Detox Juice

 

This actually is VERY delicious! It tastes like a glass of fresh!
Feeling like your eating has gotten out of wack and you need to "re-set" your stomach? For me, juicing is a great way to accomplish that. I also enjoy a fresh juice as a light breakfast, snack or meal replacement. This is the recipe for my "detox juice."

Ingredients:
1 apple
(I prefer a Granny Smith because of the lower sugar content, but if you are a juicing newbie and think you would like something sweeter - use a golden delicious)
1 carrot
1 slice of lemon (rind on)
2 inch slice of cucumber
1 inch slice of raw beet
1 inch piece of raw ginger

Directions:
Put all of the ingredient through a juice extractor Breville BJE200XL 700-Watt Compact Juice Fountain.
Serve immediately over a full glass of ice.


Juicer: I recommend a Breville compact Juice Fountain. I have owned this for several years and I love it. Over the years, I have bought a few cheaper juicers and then ended up in my garage sale. A Breville may cost a bit more, but I have found it to be much more efficient then less expensive juicers (i.e. you need less fruits and veggies to make a juice because it gets the most juice out of each item) and it SO easy to use and clean. Its pretty to look at and doesn't take up much counter space (I just leave mine out).


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3 comments:

  1. Christine, I think if you don't have a juicer and you have a Vitamix, you could use that (at least I did and it was yummy!!)

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  2. Christine @ christineiscooking.comJanuary 4, 2012 at 10:29 AM

    Great idea!!

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  3. I could use a "detox" juice just about every Sunday morning. :)

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Detox Juice

 

This actually is VERY delicious! It tastes like a glass of fresh!
Feeling like your eating has gotten out of wack and you need to "re-set" your stomach? For me, juicing is a great way to accomplish that. I also enjoy a fresh juice as a light breakfast, snack or meal replacement. This is the recipe for my "detox juice."

Ingredients:
1 apple
(I prefer a Granny Smith because of the lower sugar content, but if you are a juicing newbie and think you would like something sweeter - use a golden delicious)
1 carrot
1 slice of lemon (rind on)
2 inch slice of cucumber
1 inch slice of raw beet
1 inch piece of raw ginger

Directions:
Put all of the ingredient through a juice extractor Breville BJE200XL 700-Watt Compact Juice Fountain.
Serve immediately over a full glass of ice.


Juicer: I recommend a Breville compact Juice Fountain. I have owned this for several years and I love it. Over the years, I have bought a few cheaper juicers and then ended up in my garage sale. A Breville may cost a bit more, but I have found it to be much more efficient then less expensive juicers (i.e. you need less fruits and veggies to make a juice because it gets the most juice out of each item) and it SO easy to use and clean. Its pretty to look at and doesn't take up much counter space (I just leave mine out).


Search other Juicers

"LIKE" our FACEBOOK page to get new recipes and additional tips at http://www.facebook.com/christineiscooking

On Twitter at http://twitter.com/#!/christinecooks1

Copyright 2012 christineiscooking.com This is an original recipe. You may repost this recipe and its directions only if it is accompanied by a direct link back to the article on my site. You must be given my express permission for any other use. You can contact me at admin@christineiscooking.com

3 comments:

  1. Christine, I think if you don't have a juicer and you have a Vitamix, you could use that (at least I did and it was yummy!!)

    ReplyDelete
  2. Christine @ christineiscooking.comJanuary 4, 2012 at 10:29 AM

    Great idea!!

    ReplyDelete

  3. I could use a "detox" juice just about every Sunday morning. :)

    ReplyDelete

I LOVE to here from my readers! Because of spam comments, I have to review all comments before they are published. I check and respond to comments at least once daily. Thanks, Christine

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