What have been the most successful items you've made with it?

FRESH orange juice, with not too much pulp. The way the grandkids like it.

Fresh lemon juice that I freeze

Fresh lime juice, that I freeze

It gets every last drop. It's great with grapefruit juice too, but I can't drink it any more.

We have a Breville juicer although not a citrus juicer and it's great. If I wanted a citrus juicer, I would definitely get another Breville. Now if I had my own orange trees.....

I agree BB, i wish I could grow my own. I've turned my grandchildren into OJ snobs - they only ask for fresh squeezed now.

I used to do it the old fashioned way, but it got to be too hard on my hands.

Thanks for the heads up. Great buy. Now I know what to do with the naked lemons left over from martini-making! Lemon ice cubes are on the way!

Cheers.

I've been playing with the idea of getting a juicer for my house. Can anyone with experience tell me if I should buy a masticating or a centrifugal style juicer? Much appreciate it. And yes Breville seems to make some good stuff.

Breville makes good appliances that are made to last. Rare these days. It seems the design team and the tecs actually speak to each other, form and function.
First is to determine what type of juice you like and if you will actually take the time to make it and what produce you have access to locally.
I've been using my old Acme in my vacation home. It is an old tank clunker compared to my Breville. (though i would not know the difference if i did not have both to compare)
The Acme is a good juicer and i've used it for 20yrs but it does not do volume as it hold the pulp inside and needs to be stopped and cleaned. Fine for a 1-2 cup morning delight.
The veggies need to be cut up much smaller, so extra time as well.
The top blenders will also make a good beverage but the pulp stays. More combinations are possible...frozen berries, green leafy veggies, etc. Much better health-wise to have all that good fiber and a total 'meal'.
I do like pure juice without pulp. Celery, carrot, apple/pear, beet, ginger, a handful of greens and i am happy. (always stocked in my fridge).

Fresh juice does not freeze well or fridge. Once you've broken down the cell wall of produce it starts to deteriorate quickly.

I was lucky to find one on ebay from a single young gym rat who didn't like grocery shopping and the trouble of making and cleaning. Juice bar on the corner offering ten ingredients...

Blendtec or vitamix is initially expensive but will last for years and good customer service if ever needs fixing is a good purchase. They will make many more things overall but not 'juice' extraction. For a family it is more valuable since custom blends can be made and you can sneak in some veggie hiding them with the sweetness of fruits.