anyone love making fresh juice but hate washing up the juicer afterwards?

[missymum]

or is it just me? arggggh..

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Never bought one but can imagine. I'll stick to the innocent smoothies that DD loves but are bankrupting me. Are they crap or worth it?

I love fresh juice butI hate hate hate cleaning my juicer. Concequently fresh juice is balanced with my hatred of tiiresome scrubbing

Did anyone watch Benidorm on TV last night, the juicers were a feature.

worth it for the taste but just hate the washing up.. most have a filter wich is a mare to clean.. and the process is a messy one!

i hate it too. Apparently you can put all the bits of mine in the dishwasher but I'm not convinced all the 'bits' would come out properly.

You can put a plastic bag in the bag section that catches all the waste, then that's one bit less to clean. I put all the bits in the dishwasher except the metal bit.

That should be 'back section'!

I hate it too and never use it for that reason - too much hassle. The only tip I have is to wash it immediately after use before bits of fruit or whatever have time to stick to it, or at least put in in sink with hot water in it then not so bad to clean!

my dh bought a juicer without my knowledge. The moment I saw it I flatly refused to clean it ever

Have only cracked once so far, when he left it dirty and went on a week long business trip

I thoroughly recommend a handheld blitzer/blender thing - only two bits to wash, which you rinse under the tap = about 30 seconds, plus you get all the fibre etc in the fruit, so technically better for you Obviously you have less options (eg can't do raw carrots or beetroot etc) but it's still flexible enough to make a very good breakfast smoothie every morning

This is the kind of thing I mean

I generally go for orange juice + a banana + one or two other fruits eg some pineapple, raspberries, mango, kiwi, etc - or milk, banana and berries if I'm in need of dairy