Unfortunately I can't make them like the ones you can buy in the supermarkets as they are very thick , I am using whole fresh fruit and blending for 2-3 mins . Can anyone help please ???I would like the juice to turn out like Sainsburys or M&S freshly squeezed Juice ??? At the moment - you can't even **** it up through a straw !!!

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If you're using a blender (assuming the term refers to the same device in both the US and UK) you're making pured fruit, not juice. Can't really make juice in a blender. You could try putting the pured fruit through a very, very fine sieve or a couple layers of cheese cloth to seperate the pulp from the juice. Being from the US, I don't really know what the fresh juices you mentioned are like- if they're more juice or more smoothie. If you add some plain yogurt or ice to your fruit before you puree it, you'll be able to make some nice smoothies, though (they'll still be thick, but the yogurt or ice will thin it enough to drink with a straw, like a fruit milkshake sort of texture).

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The best thing for you to do is go out and buy a very expensive juicer. They are great devices for making fresh JUICE. The blender is great for smoothies, for example a fresh banana, some apple juice and some frozen strawberries. Simply delicious! And the possibilities are endless. As for juice.... you NEED a juicer. Google juicer!!! There are many kinds, some for just citrus and some that do veggies and fruit.

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