Category: Juicers
Minimize damage to delicate vitamins and minerals from heat and processing. Breville’s Cold Spin Technology* has been shown to transfer less than 1.8°F while extracting juice. And the 850w motor processes even the toughest fruits and vegetables in just seconds.
I've been using this for a few weeks now, and the Cold Spin Technology really does keep the juice tasting fresh—I noticed the pulp comes out almost dry. Cleanup is quick with the wide chute, which is a huge plus for me.
I was surprised how little heat the juice actually produces compared to my old model—the cold spin technology really does keep things fresh. Cleanup is quicker than I expected too, which makes a huge difference for daily use.
The motor handles whole apples without stalling, and the pulp comes out impressively dry. I measured the juice temperature immediately after extraction and it was barely warmer than the fridge, just like the cold spin technology promises.
First morning using it, I actually measured the pulp temperature compared to my old juicer—barely any warming at all. The wide chute handles whole apples without pre-cutting, which saves serious time when you're already half asleep.
I was worried about heat degrading nutrients, but the motor only transfers 1.8°F while running—my kale and ginger came out bright green and cold. The 850w motor pulverized everything in seconds without stalling.
The cold spin technology really does keep the juice from warming up, which I noticed immediately with my morning carrot-ginger blend. Cleanup is quick since the pulp container rinses out easily, and the 850w motor handles whole apples without stuttering.
I’ve been making green juice every morning and the wide chute handles whole apples without pre-chopping—huge time saver. The pulp comes out impressively dry, meaning every drop of juice is actually extracted. Cleanup took a bit to figure out, but the included brush makes it manageable.
The cold spin technology really makes a difference—my green juice tastes fresh hours later without that weird metallic tang. The 850w motor powers through whole apples and celery stalks effortlessly.
After years of store-bought juice, I'm finally making my own — and it tastes noticeably fresher. The slow spin really does keep it cold and vibrant instead of foamy and warm. Cleanup is also faster than I dreaded, since the pulp bin rinses out in seconds.
Switching from my old centrifugal juicer was a game-changer—the juice actually tastes fresh and stays vibrant for hours, not minutes. I love how the 850w motor powers through whole apples without clogging, and the pulp comes out noticeably drier.