finally went kaput and I'm online ordering, trying to decide between the new Lalanne and the Breville. I hate the noise and the Breville sounded like a beast, but more juice is always better. :) Thanks again
I've had my Jack lalane for Five years and its going strong. I wouldn't pay $75.00 more for just four ounces a day extra and Yuck you didn't take the stickers of the the apples. Glad you have two machines to enjoy now.
Results might be slightly skewed maybe because you said you had just purchased the Breville and it had never been used until this video. The Jack one may have had a bit more wear and tear
+Melissa Rathjen Not only that, but the higher speed of the Breville is injecting more air into the juice, making it "fluffier" if that makes any sense. Each time a centrifugal juicer is used, the cutting blades get a little more dull, and the juicer becomes a little less efficient. Blade replacement is recommended at least once per year with daily juicing. Just from the noise, I can tell that the Jack's blades are dull. Twin gear and single auger juicers never get dull since they aren't sharp to begin with. The savings in blade replacement and greater efficiency will pay for itself over any centrifugal juicer especially when you consider that the newer designs are covered under warranties of between 10 and 15 years.
@@richardgray8593 Yes, but the augers also wear down in all masticating juicers, causing looser tolerances between the auger and juicing screen, which reduces the compression and grinding efficiency of masticating juicers. Make no mistake, masticating juicers also heat up much more noticeably and the heat does not quickly dissipate, which increases this effect. The ejected pulp can even get very warm after a while (and therefore the juice must also be that warm) and the juice often sits in a warming collection cup in upright models. From my experience, masticating juicers make thinner, watery juice with large pieces of pulp, whereas centrifugal juicers release micro-particles of fiber into the juice and more insoluble nutrients resulting in thicker, creamier juice with colored multi-layered swirls and smoother juice with more body.
never saw the Breville working but it is a beast. The oldschool jack lalanne's is still a very nice juicer but the Breville is faster and cleaner thats a fact
No mind reading involved. I Actually watched the video, and listened to what he said. He is responding in defence of his position, not his comments, I care only because your detracting from the effort he did put in to make the video when you didnt. Its clear that he is not commenting on the quality of the juice, but the clean nature of the job, compared to his old juicer. I love that I am the mind reader, when YOU are making a social commentary on the motivations of a guy making a juicer video.
Jack LaLanne is around 95 years old and will probably outlive my 49 year old self. He is the father of juicing and has helped millions. The man exercises two hours a day. God bless you Jack. Now we need a Chuck Norris versus Jack Lalanne face off ... who do you think would win?
Another thing that makes a difference in the amount of juice that comes out is the amount of pressure you put on the pusher... The slower you push, the more juice comes out.
I just bought a JLL Express in like new condition, didn't even have carrot stain on it. I doubt it was ever used and i luv this thing and what it does. Cleaning is a snap i just take it apart and take the pieces outside and use my hose with a very good nozzle on it and i am done in less than 1 min. Paid only $25 and i am hooked on juicing! By the way the hose cleaning works great on the screen and its safe too, good for the yard also. Its not as fast as a Breville but it works for me,have agood1
Nice video. I inherited the JLL and so far I dont have many complaints, but I also have nothing to compare it to. I know mine spits out too much pulp, I always have to strain final product. Pulp discharge is not completely dry either so I know I'm not getting all the juice available. I will be upgrading, but considering the JLL was free I can't really knock it too hard. Nitpicking: If your goal was to measure the output, why in the world would you pour the juice out of the measuring cup into a glass?
The only thing I could think of was how ridiculous to leave on those stickers. You won't die from drinking the juice, but yuck...did you drink it? Argggh. Couldn't stop laughing the whole way through...thanks for the good laugh!
That's not a bias, that's honesty! IF the Jack Lalanne wasn't any better, I would have returned the Breville and gotten my money back, period! The Breville is cleaner in regards to collecting pulp and ease of cleaning after juicing. My old JLL used to leak both pulp and juice all over the counter. The Breville leaks virtually none. Maybe your JLL's in better shape than mine. Regardless, I have absolutely nothing to gain by be biased. Thanks for watching!
