Marco Pierre White Russell Hobbs Citrus Juicer

The Marco Pierre White Citrus Juicer by Russell Hobbs is an attractive, brushed steel appliance for extracting juice from citrus fruits like oranges, lemons, limes and grapefruits. It comes with two cones - one large, one small - for juicing fruits of different sizes.

Simple slice your fruit and place down on the reamer. The motor starts up and the cones spins, emptying the fruit of its juice which runs down inside and then comes out of the drip free shout into your waiting glass or jug.

The device seems to be larger than you would think a citrus juicer needs to be, but it works well and is an attractive addition to a modern kitchen.

Funky citrus press juicers

If you want to forego modern technology and treat yourself to a nice simple handheld juicer, then how about these colourful contraptions from Heal’s? Just open, pop in your citrus fruit, and squeeze out the juice. They are made from metal so are built to last, and come in three sizes. The largest is orange, and is for oranges. Medium sized is yellow, for lemons. The smallest is green… for limes, you may not be surprised to learn.

Available now to order line from Heal’s.

Santos Evolution 70 Citrus Juicer

The Evolution 70 Citrus Juicer from Santos delivers high powered on demand citrus juicing for commercial use.

Simply slice an orange, lift the lid and place down the high powered helical squeezer. Close the lid and let the 1500rpm engine do the rest.

The powerful motor and clever design delivers a high juice yield, straight into the glass or jug. Once done, the bowl, cone and basket can be easily removed and place in the dishwasher.

Santos, which has been around since the mid 50s, has firmly established itself as leading manufacturer of durable, reliable products and if you are looking for a powerful, high yield on-demand citrus juicer for use in a bar, cafe or hotel, the Evolution 70 is certainly one to consider.

The Santos Evolution 70 Citrus Juicer is available now from Nisbets catering supplies.

Philips HR2737 Citrus Press Juicer

A point I’ve made several times elsewhere on the site is that one of the most popular types of juice is orange juice, but the centrifugal juicers aren’t really great for orange juice because peeling them is such a pain, especially if they’ve been in the fridge which you’d want to do for a nice cold drink.

So this is where expensive juicers take a step back and instead look at the humble citrus press, and in the Philips HR2737 we have a fantastic bit of gadgetry which you should be able to pick up for about a tenner.

Take your citrus fruit - orange, grapefruit, lemon etc - and simply cut it in half. Place it down on top of the citrus press’s reamer and the Philips HR2737 springs into life, rotating and bringing juice gushing out to be collected below. Lift off and the citrus press stops. Reapply pressure and it turns in the opposite direction to ensure you get all the goodness.

Once you’ve tried it you’ll be embarrased you ever bought orange jucie in the shops. Keep this on the side and some oranges in the fridge and you have a healthy, tasty start to every morning. It’s no suprise that this citrus press is consistently given the 5 star rating at Amazon - it’s really excellent.

And with Christmas coming, this is a perfect stockingfiller juicer for if you’re looking for a healthy gift idea that won’t break the bank.

Buy It From Amazon UK: Philips HR2737 Citrus Press

Too Busy To Peel An Orange?

I missed out on this when it was published, there was an interesting article on the Daily Mail website back in July which highlighted a decline in the popularity of oranges. The reason? Because we’re too lazy to peel them.

Apparently tangerines and clementines are becoming more popular because they are easier to peel. I have to say, I empathise completely. Oranges can be a real pain to peel, especially if you’re doing it for an orange juice and have had them in the fridge to guarantee a cold drink. That’s why, if you mainly want the juice of citrus fruits - oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits - a citrus press juicer is a better way to go than a centrifugal juicer.

Just slice the fruit in half and press it down on the reamer to get lovely juice, and with none of the hassle of peeling.

Are you put off oranges by the nuisance of peeling them? Use the comments box to let us know…

See also:

• Citrus Juicers
• Santos Classic Commercial Citrus Juicer

Santos Classic Citrus Juicer

In the same way that that Champion 2000+ has ruled the roost in mastication juicing since the mid 50s, the Santos Classic citrus juicer has been one of the most popular centrifugal juicers since its creation by Santos in France over 50 years ago.

This citrus juicer with its iconic design has been creating top quality juice in french bistros, cafes and restaurants for over half a century, so if you’re looking for a juicer that’s built to last and will help give your kitchen a cafe style ambience, look no further than the Santos Classic Juicer.

You might have actually seen this juicer before. Cast you mind back to the last series of the Apprentice, and the contestants were sent around Marrakech looking to procure a list of items, and the Santos classic juicer was on the list.

The design of the unit is tough and durable, with an aluminium alloy base an an unbreakable sanitary polycarbonate bowl. Usage is simple: just half your citrus fruit and press it into the reamer. You can expect 20 litres of juice from an hour’s juicing.

The Santos Classic is a fantastic juicer for the serious home juicer, or also commercial enterprises such as a hotel, cafe, etc.

You can buy the Santos Classic Juicer from Nisbets.co.uk - the catering experts - and get next day delivery.

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