Masticating Juicer with Two Cups for Kitchenaid Mixer Attachments for All KitchenAid Stand Mixers, Slow Juicer Attachments, Easy to Clean With Brush, Juicer Machines Vegetable and Fruit

Easy to use to juice! I have cleaned it without any issues. For the price I would say it’s worth it.

I got this KRISVI Masticating Juicer Attachment for KitchenAid Stand Mixer because I don't juice enough to want a whole separate machine but I do occasionally have a want for a juice.I tested this out on some watermelon first and then tried some apple and then some kale. It made a good juice from all three. For the watermelon I was able to get a juice at about a speed of 2, but the apple and kale needed more of a speed of 4. The directions say to stick with a 4 or below but it doesn't give much guidance beyond that. The photos in the listing give some guidance, but without coming back to the listing you won't have that.Not having owned a juicer, I don't know if this is common to all of them, but you really want to peel your apples before sending them into the machine. It makes a huge difference to the ease of juicing. It was possible to juice with the skins, but things got jammed a lot.The food presser works decently. Sometimes I would need to lift it up and let gravity take over a bit more as the food would get stuck to the presser or the sides, but mostly it did a nice job. I used it with my other hand under the main part of the juicer as I was worried about the flexing I observed when pressing down with the food presser without an additional under support. Perhaps at an angle would be less bending force.It attached easily to my kitchen aid. It didn't nestle flush with the attachment point but it was flush enough that the little notch was aligned somewhat. It stayed mostly secure. Sometimes it would get a bit wobbly, but I think that might be because of my kitchen aide as the whole top gets quite wobbly at times.I was worried the silicone tube would pop off while juicing as it fits but again doesn't lie flush. But it stayed on through my experiments so it should be okay.The whole thing is easy to break down and clean. I would recommend you have a bottle brush for some of the larger parts, but the little cleaner brush is helpful for the small spots.All in all, it's did a good job making juice. A few little quirks here and there, but in general, I'm happy with this addition to my kitchen.

This is not a dishwasher safe product.

I get a lot of lemons off our trees and need to juice them for freezer storage. I thought this juicer might do the job since it specifically mentioned lemons... I quartered a couple lemons and fed them into the machine, to be sure it made short work of those lemons, way faster than my old fashioned juicer. The juice however I think contains more lemon peel than I like, it's more bitter than my older method; so perhaps some practice and technique refinement is in order. Nevertheless, the unit is solidly constructed and goes together intuitively. The instructions are predictably lacking, but again it's pretty intuitive how to put the thing together. I'll need to try this out with some other fruits and veggies to see what other uses it has in the kitchen. I found cleaning to be easy enough and it even comes with a decent cleaning brush that works well; really most parts just need a good rinse. All in all as Kitchenaid compatible attachments go this seems like a well made item that will provide good service for a long time and is reasonably priced, and from my looking online there does not seem to be a Kitchenaid branded version of this particular attachment.

This juicer attachment fits my lift KitchenAid mixer perfectly. It’s quick and easy to assemble. Cleaning is similar to any juicer and requires soaking and scrubbing the filter. I have a full size mastication juicer and this is a nice alternative to not having to lug out the full size machine. The biggest thing of note about this juicer. Is the chute is small so you need to cut the fruit or veggies smaller. I clogged it my first attempt by trying to stuff too much cucumber in at one time but once I realized my mistake, I have found it to work fairly quickly for a single serving of juice. This is a nice juicer if you don’t need large quantities of juice or if you don’t have a lot of space in your kitchen.

We don't make fresh juice that frequently so we can take our time on the occasional weekend to use this juicer attachment. It works well for orange juice while you're hanging out making brunch.

I had a dedicated juicer long ago. I didn't use it often, but my son did. When he got his own place, it went with him. I didn't replace it because of how much space they take up. So this was a good fit. It's easier to clean than my old freestanding one. I think it produces about the same amount, too.

This is a nice, solidly made accessory for your mixer. I found it to work well. The plastic parts are thick and the auger seems solidly built. It fit perfectly into my mixer. The notch lined up and sat solidly in place. Note that I have a bowl-lift mixer and not an Artisan. I don't know if that matters.Depending on what you are juicing, the speed needs to be adjusted to accommodate. I don't think it's an issue at all. I felt that peeling first is helpful, even if it does take a bit of extra time. I felt otherwise that extraction was a little more difficult. That being said, I'm still getting used to how this operates. Cleaning is a bit of a chore, but I don't think anything else is going to be much better.I'm really pleased with this accessory. At least for now, I don't feel like I need to buy a juicer. My parents have a dedicated juicer that's faster and more efficient. However, I don't juice a lot, and this really fits my juicing needs and countertop needs.