4 Easy Homemade Juice Recipes (No Juicer Required!)

During summer I always love to have a big bowl of fruits and vegetables in my kitchen. When the weather is hot, there is nothing better than fresh salads or berries. The problem is, they don’t tend to keep for very long and I often find myself having to get rid of fruit or vegetables that have gone bad, and there’s nothing worse than letting all that delicious food go to waste! Lately I’ve gotten really into making fresh homemade juices – I am not on a cleanse, but I truly believe there is no better way to start your day than a cold glass of homemade juice. These 4 recipes are easy to make and taste delicious, plus they are very, very good for you! If you have a favorite juice recipe, leave it in the comments below! We’d love to check it out :)

Good news: you don’t need a juicer to make these! I made them all with a blender. If you don’t like a lot of pulp in your juice, add a step to the instructions below to run through a strainer before drinking.

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This green juice is packed with iron, vitamin K, fiber and antioxidants – mostly from the healthy dose of kale. The lemon adds a nice citrus flavor plus vitamin C, and the cucumber makes the juice hydrating and refreshing.

Ingredients
Makes 12 oz.

1 cup chopped kale

1 cup diced cucumber

1 fresh squeezed lemon

1 tablespoon finely chopped ginger

1 cup water

Blend ingredients until smooth, and pour through a strainer if desired. Serve chilled and garnish with some kale and a cucumber slice!

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Rainy Day Blues

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Berries might be one of my favorite things to eat, and this juice is packed with blueberries, blackberries and raspberries to give you a healthy dose of antioxidants. Blueberries are the highest in antioxidants of any fruit and give your immune system a nice boost. I like adding a little bit of honey and bee pollen to this juice as well; bee pollen is high in protein and honey is a great natural energy booster!

Ingredients
Makes 21 oz.

1 cup blackberries

1 cup blueberries

1 cup raspberries

1 teaspoon honey

1 teaspoon bee pollen

½ cup water

Blend ingredients until smooth, and pour through a strainer if desired. Serve chilled and garnish with a few blueberries!

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Sunshine Blues

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I didn’t set out to make this juice, but I had some leftover blueberries, blackberries and lemons, so I decided to make some berry lemonade! Served over ice, this makes an amazing refreshing summer drink. Plus, it has all the benefits of blueberries and lots of vitamin C!

Ingredients
Makes 12 oz.

½ cup blackberries

½ cup blueberries

2 freshly squeezed lemons

1 tablespoon freshly chopped ginger

1 cup water

Blend ingredients until smooth, and pour through a strainer if desired. Serve over ice and garnish with a lemon wedge.

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Tropical Morning

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My favorite of all of the juices! If I could drink this every morning for breakfast I’d be happy. It’s like a delicious orange juice alternative with tropical fruit flavor and lots of healthy benefits including a ton of vitamin C and antioxidants. The addition of coconut water adds to the tropical flavor and helps hydrate your body and gives you an energy boost to start your day.

Ingredients
Makes 16 oz.

1 cup diced peaches

1 cup diced and peeled mango

1 freshly squeezed orange

½ cup coconut water

1 teaspoon agave nectar

Blend ingredients until smooth, and pour through a strainer if desired. Serve chilled and garnish with a peach slice.

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What is your favorite juice recipe? Share it below!

Photos by Julia.

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Stef
11 years ago

1 large beet, 1 granny smith apple, 2 carrots, and ginger to taste (I like a lot!)… So good. I love juice

11 years ago

also !! for any of you smoothie/ juice fiends like myself ~ adding Chia Seeds to your drink are an easy ~ tasteless way to add a ton of omegas& other great nutrients to your body. it blends into your drink so well with all the other bits of strawberry or raspberry seeds. i shop for my chia seeds in a small bag from Trader Joes. peace& love to all my ladies <3

Roni
11 years ago

Just had a wonderful juice ths morning, one mango, handful of blueberies, a few strawberries, and a splash of squeezed orange juice, add some ice and there you go. It was just what I needed to start my day :)

Ben
11 years ago

Great article, I would like to study my favorite.

Nat
11 years ago

Ahhhh these sound so good… Now all I need is a blender… Guess that’s tomorrow’s shopping!

11 years ago

Good juice recipes collection. Delicious and healthy

Harriet
11 years ago

Got leftover blueberry juice? Pour it over breafast cereal or use 1 cupful instead of cold water in making up a jelly.

11 years ago

Your post is awesome. Iam a big fan of juice and your article makes it easier for the people that don’t have a juicer.
You can always add Aloe Vera liquid to the mix, it’s too healthy and a blender and strainer. I just posted some pictures on my website, see this link. Middle of the page second recipe.
http://www.organicmomskitchen.com/homemade-recipes.html

You are also more than welcome to leave me comments.

Ninox
11 years ago

My go to juice is usually kiwi fruit, banana, watermelon, orange with a dash of bunderim ginger concentrate, honey to taste and any variety of these. Often when the fruit starts to turn just cut it up and freeze then the next time you have iced fruit for your drink as well as the contents. I also use any other fruit that I buy, berries, mango, lemon, etc.. You can also add soda water, basil, garlic(trust me), mint, and probably a huge amount of other herbs I can’t think of right now… Occasionally I will use left over plain unflavored, unsealed pumpkin that was either roasted or boiled… The key is to experiment and see what works for you.

Lolagail
11 years ago

I was wondering how long the juicce would keep? Do you have to make fresh evfery morning, or would it keep in fridge for a day or two? Thanks.

FrenchFeath3r
11 years ago

Hi Lolagail, I think it’s best to make it fresh. Personally, when I leave it for a couple days, it just never tastes the same. :)

Christine
11 years ago

Juicing has made my skin clear, my waistline trim, and my body light on its feet. My friends laugh and then scratch their heads in confusion as to why they have bad skin, are fat, and have no energy. Their nightcaps of glasses of wine and their daily fast food diets are an epic fail, but they refuse to see the truth!

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10 years ago

Wow, so beautiful photos! I like your Tropical morning. I do the same but instead of peaches and coconut water I add 1 peeled kiwi and sparkling mineral water. So good! Sometimes I do my favorite- handful of grapes, 1 apple, half of fresh ginger, 1/4 lemon and sparkling mineral water.

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Nice ideas , and recipes ……i wanted the mango juice recipe without using a juicer !

10 years ago

This is the recipe that I’m looking for. I don’t have a juicer, so this recipe is perfect for me.

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