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Win a Sage by Heston Blumenthal the Nutri Juicer rrp £149.99 Ends 5/10/15 - Fab Food 4 All

I’m very excited to bring you this new giveaway of the Nutri Juicer from Sage by Heston Blumenthal. Sage say:

  • Fresh fruit is packed with nutrients, but how do you extract the juice without leaving them behind? To keep vitamins and nutrients intact, you need to juice quickly and evenly so you don’t push heat and air into the cells.
  • The Nutri Juicer works really quickly, extracting an average of 70% of nutrients from fruit. With a centered feed chute and less than 2 degrees of heat transfer, this juicer maximises nutrition.
  • The extra wide feed chute means you can juice bigger fruit and vegetables, so whole apples can fit down the chute without having to cut them first. 

I just love the fact that when you have a glut of fruit or vegetables, whether it’s home grown, been given to you by a friend or you’ve been lucky in the bargain aisle of the supermarket then having a juicer really comes into it’s own! Finding yourself with too much fruit is no longer a problem if you want to use it up quickly but don’t have time to bake or blanch and freeze for another day. A few pushes through the Nutri Juicer chute means you have an instant nutritious juice for you and your family without even having to open a recipe book (although there are recipes for juices if you need them). Here’s my recipe for Apple, Grape & Kiwi Quencher.

Win a Sage by Heston Blumenthal the Nutri Juicer rrp £149.99 Ends 5/10/15 - Fab Food 4 All

So to win a Sage by Heston Blumenthal the Nutri Juicer just enter the rafflecopter below and tell me what fruit or vegetable combination you would juice first. Is it something home-grown perhaps?

How to enter:
Complete the Rafflecopter form below to confirm your entries made via blog comments, Twitter etc.
This giveaway will close at midnight on 05/10/2015.
Please read the Terms and Conditions below.
Winners are announced on the Rafflecopter form after the prize has been claimed by the winner.
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Terms and conditions:
Open to UK mainland participants only who must be over the age of 18.
There is 1 prize of a Sage by Heston Blumenthal the Nutri Juicer rrp £149.99*. Sage Appliances reserves the right to substitute the prize for one of equal or greater value should the need arise. There’s no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable. No part or parts of the prize may be substituted for other benefits, items, or additions.
Instructions form part of the terms and conditions. Entries using any software or automated process to make bulk entries will obviously be disqualified. I do check all winning entries! The winner will be picked at random by Rafflecopter and then contacted by email. If you win and then don’t respond to this email within 7 days then another winner will be picked. The prize will be delivered to the winner by Sage Appliances as soon as possible after you have e-mailed your delivery address.

NB: I was provided with the Nutri Juicer by Sage, was not paid and all opinions are my own.

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  40. Susan B

    I’d juice celery, carrot and beetroot then mix in a little olive oil and lemon juice to make a delicious drink.

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  41. Natalie Baugh

    I would choose kale, banana, mixed berry’s and avocado. I have this all the time its just like a milkshake 🙂

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  45. Jamie Millard

    I love an orange base. But I find the flavour often harsh. Too sweet with Spanish oranges, too sharp with florida oranges. I’d blend in mandarin which neutralises the harsh flavour, and takes the edge off it. I’d then go kiwi and banana for my flavour burst. Ok go on – i’ll add som carrot and almond milk.

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  68. Arabella Bazley

    I’m having a bit of a pear phase at the moment so pear, apricot and ginger would be lovely

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  70. Nancy Bradford

    I’d juice apple, carrot and ginger first. My favourite juice when you have nice, fresh organic fruit and veg.

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  78. Patricia Avery

    Whatever we have a glut of in the garden. At the moment it would be tomatoes, beetroot and carrots 🙂

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  79. Barbara madden

    I have a surplus of Raspberry and Blackberrys so thats what i would use firsr but has i have lots of fruit all year it would be well used

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  128. Teresa Lee

    I buy cartons of blood orange & pink grapefruit and have a glass in the morning with my breakfast – so I’d probably try and make it myself.

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  137. John Russell

    Carrot is essential for vit A, for good eyesight. This combined with tomato and a leaf of spinach for that Popeye moment!

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  140. Valerie Seal

    I’d juice all the healthy vegetables I don’t like (mainly greens!) and flavour them with a little ginger and sweeten with apple or peach.

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  150. Laura Norman

    Probably tomatoes, so that I could make myself a bloody mary to celebrate my competition win!

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  155. Rebecca

    I love fresh pineapple,banana,Mango,Frozen cherries with a flavoured yoghurt and ice to make it an ice cold and a refreshing smoothie. mmmmm

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  159. Tanya Camilleri

    I saw a recipe for a yummy one i’d love to try, it included the below:
    Apple, Cucumber, Avocado, Orange, Spinach, Parsley, Ginger Root, Lemon – looks very green!

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  202. Gavin Cowell

    I’ve just rediscovered passion fruit so I’d juice a couple with banana and orange – like a Solero in a glass!

