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Just wondered what ones people have and what is good.

Been very busy lately and not eating properly and probably drinking & smoking to much

Thought a juicer would be a good way of getting me a bit healthier.

My main requirement is that it is easy to clean.

Saw this on one of the tv shopping channels and it looks quite good but I am very dubious about tv shopping channels, anyone got one?

http://www.ross-kitchen.co.uk/juicer.htm

Any comments would be helpful.

chop

OllyK

Ours is an attachement on the food processor.

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not got a food processor :sad:

chop

watto52

supposed to be a good juicer that. used to watch the ad all the time.
price did put me off tho. Wh dont ou pop down to currys and see what theyve got on offer or even argos?

OllyK

But you could probably get one for the sort of price that dedicated juicer is listed at. Depends if you do much other cooking or not TBH.

I did have a dedicated one - Kenwood I think it was, don't recall it being pricey, but it worked fine. Threw it away a couple of months back

Brendan Hughes

We try to juice stuff (mainly oranges, not solid things) on a sort of electric orange squeezer which cost barely 15 quid, but it's a bit of work to lug all the fruit home from the shop and then to remember to juice it all before it starts going bad, which involves washing the juicer five times, then buy it again. I'm used to a once-a-month purchase of 8 litres of Tropicana, that's easier, but of course not healthier.

What does that big one do with oranges? Does it juice the skin as well? Or are you supposed to peel them first? (PITA)

OllyK

Skins go down the waste disposal or on the compost

Brendan Hughes

So you have to manually peel them before putting them in? Ugh.

OllyK

Just cut them in half.