Antony Worral Thompson Proffessional Juicer. £70 off

frankcarruk

£29.99 plus postage, was £99.99 plus postage.

• 750 watt motor
• Extra Large feed chute
• 2 speed settings
• 1 litre juice jug
• 2 litre large capacity pulp container
• Stainless Steel micromesh filter

1 Year Parts Guarantee and 1 Year Labour Guarantee.



Click the photo above to go to the site.

Order it by the 22nd to get it in time for Christmas.

The site offers a lowest price guarantee too, just phone them if you can find it anywhere else cheaper.

competitionscafe

I have one of these and they are an excellent juicer, I think they were a Which? best buy. Don't worry AWT's picture is only on the box it comes in not on the juicer.

Juicer here:
http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/content/products/details/index~modelcode~BRE-JE16~dept~smallapps~subdept~HEALTHCOOKING~brand~breville.htm

Reviews here:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Thompson-Breville-JE16-Professional-Extractor/dp/B000H5UTS6

linni

I got one of these on Sunday in Tesco's for £39.87 was displayed as 'reduced to £59.99' but went through the till at £39.87 - 86p VAT refund and a £5.00 electrical voucher in one of their leaflets so got it for £34.11 and you're right it is a great juicer.

katholicos

I clicked on the picture in the OP post and it took me to a ' Sorry, the page you were trying to access is not available' page. Would have been a good offer too.

saintscouple

katholicos wrote: »

I clicked on the picture in the OP post and it took me to a ' Sorry, the page you were trying to access is not available' page. Would have been a good offer too.

Both links in 1st and 2nd post work fine for me

katholicos

saintscouple wrote: »

Both links in 1st and 2nd post work fine for me

The picture didn't work as a link for me, but thanks for pointing out the link in the other post, that one worked :j

patp

This isn't a professional juicer and if anyone bought one for £99 they were seen coming. Professional juicers actually "masticate" and squeeze to get the juice out. This one has a rotating mesh a bit like a fine grater. The juice you get tends to be full of fine bubbles and pith, and the method doesn't get nearly as much juice out as a proper one. You also end up with loads of annoying shaped pieces to clean and a load of waste.

Unfortunately you get what you pay for in the world of juicers:

http://www.ukjuicers.com/champion-2000-juicer-shiny-black

linni

I agree Patp that it is not really a professional juicer but it is far better than the awful Tesco model that I had before and at £34.11 which it cost me, it is worth it. I would love one of the proper 'professional' ones but they are too expensive for me. Maybe in the January Sales!

jenza8

Now £26.99 as there is 10% off at Empire. Also, delivery is free and still in time for Christmas at the moment.

shays_mum

Is it only me, or are the juicers different?!!, the 1st post is clearly labelled as an Anthony Worrel Proff Juicer, the next link is for a Breville juicer, are they the same thing?

jenza8

shays_mum wrote: »

Is it only me, or are the juicers different?!!, the 1st post is clearly labelled as an Anthony Worrel Proff Juicer, the next link is for a Breville juicer, are they the same thing?

They're the same thing! It is made by Breville but promoted by AWT.