Anyone With a Juice Extractor Have Any Good Juice Recipes?

The Great Escape

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:13 AM
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Anyone With a Juice Extractor Have Any Good Juice Recipes?

I bought a juice extractor from a co-worker yesterday. Unfortunately the book didn't come with it. I trying to find a juice cocktail that will replace my morning pot of coffee.

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LynneSin

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:16 AM
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1. You want to know something - you can blend ANYTHING in the juicer

Here's some things I've learned from the few months with a juicer.

To mask the nasty taste of vegetables, add an apple or pear to the juice mix.

Beet Juice is like this amazing juice for you body but don't drink it straight. I usually have a Carrot/Beet Juice drink for breakfast a few times a week. BTW, if you add brocoli to the mix you will NOT taste the brocoli

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The Great Escape

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:17 AM
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3. Thanks...That Is Exactly The Kinds Of Tips I Was Looking For!

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GumboYaYa

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:20 AM
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6. Beet juice is awesome....

I feel healthier the minute I drink it, but it is tough all by itself.

I like to juice a little ginger in drinks sometmes. It gives an interesting kick of flavor.

One of my faves in the summer is watermelon juice. Juice the whole thing, rind and all. It is very refreshing.

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Raster

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:21 AM
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7. funny story: I made a big glass of juice featuring beets. Later that day

I had my mid afternoon constitutional and just about had a heart attack. The toilet bowl appeared to be filled with blood. I thought "Oh my Gawd, I'm hemorrhaging." Nope, just the beets.

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politicaholic

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:16 AM
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2. Apples, carrots, and a snippett of ginger.

served over ice either by itself or with a finger of bourbon.

YUM!!

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Raster

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:19 AM
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4. The classic: Carrot, Celery, Apple with a snippet of Parsley

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RedCloud

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:20 AM
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5. carrots, celery, beets, apples, oranges and pears.

I haven't tried any spices because the buzz is great as is.

And no, I don't measure them either. Great way to get rid of that celery too!

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nothingshocksmeanymore

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:23 AM
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8. Anything with beets will replace coffee but also making fruit juice

such as apple juice and adding a dash of nutmeg will wake you up...you can also warm the apple juice in winter time.

Some of my favorite juices are:

Beet/carrot/ apple
fresh grape juice
carrot/celery/ garlic
melon juice (any melon)

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myrna minx

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:25 AM
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Two apples and a 1/2 lemon will make wonderful lemonade.

Yummy, Yummy. Carrot and parsley juice is great too.

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myrna minx

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Wed Jul-20-05 11:25 AM
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9. Two apples and a 1/2 lemon will make wonderful lemonade.

Yummy, Yummy. Carrot and parsley juice is great too.

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