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| Hamilton Beach 67650 Big Mouth Pro Juice Extractor, Chrome | 
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| Brand: Hamilton Beach
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $89.99
Buy New: $54.95
You Save: $35.04 (39%)
New (15) from $54.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  94 reviews
Sales Rank: 132
Color: Grey
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9.6
Dimensions (in): 16.1 x 12.7 x 9.5
Warranty: 1
MPN: 67650H
Model: 67650
UPC: 040094676507
EAN: 0040094676507
ASIN: B000FHQJ6C
Release Date: May 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Fits whole foods for fast, easy juicing | | • | Includes stainless steel strainer metal housing clamps and Juice cup | | • | 1.1 horsepower motor | | • | Easy to assemble and store | | • | Cleaning brush included for easy pulp removal |
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Product Description
Hamilton Beach resolves the complaints of many customers tired of chopping fruits and vegetables to feed through ordinary home juicer chutes. The Big Mouth Pro Juice Extractor is designed to accept whole fruits - or at least larger pieces - for speedier, easier juicing. When it's more convenient, you're more likely to use it. So don't shy away from the fresh taste and nutrition of freshly extracted juices. With its large chute and powerful motor, juicing at home makes more sense than ever. Juice cup included
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| Customer Reviews: Read 89 more reviews...
 Loving it! August 25, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was a little concerned about the noise level of the juicer. My stepson has one that sounds like a jet taking off! This one is a little quieter than my Oster blender. Not bad.
The motor unit is nice and heavy. It feels very sturdy. The rubber feet keep it from migrating across the counter top. However, that also means you have to pick it up to move it, and the pulp hopper and the juice glass are not connected so...since I keep it pushed out of my way on the counter until I need it, moving it around takes a little doing. That's a tiny issue, but I thought I'd mention it.
Assembly was very simple. I rarely read directions - and didn't need to this time, either. I think I'm going to wish the juice container was a little bigger. The one that comes with it only holds about 8 oz.
Clean-up is quick and easy. The only little problem I've had is with tiny blueberry seeds getting stuck in the blade. They are so small that even the scrub-brush that's included doesn't get them out easily, although they finally came loose. I agree with an earlier poster that it would be nice to have a brush to clean out the juice spout (which is only about 1/2 wide).
We have mainly juiced fruit so far, but also have juiced carrots. It takes very little effort to push the material through the system. Our 7-year old neighbor girl wanted to make her own juice, and she had no problem pushing through either the apples or the carrots. What a great introduction to healthy juices! She (and a couple of her friends)liked it so much they wanted MORE. I had to tell them to start bringing their own food to make juice (or I'll be going broke), and I'll be happy to let them use the machine.
As a novice juicer, I'm very impressed with this machine!
 To Your Health! August 3, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Became interested in purchasing a juicer after seeing the Jack LaLanne infomercial about juicing; however, after doing some research, I found that his juicer got several discouraging reviews. The Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Pro got more favorable reviews, so that is what I ordered.
I've had the juicer almost 2 months now, with no complaints. We use it 2-4 times a week. I do have to cut some things in half first like larger apples, greenpeppers and pears, but this is not an issue. It handles everything I put into it just fine.
The juicer comes with a handy brush for cleaning and also states in the instructions to use a plastic bag in the pulp container for less clean up--what a great idea! I don't have any complaints about clean up, either. Yes, it is best to at least rinse everything right away to avoid caked on muck, but I put my glass of juice in the fridge for the few minutes I clean up so that the juice is nice and cold when I'm finished. I would also highly recommend using the wire mesh sink strainers you can get at your local home improvement store to capture the pulp you rinse off of the components. We have a septic system, and the mesh really prevents a ton of food from washing down the drain and into the septic tank.
I've never been a big fruit & vegetable eater, but with the Big Mouth Pro, I'm getting a lot more of both into my diet--even beets!
All in all, a great product. Give it a try.
More than what you expect for the price August 1, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This product has exceeded my expectations by far. You see all other juicers are priced at 200 and up and this one comes for less than 100 bucks and you expect you might have to compromise on some features...but I was wrong...this just works the way it is promised.
Great value for your money!
Great juicer, great price July 27, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is my first juicer. I shopped around and based my purchase on the great reviews I saw on this juicer. It just goes to show that you don't have to pay $150 to get a quality juicer. This one does the job very well.It's really powerful and so far I've juiced apples, celery, oranges, pears, carrots, romaine lettuce, lemons, and watermelon. You should not juice soft fruits like strawberries and bananas or you will WASTE the fruit. It's best to juice other harder items first and then blend the soft fruit into your juice. I juice at least 3 times a day and it's doing great. I also love that it's not white. White or other lighter color juices will stain easily with green and orange veggies and fruits. Cleaning is a pain, but that's going to happen with any juicer you purchase. You should rinse parts off promptly (especially the basket) so that it will last longer.
 The worst juicer ever! July 25, 2008
This juicer is a nightmare. I was so excited to use this as my last juicer died a few months ago. This juicer has a small vent towards the back of the discharge hood. That little vent sprayed carrot pulp all over my brand new kitchen. I shouldn't have to put a piece of tape on a brand new product. The pulp was also pretty wet, which means it's wasting lots of yummy juice!
When I was packing it up to return it a little spring came flying out from one of the side arms...what a piece of garbage. Just another lesson for me on why not to cheap out. I will be buying a champion juicer instead.
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