Acme Juicer Model 6001

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Acme Juicer Model 6001
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5 star :	86%	( 6 )
4 star :	14%	( 1 )

Total : 7 Reviews

well made juicer Review by Gina C.

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Makes great pulp Review by Sunder

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have owned a Acme 5001 for over a decade, and decided to go with the 6001. I stopped juicing for a while and have gone back to it, since I feel the difference. The juicer is simple to operate and I clean the unit once a day. Clean up is simple, if you use a filter. Since the pulp is so dry, with a filter one only needs to slightly pull it away for the sides and dump the contents into the trash.
I might mention if your mixture of pulp is not from something too unusual, it makes a good starter for muffins.

Once the the pulp is gone the juicer is very easy to wash, Then I can have it ready to go for breakfast. I always juice carrots, celery, radish, beets, apples, ginger and spinach (you can find a lot of recipes for these). It is also much easier to do my grocery shopping that way. All these items juice well. The spinach does not extract as much juice as does in a masticating juicer but I believe this unit operates better than the masticating juicers overall. I usually run items like strawberries, blueberries, bananas, mangoes, papayas, oranges, pineapple and grapefruit (whatever is in season) through a blender and mix in protein powder rather than running them through the juicer.

I encourage you to buy organic produce if it's available. Since you are getting all of the good stuff by juicing, you will probably want to avoid the chemicals they use on non-organic foods.

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Not the best if you need to make a lot of juice, but still a good product. Review by Mel

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This juicer does a wonderful job separating pulp from juice! It will quickly and efficiently juice carrots, radishes, beets, pineapple, apple, strawberries, kiwi, celery ...

Pros: Quickly turns fruit and veggies into juice. It's relatively quiet, simple to clean (when using a filter), and there are lots of good recipes online.

Cons: Can only make around 4 glasses before the filter should be changed, can be difficult to clean if you do not use a filter.

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A painless way to get your vegetables Review by Tucker

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The 5001 has some (white) plastic. I prefer stainless-steel, so that is why I got the 6001. No stains with the all-stainless product.

If you hate eating your fruits & vegetables, then this product is probably one of the best ways to get the nutrients you need.

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Great juicer, but use filters! Review by Isabella

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The 6001 makes great quality juice, without the pulp. I've never liked pulp. To be honest I can't stand fruits & veggies in general.

It can make about 16-24 oz of juice before you have to change the filter. The filters aren't required, but if you don't use them, your cleanup time triples easily. So use them to make your life easier.

I have a morning routine where I can assemble, juice, and clean in about 20 minutes. That gives me about 16oz or so of the best quality juice you can imagine.

Remember that filters make easy cleanup. Keep your fruit and veggies in the fridge overnight before juicing. (It keeps the blade temp down which prevents the loss of the good stuff in your produce), and cleanup should happen right after you juice. If you wait the juicer is tougher to clean.

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Acme is the best. Review by Bob S.

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I love Acme juicers. I've used the same brand for 30 years now. The design doesn't change, and the juicer still uses the same accessories and parts. That's a rare thing nowadays. This is a big and heavy appliance. (Things that last so long should be, really.) Once you put it down, it won't budge. This machine is quieter than others. It takes a while for the basket to reach full speed, but this juicer makes up for that with the extra-large pulp basket, which is perfect if you have big hands. The lid lock on this juicer is better with then any other–the Acme juicer I've owned for several years now has a lid that has been opened and closed 4000 times, and it's still secure.

This juicer will easily produce a couple large glasses (about 2 16-oz glasses) of juice before the pulp container needs to be cleaned. Other reviews claim that the basket is harder to clean then pulp ejectors, but in my experience I have to disagree. The basket isn't slanted, so pulp can't grip the sides, I've never had to use a brush. Water and my hands work fine.

Acme juicers are the standard. Unlike some of the foreign-made juicers that are so popular now, you'll be able to pass this machine on to your children and grandchildren and the parts will still be available. I hope this helps those weighing their options. Compare this one to an Omega!

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Durable Review by Dolores

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I've had both 5001 and 6001 for more than twenty years and they are still going strong! I'm looking to replace some parts - not because they were worned out - but because my daughter accidently threw them away.