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  203. Tina deacon

    Oh I would love to win I have never had one and be a great way to get more goodness into my 3 boys I would try first some lovely mango, passion fruit and orange they never eat hardly any fruit so would be amazing thank you

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  206. Elaine paul

    I feel refreshed after a juice of windfall apples, fresh beetroot and ginger with a squeeze of lime and a drizzle of honey.

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  234. Julie Newell

    We’re definitely loving this gorgeous food tool and we’d bake up a storm if we had this Hestons Magic cooking tools! Daximama and dog We’d love to make a gorgeous fruity cake with this !

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  248. Alison Johnson

    Mango, Pineapple & strawberry. Although with a juicer I’d love to try some vegetable juices as I am very poor at eating vegetables even though I’m a vegetarian!

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  255. Jane Wright

    Blueberries, and banana with vanilla icecream, this is delicious. My grandaughter introduced me to this. She is only 12 but loves healthy smoothies and it is a brilliant way to get youngsters to get enough fruit and veg

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  260. Penny H

    I would juice carrot, apple and a little spinach first. This looks a fabulous juicer, thanks very much for the giveaway! 🙂

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  267. Lisa

    We have beetroot and blackberries already coming through and in a couple of weeks, the apple tree will have ripened. Throw in a little ginger and you have the most awesome Blackberry, Beetroot & Apple Zinger!

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  268. Jaye- Cardiff in a Tea Cup

    I think I’d try something fruity like blueberries, strawberries and banana and maybe add a pinch of matcha.

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  269. clara cort

    I love all kinds of veg (carrots, cucumber, beetroot etc) and a little fruit (lemon, lime or orange)

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  284. MoanyMike

    handful of Strawberries, 2 mint leaves, whole apricot, splash of milk and a teaspoon of malibu

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  286. Gemma Blaney

    I would have a little experiment, but would also love to get a juicing book to go alongside this. I think I’d probably start with strawberries and lime and then add some veg such as spinach :).

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  294. Maria Hackett

    I love mix berry smoothies.
    strawberries, raspberries, blueberries mix with apple juice and hint of lime juice

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  299. Eleanor

    Wow, what a lot of comments! Thanks for the giveaway! I would go for a refreshing mix of spinach, cucumber, broccoli, celery, apple, ginger and lime.

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  310. Jo S

    Pineapple, spinach, soya yoghurt, a big chunk of ginger and a sprinkle of cinnamon for the perfect green smoothie

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  351. Fanny Tran

    Rater boring but I will definitely try fresh oranges. Just came back from Spain and their fresh orange juice was just delicious.

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  383. Louise Brown

    Banana and strawberry which I have every day with greek yogurt, but would blend much nicer with this machine!

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  406. DANIELLE VEDMORE

    My friend does a lovely pineapple, apple, carrot and kale one – I was dubious about the kale but it was surprisingly good!

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  430. Georgina Jacobs

    Mango, banana, strawberry and coconut water – delicious and refreshing. I also love spinach, mint, cucumber, chia seeds and water – both recipes are amazing thanks

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  436. Avvie Cunnington

    I would go for a tropical drink. Mango, pineapple, passionfruit and maybe a drop of rum hehe.

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  447. Jess Berkeley

    I love strawberry and mango or grape apple and strawberry 🙂 me and my family guzzle down alot a fruit and veg 🙂 fingers crossed! Thankyou for the opportunity to win xx

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  454. rebecca beesley

    we’re loving green juice at the moment but the ancient juicer i inherited from my mum (i think its from the 1980s!) doesn’t cope well with leafy veg or greens. So i would juice cucumber, celery, a little cabbage, and green apples. oh and a chunk of fresh ginger.

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  456. Wendy Tolhurst

    I would start with fruits so would probably opt for an apple and blueberry juice as blueberries contain so much goodness, it should be nice and healthy.

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  458. Darrell

    Just for info, Guys: you can’t get juice from a banana! It’s a juicer, not a smoothie-maker.

    I would put in apples, pears, spinach and cucumber.

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  491. Margot @ Coffee & Vanilla

    It looks very impressive. I’m fan of kitchen gadgets with grey bits like the pulp canister on the juicer, it goes well with red.

    Apples and carrots probably, I have this apple carrot juice made by my mum in my childhood memories 😉

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  494. Sharon Maplesden

    I would so love to make my own Tomato and Red Pepper Soup!! : D And then I would love to get the whole family into drinking smoothies, love Bananas, all the berries and my favourite ingredient would be coconut, I absolutely love coconut xx

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  503. Debby

    Cherries and berries would be top of my list. Home-grown strawberries and gooseberries are about the only crop I get enough of to juice, but am adding to the garden every year, so more to come in future crops.

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  506. Gill

    Hmm… raspberry, apple and … something. Or Ginger, apple and kale. Or coconut milk, avocado and cocoa?

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  508. Louise Baxendale

    What a fab win, put on a few summer pounds and never had a juicer so would be good to see if this works!!

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  520. Irene Wright

    Not sure at this stage – will have to study up some recipes. Probably bananas, kiwi fruit, etc

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