I LOVE this idea. I hate using my jack lalanne too, simply for the fact that clean up is a b*tch. I will most definitely be checking out home depot for paint strainer bags.
How did I 'rationalize' spending $150 on a new juicer? I'm not just comparing the yield, but also the cleanliness, dryness of pulp, speed and all the factors that go into comparing juicers. The facts that the Breville is much cleaner, as well as having a low and high speed for different kinds of produce, were huge reasons in picking up a new juicer. I can guarantee that I yield a lot more juice from my kale with the Breville. That, alone, is a huge plus for me.
I have a breville and I am sure you will be as happy with yours as I am with mine. It spins at more than twice the speed of the joke la lane and it sounds like a juicer when being used not like a machine shop. grinder like the J.L machine.. I had a problem with my Br juicer when I first got it and Br sent me an up=graded juicer to replace it . They stand behind their products. Happy juicing!!
if you weighed the input, why didn't you weigh the output? volumes can easily vary - yes, even for solids (flour, butter, ice cream) - but especially liquids. egg whites vs meringue ... heavy cream vs whipped cream ... etc either way, glad you're happy with the breville. p.s. was there something wrong with the lalanne machine that made you need to change?
yes we can talk about the sticker all day long, however, the difference is not by much, it was less than 1/2 an oz, and I really think that both machine are ensemble by the same company, so I am a happy camper with the JLL juicer I was going to buy the breville but it makes no sense
I use the stainless Breville and love the power. I have the base model as well and there is definitely a difference in the bogging down of the motor with Kale or Collards. With all juicers centrifugal juicers there is a time when you need to stop and open the unit to brush the fiber off of the chewing teeth otherwise you are wasting juice and heating up your veggies. Mentioned earlier a Lalanne owner thought a Champion would clean easier. IMOP definitely not. I have two Green Stars I know.
Did you wait til the foam separated in the Breville? I have found that most high speed juices produce a lot of pulpy foam, why my Power juice has very little.
Good vid. I have ha all the JL juicers and once i bout the Breville i gave away all of the others. I juice in large quantities and the Breville gets the job done quick and very well. There are slower more expensive juicers that get more juice extracted but they are very slow.
Do you happen to have a JLL deluxe or pro to compare it to besides the original dinosaur version? Lol. I'm really wanting the Breville, but I already have a newer JLL juicer. Great vid!
I'm just seeing this video and I've never had a problem with my JLL Juicer making a mess. Maybe it's because I have a different model. Also my JLL is not as loud and it's very easy to clean. I noticed that you used 1.39 oz in the JLL and thought that it wouldn't make that much of a difference. Maybe it did, maybe it didn't but I know I'm not going to buy another juicer for money just to find out. But thank you for the video.
Took 93 seconds for Jack L 58 seconds for Breville. The Breville has a bigger feed neck you can put most fruits and veggies in whole or 3-4 carrots at a time.
which juicer were you using before the Breville? I just ordered a Breville today .... what made you go with Breville? I like the speed of it but seems like for soft foods like tomatoes, the Breville isn't so good
My son just got married and is going to take the juicer with him. Which juicer should we buy? I do not want to waste time taking the sticker off so I want the one that will pulverize the sticker for me. Which one uses only the safe plastic as I do not want to get cancer?
Thanks for the video! The Jack Lalanne unit sounds like a wood chipper and the Breville sounds like a jet engine! Was it really that loud in your kitchen?
Hi I´m gonna be buggin´ ya askin´ questions. I´m looking for a juicer, and the Breville looks tempting, but I´ve read several reviews that there´s one terrible flaw. The pulp gets stuck in a place where you can´t get it out of. I heard you can call and they´ll replace the piece but does that fix it for good or do I have to replace every now and then??? Not sure if you know what I speak of when I mention this flaw...And out of curiosity; can´t you stick the whole apple without cutting it? Thanks
How is it on juicing leafy greens? I have the JLL and it gets a pretty ok amount out of my kale but I've heard that the Breville just chops up greens and tosses them around and doesnt extract much juice. We also started juicing, 3 times a day (2 people) so I want to know if this WOULD be an upgrade from the JLL.
