Planning to buy a juicer? Select the best one

Few things are as refreshing as a glass of freshly-squeezed juice. Aside from being delicious, juice made at home can have better dietary benefits than packaged juice from a carton. Juices and smoothies are a great way to help you get your five portions of fruit and vegetables a day. A glass of fruit or vegetable juice (150ml) counts as one portion.

However, remember that juice can’t make up more than one portion a day – you don’t get the same nutritional benefits from juice as you do from whole fruit and vegetables. But then, why not just buy packaged juice? In addition to being expensive, you have to also take into consideration that some juices have added sugar and do not taste as fresh.

To make sure your task of making fresh juice at home is not compounded by fiddly controls or a messy juice jar, we’ve done stringent test runs on nine of the most popular juicers in the market. We tested the juicers to see which ones produced the best juice with the least fuss. A good juicer will have you producing delicious and healthy juice without undue mess and cleaning; it won’t wake up the entire household when you’re using it in the mornings; or produce fibrous juice that’s unpleasant to drink. Worse still, bad-quality juicers can be a misery to clean.

Our three Right Choice models guarantee you tasty, nutritious additions to your diet with the minimum of fuss. Know more about best juicers in india

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