Juicer Brand Names Pronunciation

Breville is pronounced 'bruh-VEEL' — stress on the second syllable, a long 'ee' sound. In a technical interview: "Breville's juicer used a wide feed chute so whole fruits could be juiced without pre-cutting."

Omega is pronounced 'oh-MAY-guh' — stress on the second syllable, the same as the final letter of the Greek alphabet. In a technical interview: "Omega's juicer turned at a low speed to reduce heat and oxidation compared to a centrifugal design."

Hurom is pronounced 'HYOO-rom' — stress on the first syllable. In a technical interview: "Hurom's juicer used an auger that pressed produce slowly rather than shredding it at high speed."

Kuvings is pronounced 'KOO-vings' — stress on the first syllable. In a technical interview: "Kuvings's juicer included a wide-mouth chute large enough to fit a whole apple."

Champion is pronounced 'CHAM-pee-un' — the same as the ordinary English word for a winner. In a technical interview: "Champion's juicer used a single stainless steel auger that had stayed nearly unchanged for decades."