Those complaining about the non-removal of fruit stickers. Yeah that was stupid of him. But consuming that is nothing compared to all the pesticide and wax residues you just drank :)
Absolutely no contest. Breville wins by 100 miles. I know Jack meant well when he signed on with the company that makes these, but I've used both extensively and Breville is by Far.. faster, cleaner (as in not as much pulp missing the basket), easier to clean and all around, more functional.
Disregard all the douchey comments left by people with nothing better to do but criticize your hard work; great vid very informative I think ill be buying the Breville this weekend. (stickers add protein)
Question...can you do a comparison with the Breville and the Nutribullet? I am wondering about the pulp....that contains fiber/extra nutrients and truth be told I'm not going to use the pulp for other dishes lol...wondering if the Nutribullet is better b/c it also juices the pulp leaving nothing. I have a Jack LaLane...not sure I'm gonna like it
thanks for vid....I have a JLL and it has worked great but kinda leaning more towards breville now...wish you coulda added some greens but good enough lol about the stickers on apples thanks tho
Jack machine is poorly designed. Plastic screw stripped away so you can't screw down the extractor base. Machine is worthless now. All this after only 3 weeks of use. Plastic on plastic is ok if it's designed better. Just got a breville plus off of Craigslist for 70 bucks and it's basically new lady said she only used it 3 times.
*So far this juicer is a monster. It goes through the toughest vegetables like watermelon rind **MyBest.Kitchen** turnips, parsnips, beets, carrots, etc. like they are nothing. If the blades stay sharp and it does not break it will be a great buy. The cleaning of the screen and blades is the most time-consuming but they send a brush so it is not too bad. I would have given it 5 stars across the board if not for cleaning the screen.*
Good idea to leave the stickers on, next time try juicing the carrier bag, then work your way up to shopping trolley....
So long as the fiber-catch has room for it...
Lol
The stickers are edible, if you didn't know.
lmao i was thinking the same thing .. xD
Chip butty tim
LMAO..I never knew the stickers on apples had nutritional value, guess he wanted to juice those too...I think I will be taking mine off
Unbelievable! I used to have a Jack LaLane juicer that I hated ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxXHNfxr6U9XrHQpsdjUrKNVP231BfS9q9 But I still always liked the idea of a juicer even after getting rid of that one years ago (and spending $150 for it). Enter this Hamilton Beach juicer. wow. Wow. And WOW! It is so easy to use. The mouth tube is so big! And cleaning is so fast! I just took the bin of pulp out to the compost and rinsed it out in my sink outside then brought it in and hand washed everything. Thanks for including the brush to clean the strainer. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!
Holy cow, people. Yes, I made a mistake and left the sticker on. The sticker is the smaller than a pinkie nail and did not blow up the juicer. It still works, I promise. And guess what? I'm still alive! Also, all of the produce was washed before filming began. I use Trader Joe's produce cleaner every time I juice, hold the produce with my right and and scrub with a biodegradable brush until my hands fall off, then reattach them. Is there anything else you'd like to know?
lol, the sticker, everyone noticed
Thanks for doing this. I have the Lalanne and always wondered if i'm missing out on the Breville. Now I know that I'm NOT!
BTW. My Lalanne was $89 at costco
I own a Breville and I only run it on low and it juices easily and I get a bit more juice each time also.
The sticker is to give it that extra kick lmao
You can't juice a small sticker and it simply gets pushed out with the pulp...you can sure make an issue out of nothing! Grow up!
I discussed it with him and he seems to be civil. Ive said what I think, he said what he thinks. Allow the world their opinions and realize we all have different ones. Thats the beauty of it all. If everyone agreed with you, there'd just be a bunch of yous! Best of luck!
Thank you for this video! I have the Jack Lalanne which is a chore to clean. Will continue using until I save up to purchase the Breville. Have a good day!
incredibly close, breville seemed much louder during operation as well. not that it matters too much, but may matter for some. you certainly want as little heat as possible generated in the process to the fruit/veggies.
