There are two main types of juicers: masticating, and centrifugal. A centrifugal juicer is often cheaper, and mimics the best blender in shredding fruits and vegetables using blades. The is then strained away from the pulp, and poured directly into your glass. A masticating juicer, also known as a cold press juicer, will slowly remove the juice from fruits by replicating a hand-juicing motion. This can be more expensive, but it will leave the fibres in your drink intact, which means they are often seen as a healthier choice. A 900W motor and two speeds help it adapt to hard and soft fruit, while a 1.25-litre lidded jug with a foam separator allows you to store juice. The machine is especially noisy in operation. In testing, it produced a glass of juice in around 15 seconds, a good yield that was only slightly less than more expensive machines. Enjoy nutritious juicing anytime. Our high performance fast juicer machine models are designed to extract large amounts of nutrient rich juice faster than a cold press juicer. While the extra wide feed chute helps shorten preparation time, the Cold Spin Technology ensures an insignificant temperature increase during the juicing process and the Noise Reduction Technology reduces mechanical noise in the kitchen. There are two types of juicer, which are known as centrifugal and masticating. They use different methods to extract the juice and are sometimes referred to as fast and slow juicers.

We have also included a citrus juicer in our guide to the best juicers. A citrus juicer is only suitable for those who want fresh-squeezed oranges, grapefruit, and lemons, but they have a spinning reamer that will take all of the hard work out of making fresh juice. Anti-drip spout The spout should stop any remaining juice inside the machine from dripping onto your worktop after you've finished juicing. Look out for a drip-stop spout – this works by flipping upwards and tends to be the most effective. The Nutri Juicer Compact was easy to assemble, so we were ready to start juicing in under a minute. We started with oranges. The juicer takes a few seconds to start up and the advice was to not add fruit until it was spinning at maximum speed. Even before fruit was added, it generated a substantial amount of whirring noise. We added three peeled oranges in halves to the feed chute and without even using the food pusher, the Nutri Juicer Compact made short work of them, with no time to even take a photo before they were processed. It was possible to gauge the power of the machine by the ripples that were blowing across the surface of the orange juice after processing the fruit. The juice was fantastically smooth with a fresh, sweet taste that set it apart from supermarket juice, with some froth for the separator to take care of, and no unprocessed fruit left in the machine. Inside the bin, the pulp was firm and relatively dry, making removing it simple. The centre of the filter basket has an array of small, sharp blades. Do not touch these blades when handling the filter basket. STUBBORN FOOD STAINS

Once you’ve finished juicing, the Nutri Juicer Cold Plus easily comes apart for efficient cleaning, and the jug and pulp bin can both go in the dishwasher. We all know how important it is to include fruit and vegetables in our diet, and a glass of delicious fresh juice is the perfect way to ensure you get your five-a-day. The Nutri Juicer Cold Plus from Sage helps you easily and efficiently juice fruit and veg, producing a nutrient-rich drink that’s as cold as a cold press.

Besides its speeds, there are smart design features, such as its large pulp container and two-litre juice jug with an airtight lid, meaning that you can juice a batch and it’ll keep for up to three days in the fridge, and a flexible nozzle that allows you to juice straight into a glass. Both the pulp bin and the transparent plastic juice jug are of a generous size. The jug lid has a built-in froth separator and millilitre measurements displayed up its side, helpful for anyone looking to make a specific amount of juice (or test how much juice this machine will yield). The innovative elevated spout allows for the extra-large 2 litre jug with froth separator, perfect for creating enough juice for the whole family and, if you want to save your fresh juice for later, the seal and store lid means it can be kept in the fridge for up to 3 days. If you only want to make one serving of fresh juice, the additional custom-designed juicing nozzle can be placed over the spout, perfect for mess-free juicing straight into a drinking glass. Made from brushed stainless steel, this sleek space-saving machine is cleverly designed with the pulp bin located behind the unit for better use of your worktop space.This juicer comes with a handy jug that's marked with measurements at the side. We used it to make a mix of smooth and more frothy drinks, from celery juice (not a favourite) to apple and ginger. When we encountered a lot of foam this wasn't a concern, because the clever central panel in the 1.25 litre jug catches any froth as you pour, meaning you're left with a smooth fresh drink. This is a noisy option and we found that it juices incredibly fast, even with solid veggies such as carrot.