Easy Carrot Juice Recipe

Easy carrot juice recipe! This healthy juice is packed full of nutrients, refreshing, simple, and tasty. If you want to know how to make carrot juice in a blender with no need for a juicer, you are in the right place. Let me show you how to make carrot juice 6 ways.

Carrot juice is healthy, refreshing and delicious. It is versatile and a cheap way of getting cool, nutrients packed drink.

Just like my strawberry lemonade and cucumber juice recipe, it is easy and quick to make.

Eating raw carrots helps with improving health and I use it in my cooking, smoothies, salads, and drinks.

We make this easy carrot juice recipe once in a while when my children request it as I prefer homemade rather than buying from the store.

These carrot juice recipes I'll be sharing with you are so good. From one that makes use of just two ingredients to combining with other fruits like orange, apple, cucumber to enhance the taste, you have four options to choose from and they are all healthy and refreshing.

Carrot Juice Recipe

Making carrot juice without a juicer! I am sharing 6 easy carrot juice recipes with you that you can make at home at any time.

These recipes are straightforward and foolproof and anyone can make them. My 8-year-old likes to make it and I just supervise her do it. It's that easy.

Here are some reasons why I like this recipe

• Carrots are cheap and available all year round so one can make the juice any time.

• They are not too sweet, made from fresh ingredients and no preservative added.

• No fancy or heavy tool required to make it. You can make these recipes using either a blender, food processor and if you have a juicer, go ahead and use it.

• This homemade carrot juice is better than from carton or concentrate.

• Not only is it tasty, refreshing and inexpensive to make, but it also has health benefits which I'll summarise for you below.

Benefits of Carrot Juice

• Carrots contain over 85% water and a good source of fiber which helps in hydration and digestion.

• They are a great source of Vitamin A and also contain Vitamin B and K. Vitamin A helps protect against night blindness and improve vision, the beta carotene in it makes skin look better.

• The carotenoids in them may help protect against cancer.

• They may lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease.

• Carrots are good for weightloss because they have very low-fat content and you can substitute with high-calorie sugary drinks.

• They contain antioxidants that are good for the immune system.

Ingredients

Detailed ingredient list and directions in the printable recipe card at the bottom of this post.

Carrots - I used orange carrots and that's what this post is based on. There are other varieties like black and purple carrots but I have not used those before for juicing. You can use baby or organic carrots. The baby ones taste milder.

Sugar or Honey - You can use caster sugar, granulated sugar, or honey. Honey is healthier than sugar and a tablespoon of honey contains 64 calories.

Water

Ice - This is optional but you can serve carrot juice and have it cold immediately if served on ice.

What else can you add

Some other ingredients that you can combine with carrots for drinking are listed below. All of these have their own benefits and mixing with carrots not only enhances the taste but added health benefits.

Ginger

Cucumber - Low calorie, hydrating, and nutrient-packed.

Apple - Sweet and healthy. Use red, green, or any sweet apple.

Orange - I like adding for citrusy taste and natural sweetening.

Milk - Whole milk, semi-skimmed, skimmed, or even coconut milk.

Tools

Blender - You can use a blender or smoothie maker. I used a blender to make the recipes in this post and it works fine.

Food processor - If not using a blender you can use a food processor.

Juicer - Either use juicer, blender, or food processor.

Cheesecloth -To sieve the juice from the chaff.

Pitcher or bottle- To pour the juice and serve. Any pitcher that's at least 1 litre volume will work fine for these recipes.

Knife - To cut the vegetables and fruits.

How to Make Carrot Juice

Scrape the outer skin or wash the carrots thoroughly to get rid of any dirt.

Cut and add carrots in a blender or food processor then add in water and honey or sugar.

Blend till smooth then pour through a cheesecloth into a bowl.

Transfer the juice into a pitcher and chill in the fridge.

Serve and enjoy.

VARIATION

Carrot Ginger Juice

Ingredients

Carrots

Ginger

Sugar or Honey

Water

Directions

Peel the ginger and rinse. Scrape the outer skin off the carrots or wash thoroughly.

Add ginger, carrots, sugar, or honey and water in a blender or food processor and blend until smooth.

Pour through a sieve or cheesecloth into a bowl.

Transfer to a pitcher and refrigerate or serve over ice and enjoy.

Carrot Orange Juice

Ingredients

Carrots

Oranges

Sugar or Honey

Water

Directions

Scrape the outer skin off the carrots or wash thoroughly. Juice the oranges.

Cut and add carrots in a blender or food processor then add in water and honey or sugar.

Blend till smooth then pour through a cheesecloth into a bowl.

Add the orange juice and transfer it into a pitcher then chill it in the fridge.

Serve and enjoy.

Apple Carrot Juice

Ingredients

Apples

Carrots

Honey or sugar

Water

Directions

Scrape off the outer skin off the carrots or wash thoroughly and cut.

Rinse apple and cut into small sizes. Remove the core.

Add all ingredients into a blender or food processor.

Add in water and honey or sugar then blend till smooth.

Pour through a cheesecloth into a bowl then transfer the juice into a pitcher and chill in the fridge.

Serve and enjoy.

Cucumber Carrot Juice

Ingredients

Cucumber

Carrots

Sugar or Honey or to taste

Water

Directions

Rinse the cucumber and if it has seed, remove the seeds. Scrape or wash the carrots thoroughly.

Add carrots, cucumber, sugar, or honey in a blender or food processor then add in water.

Blend till smooth then pour through a cheesecloth into a bowl.

Transfer the juice into a pitcher and put it in the fridge to chill.

Serve and enjoy.

Carrot Juice with Milk

Ingredients

Carrots

Milk - Whole milk, semi-skimmed, skimmed, or coconut milk.

Honey or Sugar

Water

Directions

Scrape the outer skin off the carrots or wash thoroughly.

Cut and add carrots in a blender or food processor then add in water and honey or sugar.

Blend till smooth then pour through a cheesecloth into a bowl.

Add milk, stir and pour into a pitcher. Put in the fridge to chill or serve over ice.

How to Serve and the best time to drink Carrot Juice

Serve it chilled or over ice and enjoy. You can garnish with mint, cucumber, orange or lemon slices. Drink at any time of the day most especially when in the summer or when it's hot and you need to keep hydrated.

You can serve with bakes like meat pie, sponge cake, carrot cake, and with most meals.

How to Store

Pour in a bottle or pitcher and store in the fridge for up to 2 days. You can freeze for up to 3 months. When needed, bring out of the freezer and put in the fridge to thaw then shake, serve and enjoy.

Tips

• Adjust the quantity of honey and water to suit your preference.

• Cut fruit and vegetables into small sizes so it's easier to blend.

• Serve on ice to have immediately chilled juice.

• You can add in some lemon juice to make it carrot lemonade.

• Add milk, cinnamon and ginger to make it Jamaican carrot juice.

FAQ

Is it safe to drink carrot juice everyday?

Yes, you can drink it every day if you wish. It is nutritious, hydrates and refreshes. Remember moderation is key.

Does carrot juice reduce weight

It may help in weight loss as it is low in calories and can be substituted with sugary drinks. Drink as part of a healthy weight loss diet.

How do you make carrot juice taste better

Carrots are naturally sweet. Combining with fruits like oranges, apples, cucumber, enhances the taste.

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