Juicer Machines,Fretta Cold Press Juicer Machines with Wide Mouth Feed Chute,Fit Whole Fruits & Vegetables,Easy to Clean Compact Juicer,Black
A whole-apple-friendly cold press juicer that skips the prep work and pulls clean juice from soft and hard produce in a compact footprint.
Price today
$160
Verified ratings
★ 5/ 4
Why we picked it
01
Wide chute fits whole produce
The oversized feed chute swallows whole apples, beets, and citrus, so you spend less time chopping and more time juicing through a morning batch.
02
Slow auger preserves more juice
The cold press auger squeezes produce at low RPM, which yields more liquid from leafy greens and ginger than centrifugal juicers and runs noticeably quieter.
03
Tool-free cleanup in minutes
Four detachable parts rinse under the tap with the included brush, so the post-juice cleanup that derails most juicer routines stays under three minutes.
How it stacks up
 ★ Our pick Juicer Machines,Fretta Cold Press Juicer Machines with Wide Mouth Feed Chute,Fit Whole Fruits & Vegetables,Easy to Clean Compact Juicer,Black Juicer $160 ★ 5(4) | No image Splurge Kuvings AUTO10 Hands-Free Cold Press Juicer Kuvings $599 — | No image Budget Mueller Austria Ultra Juicer Machine Extractor Mueller $69 — | No image Heavy duty Omega NC900HDC Masticating Cold Press Juicer Omega $399 — | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Juicer type | Cold press | Cold press | Centrifugal | Masticating |
| Feed chute | Wide, whole fruit | Auto hopper | 3-inch | Narrow |
| Motor speed | Slow auger | 60 RPM | 18,000 RPM | 80 RPM |
| Counter footprint | Compact | Tall, bulky | Compact | Long, horizontal |
| Cleanup | 4 parts, rinse | 5 parts | 3 parts | 6 parts |
| In short | Our pick — The Fretta accepts whole fruit like the pricier Kuvings while costing less than half, and its compact build fits counters where the Omega NC900 won't. | A hands-free hopper and stronger motor, but you're paying nearly four times the price. | Cheap and fast, but the centrifugal motor is loud and oxidizes juice quickly. | A serious daily-driver with better wheatgrass yield, though prep work and footprint go up. |
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Common questions
- Does it really fit a whole apple?
- Medium apples and peeled oranges fit the 3-inch chute, though larger Honeycrisps or fibrous beets may still need a quick halving.
- How does it compare to the Nama J2?
- The Nama J2 has a larger hopper and slightly higher yield on greens, but it costs roughly four times more and takes up considerably more counter space.
- Who should skip this juicer?
- Heavy daily juicers running multi-quart batches will outgrow the small pulp bin, and wheatgrass purists should look at a dedicated masticating model instead.
- Is the pulp dry enough to indicate good extraction?
- Pulp comes out noticeably drier than centrifugal juicers, though slightly wetter than premium twin-gear machines that cost three times as much.
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