Best Big Juicers – Large Family Sized Juicers

Before we get into the product comparison table – I want to tell me, readers, how I found the Best Big Juicers and what criteria I used to make sure that these large family sized juicers are worthy of your attention. I considered four common themes that seem to be indicative of a quality juicer. For example, consider the Wattage or the power draw this will determine the speed at which the juicer can break down the fruits and veg.

I also consider the materials used to build these juicers – which most are made from plastic I have always preferred stainless steel. Stainless steel is a strong material and is easy to clean and by choosing a stainless steel juicer – sure it will be expensive but at least you will not run into avoidable warranty issues in the future.

Our Criteria for the Best Big Juicers and Family Sized Juicers

Unlike other kitchenware products, large-sized Juicers come with their very own set of strengths and weaknesses such as the difficulty in cleaning the Juicer, the weight of the Juicer, the warranty of the Juicer, and lastly the material used to build the juicer (build quality). These four main criteria are strictly applied to the Juicers which I sought to review. I found several strong contenders that did not meet the cut but nonetheless were decent products because they did have a decent warranty and good wattage.

• Cleanliness – How To Keep the best Big Juicers Clean – The main objection to buying a large juicer for the family is having to clean it. Pulling it apart, piece by piece only to not be able to reach those tricky surfaces. I wanted this to be a strong motivating factor for our buying guide here so that those families or even people without families who are considering buying a juicer – know what they are buying and the “maintenance” of the product.
• This sounds like an eliminating factor which it is but there are many, many juicers out there that are less difficult to clean and there are many tips and tricks you can use to them clean on the regular. This criterion does interact with the materials used to build the juicer (the build quality) which can make it easier to clean or more difficult.
• The Weight of a Juicer (From a safety perspective) – Juicers grind down course vegetables like carrots, reddish, and potatoes into liquids within a matter of seconds. The last thing you want is for your juicer to be rocking backward and forward whilst juicing. if you have ever experienced a juicer being knocked over whilst it’s doing its thing then you will know the fear of this. The weight of a juicer is an indication of the build quality – the less plastic used to construct the thing, the heavier the juicer is going to be. There are suction cups on the bottom of these juicers but I feel more comfortable when the juicers have a bit more heft to them.
• The Warranty of a Juicer – Your new Juicers warranty is indicative of the quality of the build, the build of your juicer will determine how long it will last. Most manufacturers expect people to use the Juicer at least every day, hence why the best big Juicers have a lengthy warranty term. A long warranty term on a large family sized Juicer means that your family can rely on the product in the long term, for more than 3 years. These warranty policies mean that you can return your large family sized Juicer for repair or replacement quickly, rather than the standard 90 days. Some brands will ship you a new product within the same month.
• The Build Quality of a Juicer – The saying that you get what you paid for is always true. If you are seeking a juicer that is cheap, you are going to find one that will not last very long and with continued use will become less of a juicer and more of a vegetable and fruit shredder. The blades within cheap juicers are quick to bend and break, there have been times when clients have been using an old juicer only to find a piece of metal in their juice. Cheap Juicers are dangerous and should not be used as a long term solution. The quality juicer will be made from stainless steel, heat-resistant plastic, stainless steel serrated blades, a large bowel for vegetable and fruit waste.
• The Power Draw of a Juicer – The higher the power draw of the juicer, the better the consistency of the juice. Say for example you are making a carrot juice, the last thing you want would be a low-wattage juicer that is unable to power the blades effectively against the friction of a carrot. Let’s put it this way, the higher the wattage of the juicer the more powerful it is, save for the build quality of course. I always choose kitchen products, not just large family sized juicers based on wattage and materials used to build it.