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Question: Is there a pulp collector in the breville compact juicer?
Document: I love this thing!! It is great for a novice juicer and has worked wonderfully even though I bought it used! I must say that next time, I will buy one wear the pulp is dispensed out of the back of the juicer. However, this one is meant to be compact and the internal pulp collector does just that! I am more than happy with this Breville juicer and when I do upgrade, I'll buy Breville again.
There is a little cleaning tool included that has a brush for the mesh strainer/blade component on one end and a tiny scraper on the other end that allows you to easily remove pulp from the pulp collector.This juicer is very well designed and excellent quality. Although it is compact, it will pulverize anything you put down it's chute! It is much more powerful than I ever imagined it would be when I ordered it from Amazon.If you are wanting to get into juicing but don't want to break the bank, this is the juicer to choose.
Upgraded from my Hamilton Beach Big Mouth juicer and love how it is much quieter, has a smaller foot print on my kitchen counter top, and juice jug is designed to hold back the froth while pouring. There are a few things that I don't like about this model that might not be a problem with higher end Breville models which are: limited pulp capacity, thinner mil plastic pulp collector & juice jug. Othere than that I would buy the BJE200XL again.
I am on a cleanse juice fast and have the Breville Juice Juice Fountain. I do not recommend the Breville Juice Fountain Juicer because #1 it throws chunks of apple and vegtables into the pulp collector so some of the produce never gets juiced, and #2 it has some sort of air blower where the juice comes out and it actually sprays juice over the counter, which makes it messy. What I do is juice my apples and vegtables, then wait for the centrifuge to stop spinning, take the top off, and then try to scoop out the pulp and un-juiced produce and put it back in the centrifuge and rejuice it.
This Breville BJE200XL is powerful and the RPM is way faster than my Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro. It juices fruits and veggies very quickly but it creates much more froth/bubbles in the juice than a low RPM juicer like the Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro. I've had my  Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro for 3 years and it's still functioning well so time will tell if the Breville BJE200X will last as long. The only thing I dislike so far about the Breville BJE200X is the pulp collector size since I juice a lot on a daily basis so I have to empty the pulp collector more often than the Jack Lalanne PJP Power Juicer Pro.
I am pretty happy with this juicer. It is quick, easy to clean, and makes good juice... great if you are just starting out, or looking for something basic.The only cons are that it doesn't do as well with softer fruits like pineapple or citrus. (It still makes good juice, but the pulp is wetter). Also, the pulp trap fills up pretty quickly, so it might be nice to have a pulp collector that is separate from the juicing unit. If I were going to buy another juicer, I'd probably go a step up to this one: http://www.amazon.com/Breville-JE98XL-Fountain-850-Watt-Extractor/dp/B003R28HWQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1365623938&sr;=8-1&keywords;=breville+juicer
*The pusher only fits into the tube one way. (It's flat on one side of the pusher)  I know it seems minuscule, but when you have to take it out each time you put something in it, that extra 5 seconds you need to take to make sure it's in correct is annoying as compared to the Breville that is fully round. *It drips out of the juice spout until you take it apart*The pulp collector fills quickly and makes it get backed up into the machine*Doesn't produce as much juice as my Breville (In my opinion)Hope you found this helpful!
I have been looking for a juicer for a while that was easy to clean and does not take up too much kitchen space. This juicer does all that and more. It is compact and can juice most everything that you can juice. I love the juice collector container because it is spill proof and I can store the excess juice in it. While using this appliance it can sound like a miter saw (not chain saw) but I have never heard of a silent juicer. This juicer is powerful and it takes less than 3 minutes to fill the collector container with juice.
I purchased this product at the end of January and initially loved it. Would have rated it 5 stars. It worked great - I happily made my juice every morning. And faithfully cleaned all parts immediately after juicing as recommended. Then I began to notice that juice was somehow pooling into a tiny crevice around the bottom edge of the pulp collector in an area which is impossible to clean with a sponge, brush or any other cleaning implement. I also tried soaking it and nothing helped. Obviously there could be health/food poisoning issues if the juice can't be cleaned from the crevice.I contacted Breville and they did send a replacement for the pulp collector.
I bought this Breville juicer after the motor on my Jack Lalanne juicer died, and that after just a few months. I had used a Breville at my niece's house and liked it.The Breville offers marked design improvements over the Jack Lalanne juicer. The combination blades keep the fruits/veggies from choking up the juicer. The weight of the pusher and the notched guide system allows gravity to feed most items through the juicer. Bold markings (and no tool) make the basket easy to place on the motor drive. And, my favorite, the meshing of the spout and juice collector traps the juice with no mess.
Answer: Yes, this is the best feature as far as I'm concerned. The juicing happens in the center and the pulp is ejected and collected in the container encircling the blades/mesh filter. It is extremely efficient.