Title: you get what you pay for
Product review: First thing I noticed was that it was made in China, although the quality seems OK, considering the under $30 price. However don't expect that you are getting anything like the heavily advertised $100+ juicer you see advertised on TV. Of course, I have no experience with the one on TV, but this one is just not that great. First problem is that this juicer leaves a very wet pulp. We made apple juice and it took a lot of apples at 99c a pound to get a very little juice and a lot of wet pulp. If you think you can use the messy pulp for baking (as suggested), you'll have to pick out the seeds and large chunks of skin first. My suggestion is to eat your fruit whole and if you want juice, buy it at the store.
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