Julia’s Green Juice

{What comes out…}

I got a fancy, shiny, new Omega juicer for Christmas and I couldn’t be more excited about it. I’ve been waking up early before work in the mornings so that I can experiment with different kinds of juice. P.O. (pre-Omega), I used to head over to The Juice Press every morning and pay $9/day for my breakfast green juice.

Now things are different and my life is changed (and my bank account is not depleting quite so quickly). I buy a bunch of greens, apples, lemon, fresh ginger, and other vegetables on Sundays and use them all week to make juice. Total cost = about $3/juice. Score!

What do I put in my green juice? A mixture of the following fruits and vegetables. The amounts change daily and I suggest that you play around with these to find the perfect balance for you.

Julia’s Green Juice
-Kale
-Romaine
-Celery
-1 Gala apple
-Ginger
-Juice of 1/2 lemon

{What goes in}

{So shiny!}

{Separation of juice and fibers}

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  1. martha said:

    awesome! thank you for the easy recipe! Next step. purchase my own juicer, is it necessary to go high end?

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    • Julia said:

      i dont know if it’s necessary but it makes juicing much easier! i have friends with other juicers and they complain about how long it takes to clean. i would definitely do your research. good luck!

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  2. Rachel @Healthy Chicks said:

    I just got a juicer for Christmas too and I am absolutely in love with it! Juicing can be SO expensive when you buy it at a store/cafe/ spa etc. I find it much more feasible and fun to make my own!

    I love the carrot-kale-cucumber-apple combo, and I really want to start experimenting with beets. So many great combos to try!

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