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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All (29) 🌱 Beginner-Friendly (6) 🥬 Green Juices (7) 🥕 Vegetable Juices (12) 🍍 Fruit Juices (15) 🌅 Morning Juices (8) 📉 Lower-Sugar Juices (5)

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Green Juices

Celery, cucumber, spinach, kale and herb-based juices.

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Pure Celery Juice: What the Science Actually Shows

Celery juice has accumulated extraordinary health claims online — most without clinical evidence. This recipe lays out what the research actually supports: meaningful potassium, vitamin K, and apigenin content, alongside an honest assessment of the widely repeated claims that don't hold up.

⏱ 6 minutes 🥤 1 serving (12 oz) Sweetness: Low

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Anti-Inflammatory Green Juice

Different from a detox green juice — this recipe prioritizes apigenin, bromelain, gingerols, and curcumin as its active compounds. The celery-pineapple base makes it easy to drink daily, while spinach adds magnesium and turmeric adds curcumin, a compound studied for its effect on COX enzymes.

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

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Ginger Fennel Digestive Juice

Ginger accelerates gastric emptying. Fennel relaxes intestinal smooth muscle. Pineapple adds bromelain for protein digestion. This recipe targets the actual mechanisms behind bloating and sluggish digestion — not just "digestive support" in the abstract.

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

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Pregnancy-Safe Folate Green Juice

Most green juice recipes aren't written with pregnancy safety in mind. This one is. Spinach, asparagus, cucumber, orange, and lemon provide folate, iron, and vitamin C — with a clear guide to which common juicing ingredients should be avoided during pregnancy.

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

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Spring Asparagus & Cucumber Detox Juice

Fresh asparagus has a 6–8 week season in spring, and its flavor when used fresh is completely different from year-round commercial asparagus. This juice is built around that seasonal window — asparagus, cucumber, fennel, mint, and lemon in a light, diuretic-leaning blend.

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

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Spring Pea, Mint & Honeydew Juice

Fresh shelling peas are in season for about 6 weeks in late spring. This is the only time this recipe makes sense — frozen peas won't juice, and snap peas give a completely different result. A delicate, genuinely spring-tasting green juice that's unlike anything else on this site.

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

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Green Detox Juice

This green juice isn't a detox gimmick — it's built on the actual biochemistry of liver detoxification. Your liver handles detoxification on its own; kale, spinach, celery, cucumber, and lemon contribute glucosinolates, vitamins, and other compounds that have been studied in relation to Phase I and II liver enzymes.

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

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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.