Juicer buying guide

Juicer buying guide

WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN BUYING JUICERS

Kitchen Warehouse offer the latest technology in juice extraction, with quiet, efficient juicers to turn all your favourite fruit and vegetables into nutritious drinks for easy consumption. Juicers are available for all levels of juicing and can even turn bananas and berries into a sweet healthy drink. So if you think it’s time to upgrade your juicer or you are new to the juicing community, check out the latest features on offer in juicers at the Kitchen Warehouse stores.

JUICE EXTRACTORS:

FUNCTIONS

Multifunctions: Multi function juicers will perform blending, slicing and other functions

Pulp free juice: Our juicers will separate the juice from the pulp into individual collection baskets

Soft fruit disc: Add more flavours with soft fruit like melon, banana and berries

Micromesh filters: This technology allows maximum juice extraction and higher retention of nutrients

Cold press juicing: A hydraulic press squeezes the juice from the fruit allowing increased retention of nutrition

Dual stage extraction: Adjusts for fine and coarse fruit

Dual speed: High and low power for different juicing recipe

FEATURES

Juice Storage: Store juice as it is made without changing containers

Quiet motor: Make juice anytime of the day or night without disturbing the rest of the household

Easy cleaning: Simple rinsing cleans your juicer thoroughly

INCLUDED ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE

  • Containers and jugs

  • Cleaning brushes

  • Tamper

  • Recipe books

CITRUS JUICERS:

The citrus juicer works by operating a traditional lemon squeezer electrically or by using a manual press to squeeze juice out of fruit.

FEATURES

  • Removes juice without skin
  • Multi-sized squeezer for smaller fruits such as limes
  • Reverse feature maximises extraction
USEFUL KITCHENWARE TO GO WITH YOUR JUICER
  • Serving jugs
  • Tall glasses
  • Ice cube moulds
  • Peelers
  • Chopping boards
  • Compost bins for all your leftover fruit and vegetable scraps

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RECOMMENDED RETAIL PRICE

RRP

The RRP (Recommended Retail Price) of a product is the price at which the manufacturer or wholesaler recommends that the retailer sells the product and is not necessarily the price at which it has been offered for sale in the market.