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Vitamix’s First Juicer Is Now Available, and It’s a Home Run

Thursday 15 October13:07 · 4h agoAI summary
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Vitamix has launched its first cold-press juicer, the MaxExtract, which uses slow-masticating technology and is on sale now for $500. The review says it is easy to assemble, simple to use and quick to clean.

01Summary

  1. 01The MaxExtract Cold Press Juicer is Vitamix’s first juicer and is available to buy from Thursday.
  2. 02It uses slow-masticating technology and has a 5.3-inch hopper for fruits, vegetables and leafy greens.
  3. 03The juicer includes two strainers, a pusher, a cleaning brush, pulp and juice containers, and dishwasher-safe detachable parts.
  4. 04The unit is listed at 17.7 by 8.5 by 7.7 inches and 8.14 pounds, and the hopper and chamber can be removed if it is too tall for cabinets.
  5. 05It costs $500, comes in black or white with a glass front, is sold on Vitamix.com and Amazon, and has a five-year limited warranty.

02Why it matters

For people shopping for a juicer, this adds a new premium option from a brand better known for blenders. The review suggests it may be appealing if you want a machine that is quick to use and easier to clean than many rivals.

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