I just purchased the same Breville model from Amazon.ca. Ordered it last Tuesday night around 8pm; it was delivered by UPS the following Friday at noon. Absolutely love, love it. It is the same model used by Joe Cross in the video 'Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead' which is also on youtube.
thank you guys for doing thus video I was trying to decide which one to get I am going with the breville
You are correct sir ... 96 years old and here I thought an earlier video was close to our present time. Oh well ... it must have been the apple stickers!
Great! I even put my strainer bag in the Dishwasher ( top rack) and did not tear!! You DO want a great blender ( It is priceier, but can pulverize the fruits and veggies), but the blender can also grind nuts and grains and beans, etc.. etc..
You're gonna love it. It eats just about everything you throw at it!
Breville is louder, but much faster, but for a difference of $50 or more, I would buy JLL as it produces the same amount.Thanks for the video, i am looking to buy a juicer now & its nice to see the comparison.
YO THAT JACK JUICER STILL HELD UP TO THE CHALLENGE, EXCELLENT JUICERS BOTH
I have no regrets. I wouldn't say it's a HUGE upgrade from the JLL but it is cleaner and does have quite a bit more power. Thanks and take care!
This gave me sticker shock.
We've had a Champion for about 15 years and I'd MUCH rather clean it than the centrifugal juicer my son prefers to use. If you clean up as you're drinking the juice, it's easy to clean any juicer, but the parts from a centrifugal juicer (ours is a Philips) are so big and bulky! The Champion parts all fit easily into the sink.
Yeah that makes sense. Juice takes a moment to settle as there is oxygen in it from the juicing process. So the Lalanne was sitting for a moment and 2 ounces difference in those glasses in an inch. Not much difference here and the juice quality and color is identical. Funny because my Breville leaks and oldschool Lalanne doesn't! I also have a Juiceman and they are all pretty similar. Anyway, thanks for your review and response!
Did he really just juice the stickers on the apples lol?! Good video though.
+moneybagz617
So does the "Juice Man," Jay Kordich, in some of his videos. I mentioned it in a comment and his wife came back at me, essentially telling me to shut up about it.
+Richard Gray Lol. Some have said that the stickers are edible/food grade...but hey different strokes for different folks 😂
moneybagz617
Yeah, that was Mrs. Juice Man's take on it.
That pretty much describes it perfectly. The Breville has quite a bit more power and you can tell from the sound of it. Yes, it is pretty loud but well worth it.
Great Video.
My wife and I have been using an inexpensive juicer for a while now and it does pretty good but you have to cut the veggies/fruits into very small pieces to get them into the chute.
I just bought the Breville 800JEXL and cant wait til it's delivered!
Thanks for taking the time to show us
Good question. I'm not sure which gives less pulp but I'd have to say that the Breville's pulp was a bit dryer than the JLL. I'd have to say the Breville might have given a little bit more pulp since there was a little bit more juice.
I have the J.L.Elite and the blade constantly clogs no matter what order you juice your veggies in and it is a bear to clean. Also the spout is very low and requires you to empty the small container frequently. I have seen a couple of Breville machines and it seems they have addressed these issues. I will be placing the J.L. machine in the next garage sale and upgrade to the Breville for sure. Seems you get what you pay for. Thanks for this video
I know what you mean. The high power juicers do produce more froth but as you can see at the end, the Breville still juiced a little more than the JLL. I also tend to juice soft produce on low and hard on high, which cuts down on froth.
I thought he said "well, if the Breville does any better, we're going to be in trouble" because the first one nearly filled the glass. If the Breville did render a lot more juice the second glass would have overflowed making it hard to tell how much better. Give the dude a break. 57+ thousand views not to mention you and me watched it. Thanks for the video dandingo13.
Thanks for that. I had the Jack LaLanne for 10 years when it finally went kaput and I'm online ordering, trying to decide between the new Lalanne and the Breville. I hate the noise and the Breville sounded like a beast, but more juice is always better. :) Thanks again
I've had my Jack lalane for Five years and its going strong. I wouldn't pay $75.00 more for just four ounces a day extra and Yuck you didn't take the stickers of the the apples. Glad you have two machines to enjoy now.
