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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Fruit Juices

Citrus, berry and tropical blends.

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Tropical

Pineapple Turmeric Ginger Juice

Pineapple contains bromelain, a proteolytic enzyme with some clinical evidence for reducing post-surgical swelling. Turmeric contains curcumin — but here's the problem: curcumin requires fat and piperine for meaningful absorption, neither of which are in this juice. This recipe explains what you're actually getting and how to maximize it.

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

Wellness

Tart Cherry Sleep Juice

Tart cherries are one of the few whole foods with clinical trial evidence for improving sleep. A 2011 study in the European Journal of Nutrition found participants who drank tart cherry juice slept 25 minutes longer and had 5% better sleep efficiency. This recipe uses Montmorency cherries — the specific variety used in most research.

⏱ 10 minutes 🥤 1 serving (8 oz) Sweetness: Medium

Tropical

Watermelon Cucumber Cooler

Watermelon is one of the cheapest fruits to juice in summer — often under $0.20 per pound at peak season — and one of the best dietary sources of L-citrulline, an amino acid the body converts to arginine and then to nitric oxide. This juice combines it with cucumber and mint for a hydrating, genuinely refreshing summer drink.

⏱ 7 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

Citrus

Blood Orange Spring Citrus Juice

Blood oranges are available from December through April — and the last weeks of their season (late March to April) are when they're cheapest and most widely available. Moro blood oranges have a distinctly different flavor from navel oranges: raspberry-cherry notes, deeper color, and anthocyanins not found in common orange varieties.

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

Berry

Spring Strawberry Basil Juice

Strawberries have two or three weeks of genuine peak flavor in late spring, and this juice is built to capture it. Fresh basil adds rosmarinic acid and a herbal complexity that elevates strawberry juice beyond a smoothie substitute — and cucumber makes the volume possible.

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

Berry

Berry Beet Juice Recipe with Tart Cherry

Strawberries, blueberries, tart cherries, and beet pressed into a layered juice that combines three distinct phytonutrient classes — anthocyanins, betalains, and dietary nitrates — for a genuinely complex nutritional profile.

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

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

Berry

Berry Blast Juice

Blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, and pomegranate pressed into one deeply pigmented juice — built around anthocyanins — pigments studied in peer-reviewed research for their relationship with cognitive and cardiovascular health.

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

Tropical

Tropical Paradise Juice

This cold-pressed tropical juice combines pineapple, mango, papaya, and coconut water into a phytonutrient-rich blend — with an honest look at what pineapple's bromelain and turmeric's curcumin have and haven't been shown to do.

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

Tropical

Mango Juice Recipe with Turmeric and Ginger

Mango takes center stage in this bright, tropical cold-press juice. Turmeric and a crack of black pepper add warmth — and the pepper's piperine helps the body absorb turmeric's curcumin.

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

Citrus

Multi-Citrus Juice Recipe (Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon & Lime)

Four citrus fruits, one bright glass. This multi-citrus blend layers sweetness, tartness, and serious nutrition — including a rarely discussed difference between pink and white grapefruit.

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

Tropical

Dragon Fruit Juice Recipe (Red Pitaya)

Red-fleshed dragonfruit makes one of the most visually striking juices you can produce at home — and the nutritional profile matches the drama. Here's how to get it right.

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

Tropical

Kiwi Pineapple Juice Recipe

Kiwi and pineapple make one of the most nutrient-dense tropical juice pairings you can make at home — punchy, tangy, and packed with real vitamin C and digestive enzymes.

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

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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.