Homemade V8 Juice Recipe
Make your own homemade, healthy version of V8 juice that is charged with vitamins, minerals, and enzymes.
Ingredients
tomato | 11.46 oz | 325 g | 2 tomatoes |
carrot | 3.22 oz | 91 g | 1 1/2 medium carrots |
celery | 1.21 oz | 34 g | 1 medium stalk |
romaine | 0.71 oz | 20 g | 1/2 cup shredded |
spinach | 0.63 oz | 18 g | 1/2 cup |
parsley | 0.36 oz | 10 g | 1/4 cup chopped |
watercress | 0.14 oz | 4 g | 1/5 cup chopped |
beet (red variety) | 0.11 oz | 3 g | 1 slice (1" diameter) |
garlic | 0.08 oz | 2 g | 1/2 clove |
Directions
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Wash and weigh all ingredients.
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Remove the top ends of the carrots and beets.
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Run ingredients through your juicer.
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Chill in the fridge or freezer.
Pro tips
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This juice makes a great Bloody Mary cold-pressed cocktail base.
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Looking for something a tad more salty? Try adding more celery.
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Wanting to add more of a kick? Try adding cayenne pepper, hot sauce, black pepper, or jalapeno.
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Prefer something a bit more acidic? Add some lemon juice!
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How about something a little more smoky or tangy? Worcestershire sauce to the rescue!
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Try adding more greens, (like lettuce or more watercress), making sure you avoid ones that will throw off the taste balance too much.
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Leave the stems on the leafy greens – they typically contain a lot of flavor and juice. Coming from the farm, leafy greens usually have the most dirt on the leaves and need to be thoroughly washed.
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Remove the beet top ends and clean the bottoms thoroughly. If they are small in size, remove the bottom skinny part as well.