Hinari Juice Extractor

The Hinari juice extractor costs about £30 from argos/index etc, making it one of the cheapest motorised juicers around. It is a standard white and kitchen appliancey..none of your stainless steel styling here!. it doesn't take up much room on the worktop, and I'd recommend keeping it out, or you won't use it! What are its good points? It's a very simple juicer, both to use and to clean.....but note....you must do it immediately, under a fast blasting cold tap!!! the cost (£30) is excellent, and if you make your own juice regularly, you'll soon pay for the juicer with your savings. (I once forgot to clean ...  Read the complete review

A while back I fancied making freshly squeezed orange juice for breakfast each day, so I treated myself to a Hinari juicer. Unfortunately the novelty soon wore off and it sits sadly in the bottom of my kitchen cupboard. In principle the idea of tossing a couple of oranges into a machine, then out pops your juice is fine. then, it comes to cleaning out the machine before it can be used angain... Oh dear... To be fair, this was quite a nicely priced little gadget -I can't quite remember how much it was, but it was around the 325 mark. It was easy to put together and the fruit preparation was easy enough. when it came to cleaning it out, I was ...  Read the complete review