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- Excellent yield
- Pulp stays in chopping hopper
- Build quality
- Five-year motor warranty
- Spout too low for tall glasses
- Noisy
- Filter basket fills quickly, needs frequent emptying
- Less pulp, lower nutritional value
Reviewers say the Acme Supreme Juicerator 5001, also sold as the Waring Pro PJE401, is a rock-solid juicer that's extremely efficient and built to last. It uses centrifugal force, but pulp remains in the chopping hopper, which means you have to empty the basket periodically during juicing. The tradeoff for this minor inconvenience, however, is greater juice extraction. By holding onto the leftover pulp, the Waring Pro PJE401 can increase juice yield by 20 to 35 percent. The Acme juicer could save you money over the long term, but it's noisy. The Breville Ikon BJE510XL (*Est. $190) costs a little more, and its warranty is shorter, but reviewers say it's an outstanding and relatively quiet performer.
We read reviews of the Acme Supreme Juicerator 5001 in The Wall Street Journal. Editors there call the Juicerator the best juicer they tested. Editors at 3Luxe.com also cover the Waring Pro PJE401 version in their review of juicers. We then turned to Amazon.com and Epinions.com to see if owners are satisfied with this juicer. Finally, we read an editorial review of the Acme Supreme Juicerator 5001 at Juicing.com, a specialty juicer retailer.
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Although it's outdated, this is one of the least biased and most thorough reports we found. In a five-product roundup, Charles Passy rates the Acme Supreme Juicerator 5001 best overall. It's comparable to the Green Star in that it yields dry pulp, but comes with basket filters for easy cleanup.
Review: A Juiced-Up New Year, Charles Passy, Dec. 26, 2003
2. 3Luxe.com
The Waring Pro PJE401 is chosen as one of the best juicers by editors of 3Luxe.com, who say that it is a "breeze" to clean up and that it is relatively quiet to run. The Waring Pro PJE401 is the same model as the Acme Supreme Juicerator 5001.
Review: Waring Pro Juice Extractor, Editors of 3Luxe.com
3. Amazon.com
Several owners of the Waring Pro PJE401 give it high ratings, with a couple of owners saying they weren't quite prepared for the amount of work and cleaning involved with juicing. There are also a handful of reviews for this juicer under the Acme Supreme Juicerator 5001 listing.
Review: Waring PJE401 Juice Extractor, Contributors to Amazon.com
4. Epinions.com
One owner has posted a mixed review of the Acme Supreme Juicerator 5001 here. The owner says it's easy to set up and use, but it's expensive and messy.
Review: Acme 5001 Supreme Juicerator Juice Extractor, Contributors to Epinions.com
5. Juicing.com
Although this site sells juicers, its editors also compare some of the models. The Acme Supreme Juicerator 5001 and Omega juicers yield the most juice and are easy to clean.
Review: Juicers: A Consumer Guide, Editors of Juicing.com
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