Yum Yum sticker apples! lol
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Results might be slightly skewed maybe because you said you had just purchased the Breville and it had never been used until this video. The Jack one may have had a bit more wear and tear
+Melissa Rathjen
Not only that, but the higher speed of the Breville is injecting more air into the juice, making it "fluffier" if that makes any sense. Each time a centrifugal juicer is used, the cutting blades get a little more dull, and the juicer becomes a little less efficient. Blade replacement is recommended at least once per year with daily juicing. Just from the noise, I can tell that the Jack's blades are dull. Twin gear and single auger juicers never get dull since they aren't sharp to begin with. The savings in blade replacement and greater efficiency will pay for itself over any centrifugal juicer especially when you consider that the newer designs are covered under warranties of between 10 and 15 years.
@@richardgray8593 Yes, but the augers also wear down in all masticating juicers, causing looser tolerances between the auger and juicing screen, which reduces the compression and grinding efficiency of masticating juicers. Make no mistake, masticating juicers also heat up much more noticeably and the heat does not quickly dissipate, which increases this effect. The ejected pulp can even get very warm after a while (and therefore the juice must also be that warm) and the juice often sits in a warming collection cup in upright models. From my experience, masticating juicers make thinner, watery juice with large pieces of pulp, whereas centrifugal juicers release micro-particles of fiber into the juice and more insoluble nutrients resulting in thicker, creamier juice with colored multi-layered swirls and smoother juice with more body.
solved? huh? that breville sounds like a freight train no thanks, the 1 oz. that was the 1 oz. you shorted the lallane LOL goomba
never saw the Breville working but it is a beast. The oldschool jack lalanne's is still a very nice juicer but the Breville is faster and cleaner thats a fact
I already have a Breville smart grill which we love,i think the Breville juicer will be my next purchase.
No mind reading involved. I Actually watched the video, and listened to what he said. He is responding in defence of his position, not his comments, I care only because your detracting from the effort he did put in to make the video when you didnt. Its clear that he is not commenting on the quality of the juice, but the clean nature of the job, compared to his old juicer. I love that I am the mind reader, when YOU are making a social commentary on the motivations of a guy making a juicer video.
Jack LaLanne is around 95 years old and will probably outlive my 49 year old self. He is the father of juicing and has helped millions. The man exercises two hours a day. God bless you Jack. Now we need a Chuck Norris versus Jack Lalanne face off ... who do you think would win?
Another thing that makes a difference in the amount of juice that comes out is the amount of pressure you put on the pusher... The slower you push, the more juice comes out.
I just bought a JLL Express in like new condition, didn't even have carrot stain on it. I doubt it was ever used and i luv this thing and what it does. Cleaning is a snap i just take it apart and take the pieces outside and use my hose with a very good nozzle on it and i am done in less than 1 min. Paid only $25 and i am hooked on juicing! By the way the hose cleaning works great on the screen and its safe too, good for the yard also. Its not as fast as a Breville but it works for me,have agood1
Nice video. I inherited the JLL and so far I dont have many complaints, but I also have nothing to compare it to. I know mine spits out too much pulp, I always have to strain final product. Pulp discharge is not completely dry either so I know I'm not getting all the juice available. I will be upgrading, but considering the JLL was free I can't really knock it too hard.
Nitpicking: If your goal was to measure the output, why in the world would you pour the juice out of the measuring cup into a glass?
The only thing I could think of was how ridiculous to leave on those stickers. You won't die from drinking the juice, but yuck...did you drink it? Argggh. Couldn't stop laughing the whole way through...thanks for the good laugh!
To make it a fair deal you should have used both NEW Juicers, I just went on line and purchased the Jack Lalanne $99.99, thanks for the demo
i i think both are excellent juicers.
THANK YOU for making this video! It was very helpful!
Buena demostración, solo faltó cortar la la cabeza de la zanahoria y la etiqueta de la manzana.
