Acme 6001 Juice Extractor 500 Watts

Pros: Wow, look whats coming out of the front of my juicer, JUICE! Its a miracle.

Cons: Tricky cleanup, not quite tall enough

The Bottom Line: If you want to juice, get an acme and a 25lb bag of carrots and go wild

Review: Like regular exercise, good gas mileage and learning Spanish, juicing is one of those things that everyone loves to talk about doing but never really get there. Most of the juice extractors on the market seem to fit a similar bill, with the exception of ...

Pros: Virtually unbreakable, great with most produce, a lifetime investment

Cons: Not a stow-away appliance; greens done better in a masticator

The Bottom Line: Again, a serious juicer for the serious juicer.  Buy it for the long run!

Review: Acme is one of the oldest brands of juicers still producing. Many years ago, I think around twenty, Waring bought out the Acme company. Some Acme people went and formed their own company; that company now makes Omega juicers. The original Acme design is ...

Pros: easy to use, maximum juice production, machine lasts forever!

Cons: frequent filter changes needed when making large quantities of juice

Review: I purchased the 6001 model (stainless vs plastic basket) in 1976. I used the Juicerator a lot during the first year, then put it on the shelf and took it out about once a year to make apple juice in the Fall. One time I brought it to my daughter's school ...

Pros: More juice then with pulp extractor juicers. Efficient, reliaBLE, GREAT WARRANTY

Cons: Filters recommended, not for high volume

Review: Just purchased the Acme 6001 on sale from Williams Sonoma for $130. The Wall St Journal rated the Acme 6001 as the best juicer for the value. I suggest buying the filters for an additional $5/box for easy clean-up. The one downside is there is no pulp ...