Gdrtwwh Masticating Juicer Accessories, Juicer Machines Attachments Compatible with All KitchenAid Stand Mixers and Cuisinart SM-50BC/SM-50R/SM-50TQ/SM-50BL/SM-50BK Stand Mixers,White

I don't have room to store all of the one-purpose kitchen appliances. This juicer attachment works as well as a stand alone model. It doesn't take up much space and it is a lot easier to clean than many of those single use appliances.

This product need more improvement. Not working as good compare to the mastercating juicer I used to have.

I ordered the juicer like above picture,but I received only second one but I did not get first one . Plz delivery that one also.

This was my first time using any sort of mechanical juicer. I have been making lemonade recently and am tired of squeezing the heck out of my hands. I don't consider what I am about to say being a juicer but I have used manual juicers; two different styles of reamer.I searched and searched to find something that wouldn't take up counter space or room in my already full cupboards. I saw my KitchenAid and remembered that it had the ability to use attachments and thought maybe there is one for it. After searching, I found just that. I found this product.I looked at pictures; read reviews. I decided that this was the the one for me. I clicked add to cart and couldn't wait for it to arrive on my front porch. Once it arrived I lit up and went straight to my kitchen. I opened the box and all the pieces were there and everything was in great shape. The box had a couple holes but when you ship in factory box what else do you expect.I cleaned all the parts and set up my work area. I noticed, which was a common theme, that there is very limited space between both cups. I didn't having anything to elevate the pulp cup as high as I wanted but i made the best of it. After reading the instructions which weren't hard to follow and had pictures, I started removing excess peel from my lemons, reading how items with thicker skin should be peeled. After cutting the lemons and part of my thumb, I was ready for action.The instructions say 3 is the best speed. Well my KitchenAid only has even numbers so I used 2. I began placing the bits and pieces onto the tray and watched the magic begin. I was surprised with what was happening. There was juice flowing down the silicone tube right into my cup. I was joyful.One thing to be sure of is to cut the pieces small enough so you don't really have to use the plunger, but what are they for if not to remove a blockage.I read a few reviews stating that the pulp would miss its own bucket and come crashing down into their pure juice. I'm not sure how their setup was, but I had no issues with my cups next to each other on the counter. Each went to their respective places.Another stated having to stop and remove the filter for it clogged and so forth. I didn't have that issue and I used 8 lemons.Once the juice had ceased to flow, I prepped my concentrate and began the cleaning process. I was surprised to see how much pulp their was within the strainer in combination with the cup. I removed the apparatus and dumped both and removed as much excess from the strainer as I could. Everything was super easy to clean, which is a plus for anyone.Overall, this item arrived on time with all parts and was easy to use. I had no issues with keeping it locked and secure to my KitchenAid. It was easy to disassemble/reassemble and most of all fun.Everyone who has reviewed this product has legitimate comments/concerns. We all get different experiences. I looked at photos read reviews and thought, what did they do wrong? How long did they use it, what did they try to juice, and did they follow the instructions?I decided to give it a try for I thought some people may have done something wrong. Well they may or may not have, but the issues to me, appear as user errors.The only drawback, which to me really isn't a problem, is some pulp, more than expected, does get through. Not thick pieces if that is what you are thinking. Orange juice is a good example. The store sells no pulp, low pulp, medium, and a lot. How I would describe the pulp to juice ratio is no more than low. Maybe tiny, just depends on your idea of the term low or tiny.Other than that one not really such an issue, the product is great. I recommend anyone looking for a small, easy, and fun to watch apparatus, to purchase.Sorry for such a long review, but this was the only way for me to give you insight on the product.

I wanted a masticating juicer for a while but didn't want to pay the price. I've had my KitchenAid mixer for years and a light bulb suddenly went off over my head when I saw this during a search. Decided to take a chance and glad I did. This is a solidly made product and works very well. My only negative comment would be that it works better with solid rather than soft items as the filter can get clogged. For the most part I use this with apples and pears at least so far. Better to use them when the fruits and vegetables are fresh. I've got used it for leafy vegetables yet so that's still up in the air. I'm glad I purchased it.