I'm not sure if Costco sell them or not but Amazon has this model, which is the JE98XL, for $150.
Oh, sorry never mind, the one with the defect is the Breville BJE200XL 700-Watt Compact Juice Fountain, I´ll look this one up on amazon! Thanks!
That's not a bias, that's honesty! IF the Jack Lalanne wasn't any better, I would have returned the Breville and gotten my money back, period! The Breville is cleaner in regards to collecting pulp and ease of cleaning after juicing. My old JLL used to leak both pulp and juice all over the counter. The Breville leaks virtually none. Maybe your JLL's in better shape than mine. Regardless, I have absolutely nothing to gain by be biased. Thanks for watching!
If I had to choose, I would go with the Breville but not by much. They're both nearly equal in ease of cleanup.
I LOVE this idea. I hate using my jack lalanne too, simply for the fact that clean up is a b*tch. I will most definitely be checking out home depot for paint strainer bags.
How did I 'rationalize' spending $150 on a new juicer? I'm not just comparing the yield, but also the cleanliness, dryness of pulp, speed and all the factors that go into comparing juicers. The facts that the Breville is much cleaner, as well as having a low and high speed for different kinds of produce, were huge reasons in picking up a new juicer. I can guarantee that I yield a lot more juice from my kale with the Breville. That, alone, is a huge plus for me.
just came to comment re: the sticker, I see I'm not alone LOL
I have a breville and I am sure you will be as happy with yours as I am with mine. It spins at more than twice the speed of the joke la lane and it sounds like a juicer when being used not like a machine shop. grinder like the J.L machine.. I had a problem with my Br juicer when I first got it and Br sent me an up=graded juicer to replace it . They stand behind their products. Happy juicing!!
if you weighed the input, why didn't you weigh the output?
volumes can easily vary - yes, even for solids (flour, butter, ice cream) - but especially liquids. egg whites vs meringue ... heavy cream vs whipped cream ... etc
either way, glad you're happy with the breville.
p.s. was there something wrong with the lalanne machine that made you need to change?
yes we can talk about the sticker all day long, however, the difference is not by much, it was less than 1/2 an oz, and I really think that both machine are ensemble by the same company, so I am a happy camper with the JLL juicer I was going to buy the breville but it makes no sense
If you do this with some greens like kale & parsley & put the pulp back through a second time there is a HUGE difference! Breville rules.
I use the stainless Breville and love the power. I have the base model as well and there is definitely a difference in the bogging down of the motor with Kale or Collards. With all juicers centrifugal juicers there is a time when you need to stop and open the unit to brush the fiber off of the chewing teeth otherwise you are wasting juice and heating up your veggies. Mentioned earlier a Lalanne owner thought a Champion would clean easier. IMOP definitely not. I have two Green Stars I know.
Did you wait til the foam separated in the Breville? I have found that most high speed juices produce a lot of pulpy foam, why my Power juice has very little.
Great video. I just bought my Breville.
Good vid. I have ha all the JL juicers and once i bout the Breville i gave away all of the others. I juice in large quantities and the Breville gets the job done quick and very well. There are slower more expensive juicers that get more juice extracted but they are very slow.
hmm.
whats that glue flavor in my juice??
Awesome job!
You had 1.40 carrots in the Breville & 1.39 in the Jack LaLanne. By my logic they came out tie.
Do you happen to have a JLL deluxe or pro to compare it to besides the original dinosaur version? Lol. I'm really wanting the Breville, but I already have a newer JLL juicer. Great vid!
I'm just seeing this video and I've never had a problem with my JLL Juicer making a mess. Maybe it's because I have a different model. Also my JLL is not as loud and it's very easy to clean. I noticed that you used 1.39 oz in the JLL and thought that it wouldn't make that much of a difference. Maybe it did, maybe it didn't but I know I'm not going to buy another juicer for money just to find out. But thank you for the video.
At least I wasn't the only one wondering how that sticker tasted.
