TOP 12 best juicers for carrots and beets: 2021 rating and which inexpensive one is better to choose

Before purchasing a juicer for carrots and beets, the consumer asks questions: which type to choose - centrifugal or auger, which set of functions will be more optimal, which manufacturer to trust.
The functionality, ease of use, and service life of the device will depend on the correct conclusions.

We analyzed reviews from experts and ordinary users and selected the best carrot and beet juicers for you.

When selecting models, we took into account official test results (Rostest), owner reviews about the best juicers in terms of price/quality ratio.

The rating was assigned based on the results of an analysis of all indicators, and also took into account ease of use, reliability, adequacy of price and quality. Our article presents only the leaders of the rating in 2021!

Rating of the TOP 12 best juicers for carrots and beets of 2021

Customer Reviews

Irina S.

Kitfort KT-1112

I spent a long time choosing a juicer as a gift for my wife’s birthday. I came across the kitfort company. I had never heard anything about this brand before, apparently because it is a young brand. I read the characteristics - very worthy, at the level of world brands, I was won over by good customer reviews. And now, after almost 5 months of use, I am sure that these are real reviews. Really high quality, productive juicer. Very good extraction - the cake is dry, the juice is clean without pulp. I won’t say anything about cleaning - I’ve never cleaned it myself)) I liked the solid appearance, the interesting and convenient feature - the touch buttons - won’t get clogged, and if something gets on them, just wipe it with a rag and that’s it. We are completely satisfied with the choice. Ideal value for money. After that, I also took a kitfort electric kettle to the dacha to replace the electricity-consuming thermopot.

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Scarlett SC-JE50S43

I make juices all the time, but this is the first time I bought an auger juicer. I’ve been planning for a long time and now) I’ll divide my impressions into 2 parts: about this model of juicer and about the auger juice as such. 1. I settled on this model, ultimately choosing between the Kitfort with a horizontal engine and this one, presented by several manufacturers. I'm happy with the choice of model, the juicer is very successful. Some people write about the cake as dry, others not. I will say this: the cake is drier than that of centrifugal juicers. Plus, you can run it again, then it squeezes out every drop. Let's add to this the appearance, anti-drip, adjustment of the amount of pulp - what else is needed. It just doesn’t wash itself) By the way, based on the reviews, I was expecting a special washing convenience - almost the same as with a centrifugal one. Doesn't matter. 2. Now about the juice itself. I compared carrot-apple juice from the same fruits using a centrifugal and auger. There is a difference, and this particular combination of ingredients turned out to be tastier for the centrifugal juice. How to express the impression... With the centrifugal one, it is more homogeneous due to the fine suspension from the fruits ground into dust. Here is pure juice in the form of water, but with larger fractions of cake in it. And, oddly enough, the centrifugal juice turned out to be sweeter. However, these are subjective preferences. The juicer itself is really good and the price is good)

Katerina S.

Kitfort KT-1101-1

I've been wanting a carrot juicer for a long time. I love carrots! I bought it based on many good reviews about this model. In principle, everything is correct. All the details are neat, there are no nicks on the seams, nothing catches. The screw is metal, quite impressive. Several gears inside are plastic, perhaps there will be no problems with them, but metal ones would look more solid. There are several elements made of silicone; if they get damaged, I think it will be impossible to find a replacement. Outwardly it looks very solid. When you turn it on, the first thing that surprises you is that it is very quiet! There is no comparison with, for example, a meat grinder or blender. She did a great job with the carrots. There is a lot of juice, the cake is dry. There is no unprocessed part left of the vegetable. The juice contains a little pulp, but I'm happy with it. Many people write that it is easy to wash. I won’t say that it’s really stressful to wash it, but it took less time to prepare two glasses of juice than to wash it afterwards. There are a lot of parts, and although the kit includes a brush, the filter mesh with small holes requires diligence) Of course, this is not a drawback, but the unit is quite large. In a small kitchen, finding space will be problematic. Pay attention to the sizes. An excellent gift option. It’s not a shame to give it, and it’s a useful thing. PS The secret of a large number of reviews about the KitFort technology has been revealed. The manufacturer holds many competitions on social media. networks. For example, they offer a gift for reviewing a purchase. The review must be “fair and objective.” So I share my opinion and want a kitchen scale)))

Svetlana B.

Bosch MCP3000N

Very compact and lightweight, suitable for a regular outlet if you don’t have a “Euro” one!!! Also read: TOP 18 best auger juicers: 2021 rating and which horizontal model to choose with a metal auger

Easy to clean and disassemble...literally two minutes!!! During the entire period of use, the material from which the juicer is made remained in the same condition!!! I’ve been using it for three years now, no problems have arisen... a very economical option... and the fact that the pulp is not discarded makes it even tastier!!! And my hands always remain clean despite the fact that everything is done manually. Even a small child can handle it, and everything is safe!!!)))

Igor

Kitfort KT-1102-2

I was specifically looking for this particular model, because... it has a wide “throat” - you can fit whole small apples and oranges there. Small subtleties: 1) Apples. If you want apple juice (not puree), choose firm, juicy apples (those that crunch and squirt with juice when you bite them). Well, if you squeeze apples whose pulp is “like boiled potatoes,” you will get puree. And half the volume will go into the cake. 2) Oranges and other citrus fruits. You can squeeze out the unpeeled ones. But the truth is that the juice will be bitter. Although doctors say it is useful. 3) Grapes. The most insidious fruit (contrary to expectations). Never place bunches of grapes together with twigs in the juicer. Peel each berry, because the ground branches immediately clog the exit hole for the pulp. And the bones, by the way, do the same thing. Therefore, try to use seedless grape varieties. If the berries still have seeds, then periodically stop the machine, disassemble it and use a hard stick to clean the hole for the pulp to come out. You will be surprised at how dry and durable a plug is formed from crushed seeds. 4) Grenades. Only fully refined grains. See my comments above regarding grapes. 5) Carrots. Try to cut into small pieces before use, because although the juicer is capable of breaking a whole root vegetable on its own, its plastic parts begin to deform so much that they will fall apart at any moment. 6) Bananas. Definitely not for this type of juicer. I tried it out of curiosity - in the end I got 50/50 in glasses for juice and pulp with approximately the same consistency of puree. 7) Beets. See comments above regarding carrots.

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Oursson JM7002

I spent a long time choosing a juicer. First it was determined by type (screw centrifuge), then by manufacturer and model. I chose it for about 2 months (reviews, reviews, articles). I chose Oursson 7002 and then tried several times to consider others, but this squeezer won in some respects. Then I decided to take 6001 or 7002. The new 6001 is 1 kg lighter. Oursson support couldn’t explain why.. In general, it seemed suspicious to me, + there are no reviews on the new one.. I took 7002. Today we pressed the first apples and carrots. The wife is delighted