Ambiano Cold Press Juicer Returning to Aldi
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Updated for 2026.
In the early months of the new year, people are likely to be looking for ways to be healthier, especially after all the dietary indulgences that come with the winter holidays. That means people may be ready to throw down money for exercise equipment such as stationary bikes, kettle bells, or fitness mats. Or people may be seeking ways to eat healthier, perhaps by making more home-cooked meals, adding more veggies to their diet, or even making their own fresh fruit and vegetable juices.
If you’re in the mood for fresh juice, Aldi has sold couple of options in recent years. The first is a juice extractor, and the second is a cold press juicer.
Here, we’re taking a closer look at the cold press juicer.
What We Know:
The Ambiano Cold Press Juicer cost $39.99 in February of 2026. That’s up from $34.99 in February of 2025 and December of 2023. When we first saw Aldi sell this in December of 2022, it cost $39.99, so the price has fluctuated. That price tag is still less than any other cold press juicer I found on Amazon.
This is an Aldi Find, so it’s only in stores for a short time. Each store should receive one shipment, and after it sells out, it’s gone unless Aldi decides to bring it back at some point. If this isn’t in stock at your local store, you can’t order it online.
This is scheduled to be in stores the week of February 25th, 2026.
Here’s more information, according to Aldi:
- Makes delicious cold-pressed juice
- 2 programs for simple use: Start/Stop and reverse
- Quick assembly for hassle-free setup
- Compact design fits easily under cabinets or in storage
- Features non-slip feet for stability
This is sold under the Ambiano brand, which is not its own company. Instead, it’s the private label Aldi uses for various kitchen gadgets and accessories. Aldi sources these products from various suppliers.
The 2022 cold press juicer and juice extractor appear to have come with three-year warranties serviced by Protel, a common Aldi warranty service provider. Aldi has not yet published information about whether the 2026 models come with warranties.
What We Don’t Know:
We haven’t yet tested the cold press juicer at Aldi, so we don’t know how well it works or how durable it is. We write open threads so readers can share about their experiences with Aldi products.
Have you purchased the Aldi cold press juicer? Tell us what you think of it in the comments below.
I got the cold press juicer right after Christmas and have used it four times so far by New Year’s day. I did some quick google research in the store and chose the cold press juicer over the juice extractor because it’s said to preserve more nutrients due to the juicing method.
So far, I love it! I’ve been hesitant to invest in a costly juicer because I wasn’t sure if I’d use it at home enough to make it worthwhile. I stocked up on produce at ALDI when I got this juicer, however, and have put it to the test this week. Included instructions help with assembly and use for someone who’s not used a cold press juicer before. It’s quick and easy to chop up fruits and veggies and make a juice that will even keep in the fridge for a few days if needed!
Pros: Disassembles well for easy cleaning
Juice is pulp-free
Comes with cleaning brush
3 year warranty
Compact to fit on the counter easily
No clogs so far
Con: Have to chop up whatever you put in to fit the chute
The metal sieve and the plastic casing allow for minimal build-up, but it will be impossible to clean that part out
I’ve purchased both juicers but only have used the cold press juicer and I love it, the only complaint I have is that I have to prep produce in small pieces in order to juice. The machine is compact, quiet and easy to clean. I found a YouTube video on the juice extractor and the cleanup looks like it might take too much time and it was a bit loud so I’ll be returning it.
I can not disassemble for cleaning? How and no instruction. Please help?
The whole thing can be twisted apart. After juicing, take the top, long neck off by twisting to unlock. To make the bowl come off the juicer easier, I always make sure to open the slot where the juice comes out. Pull up to release it from the motor/stand. Then the cone piece in the center pops out, and I would take out the rubber spacer on the center bottom for cleaning as well.
I have both juicers . I find the small cold press juicer extracts more juice , therefor less waste and more nutrients . The bigger one is quick . And can handle large fruits like whole oranges and apples . But I find the pulp that comes out if much more wet than the cold press one . They are both not crazy loud , but still are not quiet . The small one does well with all of the tough fruits and veggies . Although it struggles pushing out celery pulp. Both are extremely easy to assemble and disassemble . As well as an easy clean . I prefer the smaller one for now . But with making big batches you have use smaller amounts over time or you’ll fry the motor , you will smell it when it’s had enough use. If you’re looking for a large batch juicer the larger juice extracter will get the job done if you’re on a budget . But I’d rather buy a better one to waste less and get more juice .
I just bought aldi ambiano cold press juicer. I used it for 2 minutes trying to juice apples and it just stopped working. I’ve changed outlets, cleaned it out, everything I can think of and it still won’t turn back on.. what else can I do?
Contact customer support. They will probably just send you a new one.
That’s more than mine did. I’m returning it tomorrow. Tried plugging it in different outlets, even not turned on it tripped the breaker each time. That’s clearly unsafe as well as not useable.
Any chance the lid and bowl are not fully locking into place? That was what happened to me when it wasn’t working.
Same
We bought the larger juicer and used it today. It works great. More powerful than the Breville. Can’t beat the price and the warranty (3 year)
I just bought the cold press juicer mostly for my kids. It’s super user friendly, easy to clean it juiced jicama with great yield. Only thing is u have to chop very small but great for a simple fast 2 cup quick juice. Come with a giant toothbrush looking cleaning tool.
I used it 5 times and it broke. It is great for soft fruits but struggles with hard veggies. Carrots broke it. It is not salvagable