Let Us Help You Find the Best Juicer for Carrots After 2015

Carrots are one of the healthiest vegetables on the planet. Loaded with beta carotene and a host of other nutrients, carrot juice can supply your body with essential vitamins and minerals. But because carrots are hard, juicing can be difficult, and many machines fail to remove all of the juice from the vegetable.

Breville BJE200XL Compact Juice Fountain 700-Watt Juice Extractor	Our favorite for 2020
Hamilton Beach 67601A Big Mouth Juice Extractor	A very close runner-up
Breville 800JEXL Juice Fountain Elite 1000-Watt Juice Extractor	A uniquely designed juicing system

Learning how to make carrot juice is easy, but finding the right juicer can be difficult. Here are some things to keep in mind when you’re comparing models:

• Motor Power: Because carrots are a tough vegetable, you’ll want to choose a blender that has a powerful motor. The more powerful the motor is, the more efficient it will be at extracting all of the juice.
• Juicer Type: While slow juicers can work with carrots, we’ve found that centrifugal models are more efficient. But feel free to choose the juicer that best suits your goal. Slow juicers do not actually pulverize the carrots, but instead, press the produce against the blade to extract juice in a gentle way without generating heat. Centrifugal juicers actually chop the produce and push it against a mesh filter screen to extract juice.
• Quality: The quality of the juicer is of the utmost importance. If you juice often, you’ll want a model that can withstand extensive use. Look for juicers built with solid, durable materials. And don’t forget to look up user reviews. User feedback can give you some insight into how long the juicer will last and if it’s as efficient as the manufacturer claims.

We know how difficult it can be to find a good juicer, especially if you’re looking to juice carrots. We’re going to make your life easier by reviewing five of the best juicers on the market to help you find the right one for you.

The Best Juicers for Carrots in 2020

Breville BJE200XL – The Breville BJE200XL is a compact juicer, but it’s a heavy-duty model that can juice carrots with ease. One thing that makes this juicer unique is its centered knife blade, which allows you to drop the carrots directly onto the blade, rather than on the side.

A powerful 700-watt motor delivers 14,000 RPM for maximum juice extraction. And the 3” feed tube allows you to feed in whole carrots, which eliminates tedious prep work. The micro-mesh filter is made of stainless steel, so it’s durable and will hold its edge longer.

The dishwasher-safe parts make clean-up a breeze, and the affordable price makes the BJE200XL a smart buy.

Breville JE98XL – The JE98XL from Breville is one of the best-selling models from the brand and the best juicer for greens in our opinion.

The 850-watt motor offers two speeds: low and high. The high speed is ideal for juicing carrots, while the lower speed is perfect for greens that are delicate and otherwise difficult to juice.

The extra-wide chute is 3” in diameter, which allows you to feed whole foods through to the blades rather than having to chop and prep produce before juicing.

Like the previous model, the JE98XL features a central feed system for maximum juice extraction.

With a large 1L juice jug, this is the ideal juicer if you plan on juicing a large amount of carrots at one time.

Breville 800JEXL – Another model from Breville, the 800JEXL has the most powerful motor on our list and offers speed controls for use with a variety of produce.

The 1000-watt motor offers two speeds: high (13,000 RPM) speed and low (6,500 RPM) speed. And the 3” feed tube allows you to juice whole fruits and vegetables.

The 800JEXL is highly durable, with a die-cast stainless steel housing, titanium-plated cutting disk and a stainless steel micromesh filter.

The 1L juice jug features a froth separator, and the large pulp container has a convenient handle for easy emptying.

If you’re looking for an ultra-powerful juicer that allows you to choose between high and low speeds, the 800JEXL is a great choice.

Breville BJE510XL  – The BJE510XL is the final Breville juicer on our list, and it’s also one of the most expensive. But this model offers so many features that the added cost is easily justifiable.

The 900-watt motor is powerful enough to juice carrots with ease, and you have five speeds to choose from: soft food, hard veg, apple, citrus, and pineapple.

Like the other Breville models, this one features a 3” circular feed tube, so you can juice whole fruits and vegetables. The juice jug also features a froth separator for delicious, pure juice.

The five speeds are great for juicing a variety of produce. For carrots, you’ll want to use the “hard veg” setting.

If you want a juicer that gives you the most versatility, the BJE510XL is a great option.

Hamilton Beach 67601A – Hamilton Beach’s Big Mouth Juice Extractor (67601A) claims to extract up to 24% more juice than leading competitors, and the large chute allows you to juice whole foods.

A powerful 800-watt motor can extract juice from even the toughest produce – i.e. carrots.

The pulp bin is large, so you can continue juicing without having to make multiple trips to the waste bin.

As an added bonus, most parts are dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.

If you’re on a tighter budget, the 67601A is a smart choice.

Buyer’s Guide – How to Choose the Right Carrot Juicer for You

Buying a juicer can be difficult as is, but finding one that’s ideal for carrot juicing can be an even bigger challenge. We’ve shared five great options, but if you’re having a hard time narrowing down your choices to just one, here are some things to keep in mind:

• Efficiency: To get the most juice out of your carrots, you need an efficient juicer. Motor speed is one aspect, but you’ll also want to consider the design of the juicer itself. Breville, for example, features a design that centers the chute right over the blade for optimal extraction. Many other models, particularly cheap models, feed foods onto the side of the blade, which isn’t quite as efficient of a design.
• Size: While size doesn’t affect performance, it may affect how often you use the juicer. Large models can be difficult to store and take up a lot of counter space, so if you’re short on space, you may prefer a more compact model. With that said, larger juicers tend to be more powerful and may be the better option if you have the space to accommodate them.
• Speeds: Many modern juicers, like the Breville models we reviewed above, allow you to choose the appropriate speed for your produce. Slower speeds are ideal for softer foods or greens, while higher speeds are ideal for harder produce, like carrots.
• Price: The last consideration is price. Naturally, you have a budget that you need to stick to. The great thing about juicers is that there are so many different price ranges to choose from, which allows virtually anyone to get involved in juicing. You don’t need the most expensive juicer, but do consider quality over price.