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A Kuvings juicer makes the ideal kitchen companion – here's everything you need to know about this iconic brand
Get more goodness out of your groceries
We’re always being told to up our fruit and vegetable intake. First, it was five a day: then, it was 30 plants a week. The number keeps getting bigger, and it’s getting harder to think of nutritious, delicious recipes to feed the family.
I like to use a juicer to keep things interesting and squeeze all the goodness out of my fresh produce. There are two main types of juicer: centrifugal and slow. Where centrifugal juicers use spinning blades to slice fruits and vegetables into chunky juices, leaving a layer of foam up top, slow juicers use rotating augers to crush and press fresh produce, preserving nutrients and minimising froth (and I just love the smooth result).
The best juicer can turn soft fruits, firm veg, leafy greens and fibrous ginger into smooth juice. From my time in our test kitchen, I know that nobody makes better slow juicers than Kuvings.
Kuvings Auto10S – Black
Why Kuvings juicers impress on test
Kuvings is at the forefront of making some of the best slow juicers around. What sets Kuvings juicers apart from the competition is how easy they are to use. Thanks to extra-wide feed chutes and hands-free functions, you can cut down on food prep in the kitchen. Compared to other juicers we’ve tested, Kuvings cold presses have a higher yield rate, extracting cupfuls of clear, clean juice and leaving only a small pile of dry pulp behind.
We also put Kuvings juicers through their paces in our test labs to whip up delicious smoothie bowls and nut butters. We loved this versatility and also how easy the machines are to clean with Kuvings scrubs and brushes.
Slow juicers aren’t just for gym enthusiasts: they’re for anybody who wants to promote healthy eating at home. They can be great for children who might turn their noses up at apple slices and carrot sticks, or for those who prefer their fruit juice without the 'bits' (the blades of centrifugal juicers can go blunt over time, which leads to an even more bitty texture.)
Of course, one of the greatest appeals of a slow juicer is the smooth-sipping juice. Texture is important to many of us, so if you’re not a fan of the more pulpy sensation of some juices and smoothies, then a slow juicer might just be the perfect option for you and your family.
Shop our favourite Kuvings juicers
Powered by a 200-watt motor and equipped with a 3000 ml filling shaft, this is the largest automatic juicer at Kuvings, available in Silver, Black, Red, and White. Make multiple batches of juice to drink now, save for later, or feed the whole family.
Available in Black, White, Dark Red, and Light Silver, this cold press comes with an innovative Auto-Cut Chute to efficiently process those long, fibrous ingredients, including carrots and celery, that often get churned into pulp.
Finished with a flip-top chute to keep food in and fingers out, this is a great juicer for families and beginners. Available in Dark Pearl Red, Dark Silver, and Gun Metal, the Kuvings B8200 could complement any kitchen colour palette.
Revo 830S – Pearl White
Admittedly, Kuvings juicers are more expensive than basic models, but you’re paying for advanced features, high build quality, and extended warranties. Think of it as an investment in your future health and well-being.
And what's even better? Kuvings will be holding a sale running from Friday 16th May to Sunday 25th May, so you can secure an excellent saving on a new or upgraded model.
So, if you’re looking for a quality, long-lasting slow juicer that creates delicious, smooth, colourful juice with high nutritional value, then look no further than Kuvings.
Whether you’ve been juicing for years, and you’re looking for the latest tech, or you’re just starting to increase your intake of fruit and veg, a Kuvings cold press is the ideal kitchen companion. Don’t forget to check www.kuvings.co.uk and follow @kuvingsuk on Instagram to stay up to date with the latest deals and news.
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