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Gift ideas for people who love juicing and home cooking
Short answer. The best gift ideas for people who love juicing depend on whether they already own a juicer. For someone who does, a small accessory that fits the way they juice goes a long way: a nut milk bag (R120), a 1-litre vacuum pitcher (R499) or vegetable scrubbing gloves (R180). For someone who doesn’t yet, the Sana 818 (R5,499) is the most affordable way in, the 878 suits a family, and the horizontal 707, 727 and 929 suit people who mostly juice greens. Bakers and keen home cooks are well served by a Damascus bread knife or a Sana stone grain mill. All prices are incl VAT and correct at November 2026.
Everything below is stocked on SanaStore. Prices change, especially around the end of the year, so check the shop for current specials before you order. SanaStore’s delivery page offers free delivery on orders over R1,000.
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Gifts under R500
Small, useful things that someone who juices or cooks will reach for every week.
- Sana Nut Milk Bag, R120. A fine mesh bag for straining plant milks and pulpy juice. It suits anyone who wants to try making their own almond milk, and it is one of the cheapest ways to make a juicer more useful.
- Vegetable scrubbing gloves, R180. Textured gloves for scrubbing carrots, beetroot and other roots under the tap. For the person who makes carrot and beetroot juice most mornings, they are quicker than a brush and kinder to hands.
- Borosilicate glass bottle, 700 ml, R250. A glass bottle with a protective sleeve. It suits someone who takes juice or water to work, and a set of two or three makes a thoughtful gift for someone who juices in batches.
- Glass juice carafe, R299. A borosilicate glass jug with measurement markings, made as the juice container for the Sana 707. A 707 owner who juices straight into glass will appreciate a spare.
- Sana 727 recipe book, R399. A hard-cover book of recipes and techniques. A good gift for anyone with a Sana juicer, or anyone who likes cooking from a well-made book.
- Sana 878 vacuum juice jug set, R450. A second 1.5-litre vacuum jug, lid and pump for the 878. With two, one batch can sit in the fridge while the other is in use.
- Sana vacuum pitcher with citrus attachment, R499. A 1-litre jug with a hand pump that draws the air out, plus a manual citrus attachment for squeezing oranges straight into it. It is slim enough for a fridge door shelf, and it works for anyone who juices, whatever machine they have.
- Sana electronic kitchen scale, R499. A slim digital scale that weighs up to 5 kg, with touch controls hidden under the surface. Bakers who weigh flour and water for bread will use it daily.
Gifts from R500 to R5,000
The middle of the range is where the more personal, keep-for-years gifts sit.
- Stainless steel pulp catcher, R650. An XL food-grade stainless steel pulp container that fits the Sana 727, 878 and 929. It is a smart upgrade for someone who juices a lot of produce at a time.
- Sana water filter bottle, 600 ml, R799. A matte stainless steel bottle with a built-in carbon filter for tap water. A good gift for a runner, a cyclist or anyone who carries water all day.
- Sana Damascus bread knife, R1,450. A 67-layer Damascus steel knife with a VG10 core and a G10 handle. It suits a home baker, especially one who has started milling their own flour.
- Sana Damascus chef’s knife, R1,550. The matching 8-inch chef’s knife, also a VG10 core inside 67 layers of Damascus steel. For the person who does the chopping every night, from juicing prep to supper.
- Flour sifter attachment, R4,495. It fits the Sana Grain Mill and the Grain Mill MAX, runs on the mill’s own motor and sifts fresh wholemeal into a lighter flour for cakes, pastry and pizza. Only give this to someone who already owns a Sana mill.
Sana juicers: the bigger gift
A juicer is a gift for someone who has said they want one, so it helps to know what they plan to juice. Our guide to choosing a Sana goes into detail, but this is the short version.
| Juicer | Price (incl VAT) | Suits | Start with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sana 818 | R5,499 | A couple or small household who wants easy fruit and vegetable juice | Fruit juices for the family |
| Sana 707 | R9,899 | Someone who juices greens and also wants to make pasta | Fresh pasta with the 707 |
| Sana 878 | from R10,399 | A family, and anyone who wants to fill a hopper and walk away | Frozen treats |
| Sana 727 Supreme | from R12,999 | A daily green juice drinker | Green juice: celery, ginger and lemon |
| Sana 929 Ultimate | R31,999 | Someone who wants the best Sana makes, in stainless steel | Carrot and beetroot juices |
The Sana 818 is the entry point. It is a compact self-feeding juicer with a 1,600 ml hopper and a two-year warranty. It makes juice only, which suits someone who wants a glass of fresh juice in the morning without a lot of fuss.
