Juicing Recipes

29 easy, healthy juice recipes to make at home — each with an ingredient list, step-by-step instructions, and links to our free nutrition, yield, cost and serving calculators.

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🥕 Carrot (10) 🥬 Celery (10) 🟣 Beet (4) 🍏 Apple (12) 🫚 Ginger (20) 🥒 Cucumber (9) 🍍 Pineapple (7) 🍊 Orange (12) 🍋 Lemon (21) 🌿 Spinach (3) 🟠 Turmeric (8) 🫐 Berries & Cherries (7)

Carrot Juice Recipes

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Wellness

Carrot Apple Ginger Juice

Carrot-apple-ginger is one of the most reliably affordable juice combinations — typically $1.50–2.00 per serving using conventional produce. It's also one of the best-researched, with ginger's gingerols and shogaols studied in human trials for anti-nausea effects (well supported) and anti-inflammatory effects (more preliminary).

⏱ 8 minutes 🥤 2 servings (14 oz) Sweetness: Medium–High

Wellness

Anti-Inflammatory Beet & Ginger Juice

Beet root betalains, ginger gingerols, and tart cherry anthocyanins have each been studied for effects on different inflammatory pathways. This recipe combines them in one glass — with an honest look at what the research does and doesn't show.

⏱ 12 minutes 🥤 2 servings (16 oz) Sweetness: Medium

Wellness

Beet & Tart Cherry Athlete Recovery Juice

The most evidence-backed performance juice combination: beet root for nitric oxide and VO2 efficiency, tart cherry studied for muscle soreness (DOMS), watermelon for citrulline and blood flow. Each ingredient has randomized trial support. Here's what the research shows.

⏱ 10 minutes 🥤 2 servings (16 oz) Sweetness: Medium

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Beet Root Juice for Blood Pressure

Beet root's blood pressure effect is one of the most replicated findings in dietary cardiovascular research. This recipe provides a nitrate amount in the range used in many studies, with an honest look at who saw the largest effects and what the evidence actually shows. It is not a substitute for blood pressure treatment.

⏱ 10 minutes 🥤 2 servings (16 oz) Sweetness: Medium

Citrus

Vitamin C Immune Boost Juice

Red bell pepper has more vitamin C than orange — 128mg per 100g vs. 53mg. This recipe combines both with grapefruit, lemon, ginger, and turmeric to build a genuinely high-C juice, with a clear-eyed look at what vitamin C does (and doesn't do) for immunity.

⏱ 8 minutes 🥤 2 servings (14 oz) Sweetness: Medium

Berry

Apple, Carrot & Strawberry Juice for Kids

Naturally sweet enough for kids to love, nutritionally honest enough for parents to feel good about. Apple, carrot, and strawberry with a small orange base — plus guidance on serving sizes, sugar context, and how to gradually introduce more vegetables.

⏱ 8 minutes 🥤 3 servings (12 oz total) Sweetness: High

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Turmeric Carrot Juice Recipe (Anti-Inflammatory)

Fresh turmeric and carrot with orange, ginger, and black pepper — a juice specifically formulated around curcumin bioavailability science, with a real explanation of why black pepper matters and what dosage actually does something.

⏱ 10 minutes 🥤 2 servings (14 oz) Sweetness: Medium

Citrus

Zesty Orange Carrot Juice

Orange, carrot, grapefruit, and ginger — a sharper, brighter take on the classic carrot-citrus combination with tips for absorbing more beta-carotene (drink it with a little fat) and ginger's gingerols, which have been studied for anti-inflammatory activity.

⏱ 10 minutes 🥤 2 servings (18 oz) Sweetness: Medium

Tropical

Tropical Carrot Breeze Juice

Pineapple, mango, carrot, and orange make a juice that's genuinely high in beta-carotene, bromelain, and vitamin C — with a tropical flavor that makes the nutrition easy to sustain as a daily habit.

⏱ 12 minutes 🥤 2 servings (18 oz) Sweetness: High

Citrus

Morning Energy Juice Recipe — Orange, Carrot and Ginger

This morning juice pairs fresh orange and carrot with ginger and lemon to provide a generous amount of vitamin C and beta-carotene plus ginger's gingerols — a bright, caffeine-free start to the day.

⏱ 10 minutes 🥤 2 servings (16 oz) Sweetness: Medium–High

Sweetness levels are estimated from each recipe's fruit-to-vegetable ratio.

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Which Juicer Do These Recipes Need?

Soft fruit and citrus juice well in almost any machine. Leafy greens, celery and wheatgrass are where a slow (masticating) juicer makes the biggest difference.