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juicer recommendations please

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hercules · 09/03/2004 19:45

Must be easy to use, easy to clean, not expensive and brilliant results.

Suggestions please

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hercules · 09/03/2004 20:06

can you do anything else with them apart from making juice drinks?

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SofiaAmes · 09/03/2004 21:12

I have a brand new one in a box that you could have for a tenner plus postage. It was given to me as a present and I much prefer fruit to fruit juice.

crystaltips · 09/03/2004 22:03

just got one off ebay - called a juice lady ( guess what flack I get from DH ... )

Kids love it and we use it a lot

Seems to be a good Juice book in lakeland .... but haven't bought it .... yet

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hercules · 10/03/2004 12:24

What sort is it SofiaAmes??

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SofiaAmes · 10/03/2004 21:21

I have no idea, it's in the loft. I will get dh to pull it down tomorrow.

CountessDracula · 10/03/2004 21:26

the breville Anthony Worral thompson one is fab. Have had a lesser one (£30) and is shite. This one (£70) fab. Don't have to slice up fruit/veg, takes whole apples and cleans in 1 min

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