where did you bring it from?

Juicers leave out valuable fibres. Get a blender

Ooooh I must free up some space in the back of the cupboard next to the sodasteam, sandwich toaster, panini maker, electric carving knife, soup maker and bread machine :wink:

racist

Useful info. Thank you. Very kind.

As to the debate juicing vs. Blending, they're both good for you and anything is better than a supermarket juice or soft drink. Each to his/her own as they say :smiley:

Mine delivered today, very impressed just zipped 2 small apples through it. It's a relatively quiet juicer and appears to extract more juice than my previous lidl machine.

The housing is stainless steel on the body but everything else is plastic including the juice tray underneath the metal sieve. The spout is steel. It's quiet a large machine with a lot of capacity so would suit families.

Mine was delivered today. Great deal!

That contradicts other reports.

Juicers leave out valuable fibres. Get a blender

Wont allow me to checkout, anyone else the same?

Cyrus must really love amazon huh?

Love that.....

Sound more like positive discrimination (black one is more expensive)

Needs expired..£34.95 plus delivery now.

brill price

Just bought a pestle & mortar set for £1.67

Seems like a good deal, although it's now £34.95 for the one in the link, plus £6.99 if your nowhere near a the store for click and collect, which unfortunately for me is the case. £42 for a juicer???? Not sure if it's something that'll sit on the worktop along with the bread maker and ice cream maker and never get used!

what about failing common sense? if the juicer's rrp was £1million or £140. The RRP really has little to do with it. THe saving is rightly based on the two prices.

Also consider the fact you'd rather pay £20 more to go with Amazon.

As I have already said, relative to the RRP.
If you have failed in English and Maths at school, it's not my problem.

Dimensions of the juicer please, as our kitchen is tiny.

If your new to juicing this is ideal, if not get a masticating juicer gives better juice yield, dryer pulp and the juice will keep longer 24-48 hours, with this you really need to drink same day ideally to get benefit.

If you prefer smoothie thickness get a nutribullet or nutri ninja

Dimensions of the juicer please, as our kitchen is tiny.

Lol...67% discount to Amazon not good enough for Cyrus

£50 on amazon. not a massive different given this was £140 RRP
I know I'd rather go to amazon

Great deal!

have a similar juicer and while it does a good job the pulp is always very wet, I'd recommend getting a slow juicer... I think Aldi have one on sale from Thursday for £40.

Ordered and cancelled as the store located in Bradford..!! Def not worth for delivery at £7.. Bought a Tesco juicer for £15 few weeks back and it's just awesome..

Lol rrp 140? Cant believe. Bought exactly THE SAME (visually) juicer and it has the same parameters for.. 30£ at b&m.. just "unbranded".

Also, these can still be found in store. Saw one in Chesterfield Metro earlier.

There might be a difference between the cheaper white one and this one as the Bosch website states "Juice outlet and housing made of stainless steel for high endurance" for this one and doesn't for the white one. http://www.bosch-home.co.uk/products/food-preparation/juice-extractors/MES3000GB.html#tab2

Also if the difference was just colour wouldn't they have the same product code I.e. Mes3000gb but the White one has a lower number.

? He is perfectly correct in stating that juices from a juicer do not contain the fibre.....

Sonic direct in Bradford

Thanks, couldn't resist...

'Order number 70000, placed 04/01/2016 12:08:00'

Great order number, hope juicer will be the same :smiley:

great price!

That's more racist!

Just a note concerning the blender vs juicer argument.. I really wouldn't want to drink a smoothie with beetroot and kale in, but I have no problem having it in a juice.

Used this last year for my homebrew as I'm still working on an apple press. Apples went in whole, unprepped, one after the other. Only complaint is that the separator doesn't really work well, unless you want to waste quite a bit of juice. As such, you do get a good head of froth.

true but depends on what you want. bits or no bits. you can chuck an apple and orange in without peeling and get the juice. You can't do that with the nutribullet

Ordered the cheaper white one, never worth £140 but a steal at this price

Plus you get 2% cashback on TCB

Ooooh I must free up some space in the back of the cupboard next to the sodasteam, sandwich toaster, panini maker, electric carving knife, soup maker and bread machine :wink:

good price

Yeah but juicers are a massive ball ache to clean and u waste so much of the veg too. I've had both and would use the nutribullet every time. Plus u save a shed load of money on fruit/veg too coz u need bout 1/4 u would use on a juicer.

From experience I would not bother with a juicer but go for a nutribullet or somet similar. Far far far easier to clean and u get all the roughage etc needed instead of wasting a MASSIVE amount of veg/fruit and u get a lot more out of each item.

I saw them for this price in b&m in lisburn. not sure if same model, but it was Bosch

the pulp i would say is 95% dry, and froth is skimmed off by the jug provided, if you use a glass you will a head of froth. with juiced carrots you can make a really light carrot cake from the pulp.

Only 700w booo!

Brought the white one £22.95 in store absolute bargain

Depends how many muffins you eat lol :laughing:

Muffins arent very good for a diet :smiley:

There is so much waste from juicers it's almost criminal!! The time preparing the fruit and effort to clean up everything after you've got 3 teaspoons of juice....mugs ha ha

39£ in Hughes so not the bargain most would think

39£ in Hughes just google model number so not the bargain most would think

Great juicer I paid 60 last year

Cold 700 watt underpowered

This is a generic design jucier that lots of companys stick branding on. Unfortunately its pretty crap and this is about its true value. £140 rrp is ridiculous.

I was there yesterday its £22 I saw it for 2 mins away from my house

£99

£140 rrp? looks remarkably like my cookworks one and doesn't do anything fancy either. Still, good for £30. :smiley:

£29.00 in Argos and there's stock if you want it straight away.

thanks ordered :smiley:

Is this as good as Nutribullet?

i have the Russell Hobbs version of this. an absolute nightmare to wash and you can't run fruit or veg through whole. you need to peel and prepare. used it once and now looking at a proper juicer/mulcher you can put fruit in whole albeit much much more expensive.

Heat added :smiley:

Thanks for this pal, really appreciate it :smile:

thanks for posting OP.h+

The White one is 22.95...

434 mile trip in total to get there and back or pay £6.99...hmm... decisions, decisions. Or a 2 hour flight (there/back).

Great price

Don't forget to get 2.52% TCB

Still works out cheaper than everywhere else even with delivery, or if you live close to Bradford they have a huge store where you can pick it up free.

Standard delivery seems to be £6.99

How to I edit the description? My phone autocorrect changed "Amazon" to "adhesion" when i submitted this and I can't figure out how to change it haha

Yes sorry should have put in description this is sonic direct based on Bradford. I'm collecting in store but I think they do hone delivery too, not sure what postage charge is of they have one?

Where. ?

good find