How to Use the Breville Juice Fountain Crush | Williams-Sonoma

See how to make your own fresh juices with the Juice Fountain Crush, an upright masticating juicer from juicing experts at Breville. True to its name, this low-speed juicing system slowly crushes and then presses fruits and vegetables, delivering just enough pulp to give the juice more body and retain more nutrients. The quiet induction motor can handle everything from delicate wheatgrass to firm carrots.

[naturaljuicing]

I absolutely love my juicer it's easy to clean and juice. It's important to get juicers that are easy to handle and maintain :)

[_itsisaac]

I always wondered how does the pulp come out from the pulp end at the same time

[JPemberton]

The Breville Crush is EXACTLY like the Hurom slow juicer. The only difference really is the name - Breville is more widely known for their kitchen products and this is their first slow (masticating) juicer on the market. Also, Hurom is a company based in South Korea and thus, their juicer is actually made there. On the WS website, the Hurom has a rating of 4.6/5 stars by many users; the Breville has ZERO reviews. Also, Breville is made in China, and it is more expensive (+ $40). Stick with Hurom

[tarinewton]

There is a little orange piece in the bottom of the juicing bowl that someone removed to clean it. But I can't figure out where it goes or how to put it back in. The thin flat piece goes in easily but the little "dangly tab" looking part doesn't seem to fit anywhere. Could you please explain where it goes?

[thelastminutegifts]

Look like he almost spewed into the camera right before... "No that's great."

[licensedblockhead]

70 bucks cheaper than the hurom on amazon right now

[PineappleRoadzo]

His face at the end... Hahahaha he didnt even tried it and his face :' this is great" .... The most convinced face in the world hahaha .... Of course not.

[Omar]

oh come on!!!! your face told me that wasn't that great! LOOL that grin wasn't helpful :v

[FallnAngel]

That's such a waste of fiber. a little bit of juice and alot of pulp/fiber/nutrients.That's why I go with my nutribullet