The Sana 707 is the workhorse. It is a horizontal juicer that handles leafy greens, celery and ginger well, comes in five colours, and is the only Sana sold with pasta nozzles. It also makes nut butters and sorbet, so it suits a cook as much as a juicer.
The Sana 878 is the family machine. Fill its 2-litre hopper with prepared fruit and vegetables and it feeds itself. A sorbet screen and a 1.5-litre vacuum jug with a pump come in the box, so the gift includes pudding and storage as well as juice.
The Sana 727 Supreme is our flagship horizontal. It has a brushless motor with four speeds and no run-time limit, which suits someone who makes green juice every day and juices a lot at a time. The 707 and 727 both carry a 15-year motor and 5-year parts warranty.
The Sana 929 Ultimate is the pinnacle of the range: solid stainless steel juicing parts, three screens, an adjustable pressure cap and a lifetime warranty. It is a gift for someone who juices seriously and appreciates things that are built to last.
The oil extractor, and the 707 set
- Sana 702 Oil Extractor, R6,499. A stainless steel attachment that fits the Sana 707, 727 and 929 in place of the juicing parts. It presses fresh oil from seeds such as flax and sunflower and rolls oat groats into fresh oat flakes. It is the gift for a horizontal Sana owner who already has everything else. It doesn’t fit the 878 or 818. Our oil and oat flakes post shows how it works.
- Sana 707 Juicer and Oil Extractor Set, R14,499. The 707 and the 702 together, for someone starting from scratch who loves the idea of pressing their own oil as well as juicing and making pasta.
Grain mills for the bread baker
For someone who bakes, fresh flour is a real change. Both Sana mills are Austrian-made electric stone mills, and both adjust from coarse meal to fine flour.
- Sana Grain Mill 360 W, from R10,999. The everyday mill, in natural beech wood or anthracite, with a 12-year warranty. It suits a household that bakes a few loaves a week.
- Sana Grain Mill MAX 600 W, R15,999. A 600 W motor, a 1,200 g wooden hopper and up to 200 g of flour a minute. It is built for sourdough bakers and bigger batches.
Our home milling guides cover starters, loaves and storing fresh flour, and make a good link to send with the gift.
A few tips before you buy
- Check the model. Accessories are made for particular machines. The pulp catcher fits the 727, 878 and 929; the oil extractor fits the 707, 727 and 929; the flour sifter needs a Sana mill. If you aren’t sure which juicer someone owns, a nut milk bag, vacuum pitcher, glass bottle or scrubbing gloves will suit anyone.
- Ask what they want to make. Someone who drinks green juice daily will be happiest with a horizontal model. A family that mostly wants fruit juice will get more use from the 878.
- Add a recipe. A link to a recipe that matches the gift, such as almond milk with a nut milk bag, gets it used in the first week rather than left in the box.
- Bundle small things. Two glass bottles and a nut milk bag make a thoughtful parcel for a Sana owner for well under R1,000.
Sana gift ideas
Sana 707 Juicer
R9899,00
Sana 878 Juicer
Original price was: R11999,00.R10399,00Current price is: R10399,00.
Sana 727 Supreme Juicer
Price range: R12999,00 through R14999,00Frequently asked questions
What is a good gift for someone who already has a juicer?
Something that fits the way they juice. A nut milk bag (R120) opens up plant milks, a vacuum pitcher (R499) keeps juice fresher in the fridge, and scrubbing gloves (R180) speed up root prep. If they own a 707, 727 or 929, the 702 Oil Extractor (R6,499) adds oil pressing and oat flakes. Prices are incl VAT and correct at November 2026.
What is the most affordable Sana juicer?
The Sana 818, at R5,499 incl VAT (correct at November 2026). It is a compact self-feeding juicer with a 1,600 ml hopper and a two-year warranty, and it makes juice only.
Which Sana juicer makes the best family gift?
The Sana 878. Its 2-litre hopper feeds itself, so you can fill it and get on with breakfast, and it comes with a sorbet screen and a 1.5-litre vacuum jug.
Does the Sana oil extractor fit every Sana juicer?
No. The 702 Oil Extractor fits the horizontal Sana 707, 727 and 929. It doesn’t fit the 878 or the 818.
Does SanaStore offer free delivery?
SanaStore’s delivery page offers free delivery on orders over R1,000. Check the delivery page for current terms when you order.
Are these Black Friday prices?
They are the prices on SanaStore at the time of writing, incl VAT and correct at November 2026. Some items were already on special. Prices change over the festive season, so see the shop for current specials.
Sources
- SanaStore product pages for every item listed: prices, specifications, compatibility and warranties (November 2026). sanastore.co.za · sanastore.co.za · sanastore.co.za · sanastore.co.za · sanastore.co.za
- SanaStore delivery page: free delivery on orders over R1,000. sanastore.co.za
