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Reddit mentions of Breville 800CPXL Die-Cast Stainless-Steel Motorized Citrus Press
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- The Breville Citrus Press Pro offers more variety, more juice with less fuss; Its active-arm press with power assisted lever makes pressing fruits effortless and the Quadra-Fin acid-resistant cone maximizes the extraction of all citrus fruits with ease
- QUADRA-FIN JUICING CONE: The juicing cone design is uniquely finned and undulated to extract the maximum juice from all sizes of citrus fruit and it’s dishwasher safe
- DUAL SWITCH SAFETY: The juicers triple hinged arm ensures downward pressure throughout the juicing process; The safety switch won't allow the cone to spin until both the arm is lowered and sufficient pressure is placed on the top of the cone
- ACID RESISTANT DIE CAST CONE: The Breville Citrus Press Pro lets you enjoy a lifetime of juicing with the die-cast stainless steel juicing cone and durable die-cast body that are resistant to corrosive citric acid
- DRIP STOP JUICE SPOUT: The citrus juicer features a convenient and innovative drip stop system which holds juice back to avoid spillage onto your countertop
- FRUIT DOME: The juicers fruit dome is easy to remove and replace for cleaning
- DISHWASHER SAFE: Spend less time cleaning up the juicing cone, juice collector, juice filter and fruit dome
- WARRANTY: 1 Year Limited Product Warranty; Power: 110 Watts; Voltage: 110 to 120 Volts
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Brushed Stainless |
| Height | 7.6 Inches |
| Length | 10.3 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | September 2005 |
| Size | 1 |
| Weight | 11.0231131 Pounds |
| Width | 14 Inches |
It depends on your juicing volume. We use a Sunkist J1 Commercial Electric Juicer but we juice a lot; 4 bars, dining room, 3 meals/day in a hotel. The Breville CPXL is an alternative for 1/3rd the cost; though I don't have any first-hand knowledge as to longevity. If you're squeezing grapefruits and oranges, you'll want a manual press at the very least. The Hamilton Beach 932 is the industry standard but other much less expensive options exist. The 932 is faster and easier to use but may wear out faster due to its gearsets, requiring replacement parts. Considering the minimal cost, it is imperative that you keep a hand press or two around in case your primary juicer commits harakiri. Norpro and Amco both make excellent units. For less than the cost of the Norpro, you can get both Amco's orange and lemon/lime presses.
We juice daily. We also have a centrifugal juicer for pineapple and other harder fruits/vegetables. We mix 1 part fresh pineapple juice with 3 parts canned, unsweetened, not-from-concentrate pineapple juice. Except for the fancy bars primarily, few have switched to fresh pineapple juice. The good canned stuff is generally perfectly fine.
~Good luck!