The best… juicers

Omega 8006 It may be pricey, but the 8006 is capable of juicing the le leafy greens that cheaper machines often struggle with. It’s a masticating (or cold press) juicer, which ma makes it slower than most models (£3 (£319; www.ukjuicers.com).

Philips Avance HR1875/21 A superb all-rounder, this machine ne produces smooth juicee quickly and quietly. At 1,000W, the motor is quite powerful, and it has two speed settings (£126; www.philips.co.uk). Panasonic MJ-L500SXC This compact masticating juicer is ideal if you’re short on space – though you do have to chop ingredients into small pieces. It’s simple to operate, and comes with a handy attachment for making sorbet (£200; www. panasonic.com/uk).

Sage N Nutri Juicer Compactact This sma smaller version of Sage’s ge’s highly ra rated Nutri Juicer is s just 23cm wi wide and 24cm deep, p, yet it can sti still produce a litre of f juice in one go.g It is rather noisy,y, though (£70( until 9 April; www.joh www.johnlewis.com).

Braun J5000J500 Multiquick Juicer With a choice of two settings settings, to process both hard an and soft ingredients, this juicer is easy to use, and quick. And it gets a an impressive amount of ju juice out of fruit and veg (£130; www.robert www.robertdyas.co.uk).