Healthy Pressed Juice Recipes

Green Juice With Apple and Carrot

Loaded with baby carrots and spinach, this green smoothie is a simple recipe loved by both beginner and pro juicers.

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Hangover Juice

When you are nursing a hangover (or just craving a little spice), this juice is for you! At first glance, it may seem like just a Bloody Mary minus the vodka, but it's exactly what you need to power through the day.

Full of the essential nutrients (think: vitamin C, lycopene, and hydrating water) that your body is depleted of from drinking, this pressed juice also gets a spicy kick from the added jalapeño. And when you're feeling too miserable to move, that spicy boost of endorphins can make or break the day.

Photo: Michele Foley

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Sweet Greens Juice

If you already like Evolution Fresh's Sweet Greens juice, you will love this homemade version of the recipe. The homemade version is robust, slightly salty, and zingy from the citrus; it had an eyebrow-raising quality that could only be described as alive.

Photo: Anna Monette Roberts

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Pin-Cel-Car-Gin Juice

The creative pineapple-celery-carrot-ginger combo in this Pin-Cel-Car-Gin health juice looks like a healthy pineapple party in a glass — a perfect morning juice!

Source: Healthy. Happy. Life.

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Cinnamon Ginger Nectar

We love the creative addition of spice to this cinnamon ginger nectar green juice. The spice may seem like an odd ingredient, but cinnamon actually helps keep blood sugar down.

Source: Healthful Pursuit

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Beet-le Juice

Make this juice recipe your new main squeeze for Winter. It contains this season's superstars: apples, celery, and, of course, beets.

Photo: Jaime Young

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P.A.M. Juice: Pineapple, Green Apple, and Mint

Here's an easy recipe that mimics BluePrint's popular P.A.M. drink. Since pineapple is a natural debloater, this juice has potential to help with water retention as well.

If you've ever had this refreshing concoction of pineapple, green apple, and mint and thought to yourself how good it would be in a cocktail, you are right — check out our rum-inspired cocktail here!

Photo: Michele Foley

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Root Vegetable Juice

If you aren't a fan of eating your root veggies, then this pressed vegetable juice is a great way to enjoy all the health benefits in one tasty glass.

Source: Anna Monette Roberts

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Low-Sugar Energizing Green Juice

No need for coffee when you have our energizing green juice recipe! Low in sugar and rich in nutrients, it delivers a boost of energy when you need it the most.

Photo: Michele Foley

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Winter Veggie and Fruit Juice

Sweet and spicy, this veggie juice has a dash of cayenne powder for an extra kick!

Photo: Michele Foley

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Sweet Greens Sleepy-Time Juice

If you're having trouble falling asleep at night, skip the sleeping pills for this nutrient-rich juice instead, which contains ingredients known for having calming properties on the body. The result? A bright and balanced green juice that would taste good whatever the time of day!

Photo: Michele Foley

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Detoxifying Apple Ginger Juice

This detoxifying apple ginger juice recipe from Ritual Wellness helps boost immunity, aid digestion, and even up energy levels. Best of all, it only contains three ingredients: lemon, ginger, and green apple.

Photo: Michele Foley

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Watermelon-Mint Cooler

This refreshing watermelon-mint cooler is inspired by one of our favorite OnJuice concoctions. Perfect for warmer days, this hydrating, cold-pressed juice is full of antioxidants and vitamins A and C. Add to that the debloating properties of mint, and you've found yourself a go-to health elixir!

Photo: Michele Foley

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Antioxidant-Rich Green Juice

An addictive green juice recipe (featuring apples, cucumbers, spinach, and parsley) is something you can indulge in to rake up your daily values of good-for-you nutrients. Apples are high in vitamin C and naturally sweeten the beverage. Antioxidant-rich spinach and parsley are also high in vitamins A and C and iron. Cucumber and lemon add flavor and immune-boosting phytonutrients, while warming and spicy ginger aids digestion.

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