Slow Cold Press Juicer Attachment for KitchenAid Stand Mixer, 4.2" Large Feed Chute Fit Whole Vegetables & Fruits, Masticating Juicer Attachment for KitchenAid, Easy to Clean

Love this cold press juicer - I'm using it to make my own "immunity shots" with turmeric, ginger, orange, lemon, pepper, and Cayenne. Bought some glass 2oz bottles and boom - we've got a home remedy that works, saves money and zero plastic bottles going to waste.

This KitchenAid juicer is a total game-changer in my kitchen. I use it with my stand mixer, and it attaches easily and works like a dream. Whether I'm juicing oranges, lemons, or even tougher veggies like carrots and celery, it handles everything like a pro.Cleanup is surprisingly simple (which was a big deal for me), and the juice comes out smooth with very little pulp unless I want it. I love that it gives you options depending on how you like your juice.If you already have a KitchenAid mixer, this attachment is 100% worth it. I've used it almost daily since getting it—and now store-bought juice just doesn't cut it.Only thing would would be is peeling all the fruit and veggies before it goes in.

UPDATE: after the 4th process it stopped feeding the waste out the chute. I tried two times and both times it got jammed. I returned it for a refundI’ve used it for 3 presses, the first two with ginger and turmeric as the hardest ingredients, this last one including beets! The last two I’ve heard a slight plastic cracking sound at grind startup. The first time I went over the product and couldn’t really find anything. This last grind I looked a little harder and noticed that the small nut that hold the stainless arm that feeds the pieces into the grinder was about to fall off! Should that have happened it would have totally ruined the entire lower assembly.POOR DESIGN imo. I’m not an engineer but I would think with the stress on this feeding arm that it should have a reverse threaded nut assembly.One other thing to note is that while it is east to take apart and clean the back of the fiber shoot plate will need to be taken out from time to time to keep residue buildup from posing a problem. There is a tiny screw that looks like it can be removed to address it, just be careful not to loose the screw.Overall the operation goes well and produces a good result and I have enjoyed it so far. As others have mentioned it IS TALL at apx 24” in height when mounted into the standard mixer. So if you store your blender under the cabinet it’ll have to be moved out and assembled. Not a big issue just a note.Overall ok product just be aware that it will need constant maintenance to keep from falling apart.

Llevaba rato buscando un extractor que fuera pequeño, que no ocupara tanto espacio y sobre todo que no tuviera mil piezas que lavar… y encontré este que se adapta a mi KitchenAid y ¡me ha encantado!Es compacto, tiene muy buena potencia, y saca el jugo súper bien. En los primeros usos ya me ganó: es fácil de montar, fácil de lavar y no es un aparato más que me llena la cocina.Por ahora les puedo decir que estoy feliz con cómo ha funcionado estos días, pero próximamente le estaré haciendo un update a este review con más foticos y videitos para que vean cómo hago mis jugos con él.Si estás buscando algo práctico, potente y sin tanto enredo… este puede ser para ti.

This has to be one of my favorite KitchenAid attachments. It is very easy to use and set up. Once you slide in the juicer and attach it to your KitchenAid it works very quickly. It seperates the juice and pulp very well and just leaves the juice behind. I like that juice spout is seal-able so that when you need to transfer containers it does not drip.Overall it is a great value since I do not need to add another machine to my kitchen to get cold pressed juice. It is very easy to clean and assemble when you want to use it. It does not run loud and all of the pieces of the juicer fit securely.

Love this new kitchen addition, easy to use and helps me get more fruits and veggies in. Also, there’s not much wasted fruit cause I’ll just pop it into this juice maker and boom got myself a pineapple juice with no added sugar!

It was too good to be true. Easy cleanup and efficient cold press juicing in an attachment to existing KitchenAid mixer is exactly what I wised for. I did use it to make orange juice 3 times and it did result in very tasty orange juice. Cleanup was also easy, I thought, until I noted the strange junk and grimes in the structure holding the blade in the feed chute after the 4th use. It turned out that some juice had been forced into the hollow areas under the white plastic part that hold the steel blade. This part assembly should have been sealed off to prevent this. I did not notice the juice in this part during previous cleaning of the feed chute. After the last cleaning, I noted the now moldy green and black stuff inside this area. Lucky that it's clear plastic so it can be seen.Anyway, to clean everything, you will need to remove the nut that hold the blade and the 2 screws holding the white plastic part. The 1st picture show the disassembled parts with all the moldy junk. The 2nd picture is the assembled unit. I'm now worried if I should drink the last batch of juice I made without noticing the dirty grime.I was just out of the amazon return period when I discovered this or I would have returned this item. Hoping to seal off the offending area, I put small sheet of paraffin wax under the white plastic part then press it in during assembly. I'll give an update on how this works out. Some juice also get inside the area where the shaft go to the blade. To prevent this and to add lubrication, I put some food safe silicon grease on it.Update:1. My workaround mostly worked but some juice can still get in and stuck around the white plastic part (third picture).2. I added a star due to seller responsive and generosity in addressing this issue. They sent me a new on to tried but it was still the same design and had the same issue so they did give me full refund.