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Tasty Green Juice Recipe That’s Shockingly Good

  • Writer: Elizabeth Gabel
    Elizabeth Gabel
  • Jun 13, 2024
  • 3 min read

Updated: Apr 17

"So Darn Tasty" Green Juice Recipe Overview: Quick and Worth it

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10 Minutes

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2 Servings

Liz Gabel

About the Recipe

Ah, we've all been there—on the quest for a green juice that doesn't taste like you're drinking your front lawn. But this yummy, quick-to-make juice is your savior!

This recipe is a game-changer. It's the Avengers of juices; every ingredient is a superhero in its own right, and together, they save your taste buds from the villainy of bland health drinks.

Why This Juice Is So Darn Tasty

This green juice is like a symphony where every ingredient plays its part. You've got the freshness of celery and cucumber, the tartness of lemon, the sweetness of apple, and the nutrient-packed punch of mixed greens. Plus, the optional adds are like improvisational jazz notes, adding a unique twist every time that you can customize to the fresh ingredients you have on hand or any cravings that pop up during preparation.


This green juice is not only tolerable, it's actually enjoyable.


Here's cheers to green juice that doesn't taste like a hedge trimming!


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This recipe makes for the tastiest green juice ever

Ingredients


The Key Ingredients for the Yummiest Juice:

  • 1-2 celery stalks: Think of celery as the quiet hero. It's hydrating, low in sugar, and brings a fresh, crisp taste.

  • 1 cucumber: Cucumbers are like the cool kids of the veggie world. They add a refreshing zing and help mellow out stronger flavors.

  • Half a lemon: Here's your zesty sidekick. Lemons add a tangy punch and are great for digestion and skin health.

  • Half an apple: Apples are the sweet diplomats. They negotiate peace between the tartness of lemon and the earthiness of greens.

  • About 5 oz. of mixed greens: The backbone of your green juice. They're packed with vitamins and minerals but need their fellow ingredients to disguise their 'green' taste.


Make it All Yours: Optional Green Juice Adds-ins

  • Carrots: Sweet and earthy. They're like adding a wholesome, rooty depth to the mix.

  • Beets: These guys are the sweet, earthy underdogs. Plus, they turn your juice into a funky pink color, which is always a plus.

  • Cabbage: It's subtle and adds body to your juice without overpowering it.

  • Pineapple: If your juice was a tropical vacation, pineapple would be the beach.

  • Pear: The sweet, soft-spoken cousin of the apple. It's like adding a whisper of sugar without going overboard.

  • Kiwis: They're like little tangy bombs that explode with flavor and Vitamin C.

  • Spirulina: The overachiever of superfoods—just a pinch adds a deep green hue, a punch of protein, and serious ocean vibes.

  • Wheat grass: Like taking a shot of the sun. It's grassy, bold, and packed with nutrients—definitely not for the faint of palate, but your cells will thank you.


Green Juice Essentials: Tools for the Mission

  • A sturdy juicer: You need something that can handle the Hulk-smash of juicing. The Breville 'The Juice Fountain' isn't just a juicer; it's a legend.

  • A lemon squeezer: Unless you enjoy a surprise seed or two in your drink – then, by all means, skip this.

  • Knife and cutting board: Because trying to juice a whole cucumber is a comic tragedy waiting to happen.

  • Sink: For washing your veggies and fruits. Because 'au naturel' doesn't include dirt and pesticides.

  • Two 8 oz. cups: One for you, and one for that friend or special someone who always says they don't like green juice.



Preparation: Quick, Easy Steps for a Healthy Green Juice

Prep Steps:

  1. Clean and slice all fruit and veggies into portions that will fit into the juicer

  2. Juice al ingredients in your powerful juicer

  3. Add lemon juice and any supplements you are taking

  4. Stir and serve

  5. Enjoy!


Keep a Good Thing Going: Store any Extra

Juice can be stored for up to two days in the fridge, however it's best to drink the juice as close to pressing to ensure maximum natural enzyme and mineral absorption.

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