White Citrus Juicer Attachment for KitchenAid Stand Mixer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the perfect add for your Kitchen Aid mixer. It is super easy to attach to the front of it. It has a little screen that fits inside it if you want to keep the pulp and seeds from going into the juice. It rotates for fresh squeeze juice. This is very easy to clean because everything comes off and apart.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this kitchen aid citrus juicer for my daughter she loves to make her own drinks from scratch and share with everyone and its absolutely delicious. The citrus juicer is even in her favorite color ..red..they are very easy to use and leaves no mess behind and easy to clean up after.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] You can call me a KitchenAid fanatic. I have owned my mixer for over 13 years and I use its attachments, to make my everyday tasks easier. I recently acquired the citrus juicer attachment and I must say I am impressed. First off, the attachment was ready to use right out of the box. It came with the standard metal adapter that fits right into the attachment port on the top of the mixer and 3 other plastic pieces that make up the juicer. It has a decent sized plastic outer basin, which prevents the juices from spilling and a square strainer to catch the seeds and the pulp. The actual extracting bulb is small but very powerful. In order to use this attachment, the mixer must be turned to 6. At first, I honestly thought 6 would be too fast and make it hard for me to control. That was furthest from the truth, as the speed didn't make the extraction process difficult at all. In fact I was able to juice 3 oranges in less than 5 minutes. Though the orange juice was perfect for me, this wouldn't be the case for someone who dislikes pulp in their juice though. The extracted orange juice did contain a decent amount of pulp. I think this is due to the size of the holes in the strainer. To me this wasn't a deal breaker as this can be remedied with a simple household strainer. Overall, I think that if you buy orange juice or make mixed drinks with citrus, this attachment will make your life easier. In less than 5 minutes, you can have a sugar free, freshly squeezed glass of orange juice. You can call me a KitchenAid fanatic. I have owned my mixer for over 13 years and I use its attachments, to make my everyday tasks easier. I recently acquired the citrus juicer attachment and I must say I am impressed. First off, the attachment was ready to use right out of the box. It came with the standard metal adapter that fits right into the attachment port on the top of the mixer and 3 other plastic pieces that make up the juicer. It has a decent sized plastic outer basin, which prevents the juices from spilling and a square strainer to catch the seeds and the pulp. The actual extracting bulb is small but very powerful. In order to use this attachment, the mixer must be turned to 6. At first, I honestly thought 6 would be too fast and make it hard for me to control. That was furthest from the truth, as the speed didn't make the extraction process difficult at all. In fact I was able to juice 3 oranges in less than 5 minutes. Though the orange juice was perfect for me, this wouldn't be the case for someone who dislikes pulp in their juice though. The extracted orange juice did contain a decent amount of pulp. I think this is due to the size of the holes in the strainer. To me this wasn't a deal breaker as this can be remedied with a simple household strainer. Overall, I think that if you buy orange juice or make mixed drinks with citrus, this attachment will make your life easier. In less than 5 minutes, you can have a sugar free, freshly squeezed glass of orange juice.

This is a purchase I regret. It is almost impossible to juice anything without the juice running down all over your arm because of the vertical design. Didn't anyone notice this when they were designing and testing it? Also, the attachment inexplicably suddenly stopped fitting all the way into the stand mixer so that I was unable to lock it into position and the whole thing was rotating, and a groove was carved into it by the locking screw. I had to use a hammer to make it fit all the way in! Then it was really hard to get out.....I would NOT recommend this. It is not user-friendly.

Overall it works fine, but with large grapefruit (such as Texas Ruby Red) the attachment is too small, and juice falls from the fruit missing the strainer basket. Also with the large Texan grapefruit it is easy to dislodge the strainer basket when rotating the fruit around the cone. Would request two improvements. 1. Bigger attachment, that is extending outwards from back. 2. Better fixity of the strainer basket. The cone fin edges have changed colour. Hope the citrus acid doesn't have an effect on the plastic properties.

It was easy to use and we drunk the fresh orange juice perfectly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you have the KitchenAid blender and you look fresh juice, this add on is a no brainer. It makes it easy to release juice and if you leave out your blender like me, it’s a quick switch in piece that makes minimal clean up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this KitchenAid citrus juicer several weeks ago to add to my accessory collection for my KitchenAid mixer. It is super easy to attached to my mixer and the juicer does a very good job. The strainer also does a great job and is very easy to detach and clean.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When the fruit starts sitting around the kitchen counter, that is when I turn them into juice! Love this way of making fresh juice. Faster, and easy. Clean up is simple as well and I put away any left over juice in the refrigerator.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am super frustrated with this juicer. First of all, it arrived looking like it had already been used. Second, I found the directions very unclear especially regarding the volt part that connects to my mixer. Third, it wasn't very powerful or sturdy. Fourth, it made a weird, loud noise if I angled the oranges up. I probably won't ever use this attachment again and very disappointed about that.