PureJuice Cold Slow Press Juicer Attachment KAX720PL for Kenwood Stand Mixer Chef maximum NUTRIENTS.

Extract the maximum goodness from fruit and vegetables. Carrots, courgettes and even cucumbers can all be fed in the scroll juicer with ease. Peeled citrus fruits are no problem and you can even make your own almond milk, perfect for lactose intolerance and healthy for the whole family.
recipe with Kenwood Stand Mixer Titanium Chef Patissier KWL90.244 SL
Slow Juicer attachment for kenwood Chef kitchen machines - KAX720PL
Twist attachment fitting for the Slow Speed outlet
PureJuice Slow Juicer (Hex Twist) Attachment
Only suitable for kitchen machines with slow speed outlets, and compatible with hex twist connection outlet.
Pulp separator allows you to collect the fibrous pulp, which can be used in cakes, brownies, falafels and even soups
Anti-drip stopper for no spillages or drips
Juice jug and cleaning brush included
Dishwasher safe
Specifications
Jug capacity: 400ml
Dimensions: 27cm L x 22cm W x 21cm H
Weight: 2.57kg
Maximise the nutrients and goodness from all your fruits and vegetables and create different types of juices! Push your carrots, cucumbers, and all different kind of fruits into the feed tube and watch the juicer slowly extract and separate the juices from the pulps. Healthy living can be really simple and convenient with Kenwood's attachments.
Compatible with:
Classic KM330
(Requires Adapter KAT001ME)
kMix KMX754 series
Chef KVC3100 series
Chef XL KVL4100 series
Premier KMC510
(Requires Adapter KAT001ME)
Premier Major KMM770
(Requires Adapter KAT001ME)
Chef Sense KVC50 series
Chef XL Sense KVL6 series
Chef XL Elite KVL6300
Chef XL Titanium KVL8300
Titanium Major KMM025
(Requires Adapter KAT001ME)
Cooking Chef KCC9040
Cooking Chef KM080
(Requires Adapter KAT001ME)
EAN: 5011423197517
KBP100000040514
When juicing first became a mainstream idea, “the juicer to buy” was the centrifugal juicer. We all saw the infomercials and many of those same juicers can still be purchased. However, across the internet, new information quickly spread that centrifugal juicers produce too much heat and therefore kill all the nutrients we’re trying to drink! But is that true? Do centrifugal juicers destroy nutrients or is that internet hype? I did a lot of research to find out, and what I learned is that we have a lot more testing to do.
Juice from a centrifugal juicer contains about 15% less nutrients, which is a minimal amount overall. This information was the only unbiased, well-tested data I was able to find on the matter. There has been no scientific testing done to determine if heat and oxidation are truly factors in that 15% difference of nutrition. But if heat from a centrifugal juicer doesn’t destroy nutrients, why is there less overall?
Masticating cold press juicers extract more nutrients; that much is a fact. So while it is possible, and widely accepted in the juicing community, that the heat and oxidation from centrifugal juicers creates a lesser quality juice, there is no current evidence that they destroy the nutrients in juice.
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[@lukhinio3200]

Thnx for that vid. I am now 100% sure to buy it.

[@PrideCZ]

Glad I could help

[@anuar-franklyn]

What is this thing that spinning before the juice extractor?

[@monty9242]

Thank you for this video. Do you think the KAX720PL i better than the stand alone JMP800SI? If so, why? I can't decide whether to by the KAX720 to my older Kenwood (needs adapter mount) or JMP600/800

[@PrideCZ]

stand alone JMP800SI have possibility for whole fruit juicing. but you'll need additional place to store it. Power of JMP800SI as i find - just 250 W all depends on your older Kenwood power