Sage The 3X Bluicer Pro, Juicer and Blender, Brushed Stainless Steel, SJB815BSS

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The 150 watt motor is less powerful than its competitors, but this is standard for cold-press juicers. What’s more, while you can juice straight into the blender jug, we think the design could do with a smaller jug or cup as part of the package. All are straightforward to use because every turn of the dial lights up different suggestions for juicing, from soft fruit at setting ‘1’ to hard veg, apple and pineapple at setting ‘5’. Centrifugal juicers work by utilising a fast-spinning metal blade to quickly chop up the fruit and veg. My full reviews can be found further down this feature, followed by a quick guide on how to use them.

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All the parts are dishwasher safe which saves time on clean-up and the pulp is collected in a separate bucket, which I found the easiest to empty. as real users, posing a threat to a site’s security, so the site sometimes runs random security checks.

To discover the best juicer, we measured exactly how much juice each squeezed out and how much of a faff it was to get the juice and pulp out afterwards. The word 'cold' refers to insignicant heat transfer as a comparison to other types of juicers which utilise the same terminology. Its extra-wide chute meant I could push through medium-sized apples and oranges whole and only needed to cut larger fruit, such as grapefruits, in half. In the blender mode, select from several one-touch programs and use the high-power motor to mix fresh juice with fruits, vegetables or ice to create endless healthy recipes.

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More juice is extracted, according to Elias Ebert of iSqueeze, but it takes longer – although still less than a minute to make your morning juice.The side spout and silicone feeder tube allow you to direct the juice directly into a glass but we recommend using the jug provided. I wacked in whole beetroots, long celery sticky, unpeeled ginger roots and it shredded into juice in no time.

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It has a large detachable pulp bin at the back of the machine and, although there are a fair few pieces that need washing up, they’re dishwasher safe. Once assembled, I was struck both by how narrow the device was, but also how tall – at 19 inches, it may not fit under many cabinets, so that’s something worth considering. Anti-drip spout The spout should stop any remaining juice inside the machine from dripping onto your worktop after you've finished juicing.

They were fiddly, felt overengineered and require ingredients to be chopped up into tiny pieces first to squeeze down the food chute. Juicers differ from blenders in that they extract the liquid rather than mixing it all together, while food processors are geared towards the preparation of uncooked ingredients – chopping, dicing, slicing, kneading and so on. Larger fruit like apples and pears had to be cut into chunks, while the narrow chute only fit carrots, celery or pieces of fruit chopped up small.

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But if you don’t mind a chunkier juice, or are really in the market for a smoothie maker, this bullet blender is your guy. The pusher, though plastic, is also a sleek silver and without handling it, you wouldn’t guess it was made from a different material to the Bluicer’s housing.Its grey plastic details, pulp bin and plunger complement the round stainless-steel body and feed chute. The containers which the contents are blended in double as sports bottles so you can whip them up in the morning and take them to work, the gym or just on general errands. In juicing mode we found the motor a little too powerful for our liking on leafy greens and softer fruits such as berries – when blending a handful of spinach we were disappointed by how little juice was extracted.