Who is this for?

Regular celery-juice drinkers

If celery will be your main ingredient several times a week, look closely at how the exact model takes long stalks and what preparation it requires.

Short-break juice makers

If you make one afternoon drink, set-up and washing-up may matter more to you than specialist celery features.

Multi-drink households

If celery juice is one of several drinks you plan to make, check whether the appliance also has the citrus, smoothie or plant-based milk functions you would use.

What matters when choosing?

Decide whether documented celery handling or a shorter clean-up routine matters most for your afternoon break. Then consider extra drink functions only if you expect to use them.

Concern What to check Who this matters to
Celery stalks Look for celery or fibrous greens in the exact-model guidance, and check whether stalks need cutting. If celery is my regular main ingredient, I want clear instructions for putting long stalks through the machine. Around 42% of consumers with this primary need would put celery handling first.
Break-time routine Check the preparation and cleaning instructions, including the filter and removable parts. When I have time for one afternoon drink, I want washing-up to fit the break. Roughly 33% of consumers would make a quick routine their first priority.
Other drinks Check which functions and attachments come with the exact model. If my household also makes citrus drinks, smoothies or plant-based milks, I need those functions to earn their place in the kitchen. About 25% of consumers would prioritise broader use.

What should you watch for?

  • Assuming any fruit-and-vegetable juicer handles celery the same way

    Long celery stalks call for a model-specific check. Kuvings UK explicitly names celery for the REVO830S, while Magimix UK names celery among the greens for its Juice Filter XL; neither statement establishes how another model will handle it.

    Read the exact model’s feed and preparation instructions before deciding whether you will need to cut stalks.

  • Choosing on a quick-clean claim alone

    Philips UK ties its one-minute cleaning claim to the Viva HR1857/81 and its cleaning system. That claim does not establish how conveniently the model processes celery.

    Check both the cleaning steps and the guidance for preparing celery on the model you intend to buy.

  • Treating brand performance claims as a direct comparison

    Claims about juice yield, nutrients or oxidation can refer to different ingredients and test conditions. They do not establish which appliance will better suit your celery routine.

    Give more weight to the exact model’s celery instructions, cleaning requirements and functions you will actually use.

  • Juicing celery without washing it

    Education Authority Northern Ireland’s Health Well guidance advises washing fruit and vegetables to remove visible soil and help remove surface bacteria.

    Wash celery under running water and rub away visible soil before juicing.

Brands to consider for celery juicing

Kuvings

Kuvings UK positions the REVO830S for celery and other long produce.

  • Its official REVO830S guidance explicitly names celery, giving regular celery-juice drinkers a model-specific starting point.
  • Check the stated maximum running time and applicable warranty terms against the routine you have in mind.

Philips

Philips UK presents the centrifugal Viva HR1857/81 with a focus on straightforward cleaning.

  • Philips UK says cleaning the HR1857/81 can be completed within one minute using its cleaning system.
  • Check the model’s celery and feed-tube instructions; its quick-clean claim is not a long-stalk handling claim.

Magimix

Magimix UK presents the Juice Expert 3 for households wanting several drink-making functions.

  • Magimix UK names celery among the greens for its Juice Filter XL and lists juice-filter, cold-press and citrus-press functions for the Juice Expert 3.
  • Consider the attachments, storage space and cleaning steps if celery juice will be your only regular use.

Joybuy product choices

This masticating juicer is a Joybuy option to consider for an afternoon celery drink. Check its exact-model instructions for celery preparation before choosing it.

Philips Viva Collection HR1889/71 masticating juicer

Philips Viva Collection HR1889/71 Masticating Juicer

A masticating option for an afternoon drink; check the HR1889/71 manual for celery stalk preparation and cleaning steps before deciding.

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Questions about celery juicers

Do I need a cold-press juicer for celery?

Not necessarily. If celery is your regular main ingredient, look for an exact-model statement covering celery or fibrous greens; if a short clean-up is more important, consider a centrifugal model and check its stalk-preparation instructions. Manufacturer claims about yield or nutrient retention are not a substitute for a comparison under the same conditions.

Should I wash celery before juicing it?

Yes. Education Authority Northern Ireland’s Health Well guidance advises washing fruit and vegetables under running water, rubbing away visible soil and giving them a final rinse. Juicing does not replace washing the celery first.

How should I clean a juicer after making celery juice?

Follow the cleaning instructions for your exact appliance, including its removable food-contact parts. Check those steps before buying if you need to make and clean up a drink within a short afternoon break.