Took 93 seconds for Jack L 58 seconds for Breville. The Breville has a bigger feed neck you can put most fruits and veggies in whole or 3-4 carrots at a time.
which juicer were you using before the Breville? I just ordered a Breville today .... what made you go with Breville? I like the speed of it but seems like for soft foods like tomatoes, the Breville isn't so good
Yea the stickers on the apples! Also the stems on the carrots! Do you grind all of this in the juicer? I'm impress!
Thanks for the video I would like to see it go up against the newer JL's tho it's only about $100 and less messy...
My son just got married and is going to take the juicer with him. Which juicer should we buy? I do not want to waste time taking the sticker off so I want the one that will pulverize the sticker for me. Which one uses only the safe plastic as I do not want to get cancer?
Thanks for the video! The Jack Lalanne unit sounds like a wood chipper and the Breville sounds like a jet engine! Was it really that loud in your kitchen?
When there is different speeds, when do you use the slow sleep and when do you use high?
juicers are really useful for stuff like carrots because some people like myself have a low tolerance for eating carrots.
JL sounds like its going to blow up
I'm definitely gonna take you up on that mate. :-) Cheers. Oh, I like your vids by the way. :-)
That is some delicious sticker juice,next time juice the bag too,is rich in fiber.
I own a Jack-O-Lane and it is a pain to clean up after the juicing is done.
Hi I´m gonna be buggin´ ya askin´ questions. I´m looking for a juicer, and the Breville looks tempting, but I´ve read several reviews that there´s one terrible flaw. The pulp gets stuck in a place where you can´t get it out of. I heard you can call and they´ll replace the piece but does that fix it for good or do I have to replace every now and then??? Not sure if you know what I speak of when I mention this flaw...And out of curiosity; can´t you stick the whole apple without cutting it? Thanks
Um, putting in the stickers is a good way to gum up your machine. But looks like everyone got that.
How is it on juicing leafy greens? I have the JLL and it gets a pretty ok amount out of my kale but I've heard that the Breville just chops up greens and tosses them around and doesnt extract much juice.
We also started juicing, 3 times a day (2 people) so I want to know if this WOULD be an upgrade from the JLL.
Does either of these juicers have problems juicing strawberries or bananas, or leafy greens?
But what about the pulp factor? Which one has less?
Those complaining about the non-removal of fruit stickers. Yeah that was stupid of him. But consuming that is nothing compared to all the pesticide and wax residues you just drank :)
Absolutely no contest. Breville wins by 100 miles. I know Jack meant well when he signed on with the company that makes these, but I've used both extensively and Breville is by Far.. faster, cleaner (as in not as much pulp missing the basket), easier to clean and all around, more functional.
I love my Breville!
It's sounds like a vacuum cleaner, you will need headphones if you use it.
Thanks...that was an interesting video
Disregard all the douchey comments left by people with nothing better to do but criticize your hard work; great vid very informative I think ill be buying the Breville this weekend. (stickers add protein)
what about the stickers on the apples??Does it get into the juice
Question...can you do a comparison with the Breville and the Nutribullet?
I am wondering about the pulp....that contains fiber/extra nutrients and truth be told I'm not going to use the pulp for other dishes lol...wondering if the Nutribullet is better b/c it also juices the pulp leaving nothing.
I have a Jack LaLane...not sure I'm gonna like it
Well that was the older model Jack Lalanne. there are about 4 different model. I just checked it out before I logged in here.
Really there is no signifigant offence taken, I appreciate your gusto...happy viewing.
The Breville has two speeds. He was on high. He could have put it on the slower speed if he wanted. But he did drink the glue.
you guys should juice greens to test it to the max
Thanks for sharing. Please remove stickers. Which is easier to clean? Do they make smaller versions? :) 😘
thanks for vid....I have a JLL and it has worked great but kinda leaning more towards breville now...wish you coulda added some greens but good enough lol about the stickers on apples thanks tho
Jack machine is poorly designed. Plastic screw stripped away so you can't screw down the extractor base. Machine is worthless now. All this after only 3 weeks of use. Plastic on plastic is ok if it's designed better. Just got a breville plus off of Craigslist for 70 bucks and it's basically new lady said she only used it 3 times.