Despite a large catalog of devices dedicated to culinary preparation, the French Riviera-et-Bar only sells one juice extractor, the PEJ730. Thanks to its four programs, it adapts to the types of fruit to be squeezed, from the hardest to the softest.
Riviera-et-Bar PEJ 730
Introductory price €349
Back Market
€210.00Refurbished
Amazon
€236.00Nine
MDA
€241.90Nine
Darty Marketplace
€358.99Nine
Amazon Marketplace
€359.00Nine
Rakuten
€359.00Nine
ManoMano
€359.00Nine
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Performance
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Noise
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Convenience of use
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Interview
It’s almost flawless for the Riviera-et-Bar PEJ 730. This juice extractor crushes fruits and vegetables quickly and without leaving too much fiber in the juice. We particularly appreciate the intuitive control panel which allows you to choose your drink, even if its location, at the back of the device, is not very accessible.
Strong points
- Four predefined programs.
- Good juice extraction yield.
- Little fiber found in the juice.
Weak points
- Access to programs inconvenient.
- Low yield on parsley.
The second best quality/price ratio
Bosch promises fresh juices and smoothies at home and the promise is kept. Without achieving excellence, the VitaExtract proves sufficiently effective in terms of performance and filtration to make it a recommendable device. It manages to crush all types of fruits and vegetables, silently. Small downside, however, is the size of the chute, which requires the user to carefully cut their food.