KITCHENAID Easy Clean Juicer $99.99 (reg $399.99)

https://www.amazon.ca/KitchenAid-KVJ033 ... B00MVNKMWK

$380 at amazon, this seems like a really good price. So tempting.... but really I Should be looking for a food processor instead.

It's hard to tell if this is a "I don't need it, but the price is so good that I'll buy it anyway" price.

Most places have it listed for between $300 and $450, CAD or USD. But there have been some exceptions:
- Amazon.com has it for $112 USD
- Walmart.com has it for $85 USD
- Canadian Tire had it for $99 CAD a year ago

I'd probably call this warm. Since we don't have a time machine to get the Canadian Tire deal and buying from the States is an extra cost and hassle, if you're currently looking for one, this is probably the best price you're going to find at the moment.

But, like cookware, mattresses and bedding, the 'regular' price seems to be purposefully over inflated by at least 2x or 3x. If you wait this price will probably come back around before too long.

i posted a deal for this juicer from CT a year or more ago. it was on sale there for $120 but KitchenAid had a $100 off rebate. I picked this juicer up for around $35 - $120+tax-$100. I just opened it up the other to give it try and have only used it 3 times.

I've never had a juicer before so i can't compare it to anything but it definitely makes juice. This thing is big and heavy. Definitely not something you would want to keep on your counter forever. It takes a crap tonne of fruit to make juice - not sure if that is normal. Juice tastes good but does have a frothy head if you don't let it settle. Clean-up is anything but easy. It's messy and fairly difficult until you get the hang of it so just accept the fact that it's not easy. There seems to be a lot of waste as well but again, i have never owned a juicer before.

A Vitamix may be better for certain veggies - like leafy greens. I bought a bag of "kale smoothie mix" and it was a disaster trying to feed it into the tube. I used a bag of spinach and it was difficult too and didn't produce enough juice.

But for $35 I didn't care.

I bought this when it was $75 on clearance at CT, and with the Kitchenaid MIR I actually ended up making money. Mine's been sitting in my basement unused because it's so large. It's definitely not as easy to clean as they suggest. The most annoying part is that sometimes juice gets stuck where it's almost impossible to clean without a toothpick moving a tiny piece of paper towel in a crack near the spout.

I would never ever recommend anyone buying it for anywhere near the regular price. Even $99 is pushing it.

I liked it. And so I bought it.

Worth it at 30$ after MIR from Canadian Tire but wouldnt pay more

the extra 25% discount doesn’t code apply to this juicer

i was thinking of buying this but they were demanding absurd instructions for the passwords, sorry The Bay but I am not buying anything where I have to remember convoluted passwords.

Not sure if this a cold press juicer, but that's the way to go if you're going to juice.

Also got that one last year at CT for 99+tx minus 100$ rebate.
So about 15$...
Never unwrapped it.

Ended up as a gift for a Christmas party game where the winner get a small price...

When they saw that the price was a brand new juicer... They couldn't believe their eyes.

Just that worth the 15$ spent!!!

vlado416 wrote: ↑ i was thinking of buying this but they were demanding absurd instructions for the passwords, sorry The Bay but I am not buying anything where I have to remember convoluted passwords.

Huh! Why don't you like a company willing to do its best to protect your info?

Maybe he/she doesn't want to give the company that info to begin with. When I go to the store I generally don't have to set up an account and have all sorts of passwords, only to have that info either stolen or knowingly sold. I for one never give info when they ask for phone numbers, postal codes, name, etc.