I have owned a juicer in the past but decided that I wanted a new one. I looked around and read up on quite a few reviews and still could not decide what to go for. The prices of juicers range from not very much to very expensive but is the difference in price worth it? I finally decided to try a cheaper juicer hoping that it would give me a good result and not be a complete waste of money. As with all new electrical items you always get a years guarantee so even if you did buy something and it ended up not working within the year you should always be able to get your money back. I then read the specification of the juicer and the manufacturers are so confident in its ...  Read the complete review

I got this in a clearance at Argos for £18 - which was a bargain. I got the extended three year warranty as well for £5, which was still a bargain under the normal price of around £30. Setting it up is easy. The manual recommends taking it apart and putting it back together again a few times, which makes the process easier. There are two strong plastic clasps which hold the whole thing in place firmly when juicing. It is bulky, and will take up quite a bit of the worktop space. There is a chute at the top from which you can just place whole pieces of fruit in - no need to peel, except for citrus fruits. There are two settings - one for soft fruit, ...  Read the complete review

My Cookworks Signature Whole Fruit is a product I have come to end up rather addicted to, simply because making your own delicious, healthy juice is both very fun and easy to do, while tasting much better and naturally being a lot better for you than those you buy in the store... I bought my Cookworks machine for 25.99, but I`ve seen it costing even less at argos and amazon at times, so it really is a great product for a low price! So far, I`ve made juice from vegetables and fruits such as apples, oranges, carrots, pears, bananas, kiwis, strawberries and tomatoes, and I am very pleased with the refreshing, "real" taste that this machine provides ...  Read the complete review

I managed to pick this juicer in an Argos sale for bout £20, about a year ago. Let me tell you it was an absolute bargain at that price. I have used it once a week, every week since I bought it. Initial set-up was a breeze, it was up and running in no time whatsoever. Whole fruit can be juiced, which saves an enormous amount of cutting up. Just pop it into the Shute an switch on to one of the 2 speed setting and away you go. The difference in speed settings in negligible, both seem to work fine whatever the fruit. Other people have moaned about it's size, not quite sure what they were expecting here, it is about the width of a toaster and the ...  Read the complete review

I have to say, having owned this product for just over a year now I have been fairly impressed, given that it was only £20 in the argos sale. The Aesthetics - The model is fairly pleasing to the eye, with a nice silver surround at the top followed by a pleasant but slightly cheap looking black plastic surround. The attachments are easily removed and cleaned, plus being compact make it significantly easier to store away in a fairly compact space, relative to its working size. The Usability - this really comes down to ones personal preferences. As a household with a dish washer the attachments can easily be put in the dishwasher, but take up a fair ...  Read the complete review