How to make fruit and vegetable juice

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  Sweet, tangy and fresh, this bright orange juice will give you a morning boost

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  Get started in the morning with an all-natural juice packed with cucumber, apple and spinach. To get the full nutritional benefits, drink it pulp and all

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  Make this simple celery juice your own by adding green chilli for a bit of heat, turmeric, or a little maple syrup to sweeten, if you like

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  Fresh vegetable and fruit juice is a great morning pick-me-up, packed with nutrients such as folate, fibre and vitamin C

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  Blitz healthy ingredients for an energy-boosting breakfast. Using unsweetened brown rice milk fortified with calcium and vitamins makes it more nutritious

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  Our aromatic, zesty lime and basil juice couldn't be easier to make – you can whip up this refreshing drink in minutes. Get your greens and a dash of elderflower sweetness

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  This zingy bright green drink is full of fresh ingredients to make you feel refreshed and energised

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  Make the most of the berry season with a glass of fruity goodness

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  Get your fruit fix with our strawberry smoothie made with banana and orange juice. It's free from dairy, so it's vegan too – making it a great start to anyone's day

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  Look after all of your party guests, including the ones who aren't drinking with this simple, non-alcoholic Christmas-spiced fruit juice served warm

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  Açaí is a hero ingredient - reputed to be one of the best antioxidants, it makes the perfect base for a fruit smoothie. Combine with pineapple, strawberries and banana

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  Start your day off with a little ray of sunshine - a low-fat smoothie that's one of your five-a-day and tasty too!

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  Give yourself a dose of vitamin C in the morning with this vegan green smoothie. Along with kale and avocado, there's a hit of zesty lime and pineapple

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Four healthy juicing recipes to give your body natural energy and helps to detoxify the body!

Juice bars are popping up everywhere for good reason! Drinking fresh juices can detoxify the body, help to create a more alkaline body, and to give a boost of energy and a clear mind.

Juicing is a powerful tactic used by a quickly-growing amount of people to lose weight fast, get proper nutrition, and help fuel healthy lifestyles.

Whenever I come from vacation or a particularly bad eating night, I reach for a healthy juice to cleanse my body and give my digestive system a break.

I am sharing 4 of our favorite juicing recipes with an assortment of fruits and vegetables for variety.  Since my oldest daughter is a "health freak" we make these homemade juices every week and store them in jars in the refrigerator to make them easily accessible. It saves SO much money juicing at home!

What are the health benefits of juicing?

According to the Mayo Clinic, by drinking freshly made juices, your body can absorb the nutrients better than eating whole fruits and vegetables and it gives your digestive system a rest from working on fiber. They say that juicing can reduce your risk of cancer, boost your immune system, help remove toxins from your body, aid digestion and help you lose weight. Fresh juices can give you a burst of energy and a clear mind.

What fruits and vegetables to use for juicing?

Some of the most popular vegetables are carrots, cucumber, celery, kale, spinach, beets, and romaine. The most popular fruits to use in juicing are lemons, oranges, apples, and limes. Other add-ins are fresh ginger, parsley, chlorella, and turmeric.

What are the health benefits of fruits and vegetables in a juice cleanse?

• Kale – insanely low in calories, powerful anti-oxidant with anti-inflammatory properties, and helpful for arthritis and autoimmune diseases
• Spinach – the beauty of spinach lies in how easy it is to disguise the taste. It’s mild tasting yet packed with vitamins, has anti-cancerous properties, and is one of the healthiest foods on the planet
• Cucumber – since it’s 95% water, it’s an incredible detoxifier and helps with liver and kidney function
• Lemon – one of the most important items to stock in your kitchen as it’s a highly effective cleansing agent and cuts through the bitterness of greens
• Carrots - known for being a good source of beta-carotene, fiber, vitamin K, and potassium. Carrots have been linked to lower cholesterol levels and improved eye health

• Celery - low in calories since it is mostly water. It is a low-glycemic food and a good source of dietary fiber, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, and Vitamin K.
• Beets - contain nutrients that may help lower your blood pressure, fight inflammation, and support detoxification. 
• Apples - "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" is a famous saying for good reason. Helps to fight inflammation and heart health.
• Oranges - immune system booster since it is high in Vitamin C and low in calories.
• Turmeric – anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties
• Ginger – aids in digestion and supports the immune system

If you are looking for a real detoxifier, check out my recipe for a lemon turmeric drink, which is perfect after a night of bad eating.

If you are searching for blended fruit and vegetable smoothie recipes, click HERE to find my post with 6 Superfood Smoothie Recipes. I went on a 30-day smoothie and juice cleanse to help with my autoimmune disease. You can find out more details in this post.

Where to buy a juicer?

There are many juicers on the market and I have been so impressed with our Breville juicer.  If you are looking for a compact, less-expensive Breville juicer, you can find it here.

Here are the fruit and vegetable juice combinations below:

• Drink Your Greens: Spinach, Cucumber, Celery, Lemon, Ginger, and Apple (optional: parsley)
• The Detoxifier: Beets, Carrots, Lemon, Ginger, Apple
• The Vision: Carrots, Oranges, Ginger (optional: turmeric)
• Sweet Carrot: Apples, Carrots, and Parsley

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Healthy Juice Cleanse Recipes to give you energy, vitality, and health.

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• 2 cups Baby Spinach Leaves (or 4-6 leaves of kale)
• 6 Celery
• 2 large Cucumber
• ½ Lemon
• 2 medium Apples
• 1-2 inch Ginger
• ¼ - ½ cup Parsley Leaves

• 2-3 med-lg Beets
• 6 Carrots
• 2 medium Apples
• ½ Lemon
• 1-2 inch Ginger

• 8 large Carrots
• 2-3 Navel Oranges
• 1-2 inch Ginger
• 1 inch Turmeric (optional)

• 10 large Carrots
• 2 medium Apples
• ¼ cup Parsley (optional)

• Wash, prep, and chop produce.  

• Add produce to juicer one at a time.

• Serve cold over ice. May store in tightly sealed jars or glasses in the refrigerator for 7-10 days. Shake or stir well before drinking. 

I hope you love these healthy juice cleanse recipes! Leave a comment below to let me know your favorite juice recipe!

Happy Juicing! --Melissa