Minipress in Paarden Eiland Matches Home Juicers and Cold Presses to the Way South African Households Actually Juice

The Cape Town supplier sells slow, centrifugal and cold press juicers with spare augers, seals and strainers, and delivers across South Africa.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa – Many home juicers end up at the back of a cupboard, and the reason is rarely the juice. It is the noise at six in the morning, the chopping, or the fine screen that takes ten minutes to scrub. MiniPress, a home juicer supplier in Paarden Eiland, Cape Town, has put its full range of home juicers and cold presses online with that in mind.

Three ways to press

Centrifugal juicers are the quick option for firmer produce on a weekday morning, with an entry model and a higher-capacity family model. Slow masticating juicers turn at a gentler pace for leafy greens, celery and mixed fruit, and come as a compact model for small counters, a family size, a wide chute version that cuts down on chopping and an everyday green juicer. Upright and horizontal cold presses are for households that press larger batches. There is also a citrus press, a quiet morning juicer for flats and early starts, and models suited to soft fruit or to carrots, beetroot and ginger.

Picking one

MiniPress suggests starting with the routine, not the machine: how often the household juices, how much time there is, whether the unit has to fit under the cupboards beside the sink, and how easy the parts are to lift, rinse and dry.

“People ask which juicer is best, and the honest answer is the one you’ll still be using in March,” said MiniPress’s kitchen product advisor. “If you only have ten minutes before the school run, buy the one that’s easy to rinse, not the one with the most parts.”

Spares keep it running

Seal and gasket kits, spare augers, fine and coarse strainer kits, feed pushers, hopper extensions and cleaning brush packs are sold separately, so a leak or a worn screen does not mean a new machine. Before replacing a unit that leaks, vibrates or gets louder, the first checks are the seal, the fit of the parts and the screen. Glass and travel bottles, jug lids, drain mats and recipe starter cards are also in the range. For coastal kitchens in Cape Town and Durban, MiniPress reminds buyers to dry parts fully before storing them.

Orders are dispatched from Paarden Eiland to homes across South Africa, from Somerset West and George to Pretoria. The range is on the MiniPress website.

Image caption: A slow masticating juicer pouring fresh carrot and beetroot juice into a glass jug on a sunny Cape Town kitchen counter, with whole carrots, beetroot, ginger and oranges.

About MiniPress

MiniPress supplies home juicers, cold presses, spares and accessories from Paarden Eiland, Cape Town, and delivers to households across South Africa. It is part of the same South African trade network as am.co.za. MiniPress is operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd, 2 Makro Place, Sunnyrock 1401.

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