Fresh Fruit Juice Challenge: The better ACE-Juice!

I just love making and drinking fresh made juice.

It´s tasty, healthy, fresh and the best you know what is in it! 😉

First of all! Special thanks to @chetanpadliya for inviting me to the challenge!
It´s a pleasure for me to take part!

I named my juice "The better ACE-Juice" for an important reason!

I have done it before as well, because of not knowing about it and so other people as well!
Or, let´s say in other words:

" We haven´t thought about it clear enough!"

What I mean is, the huge variaty of juices, which we get offered daily from the supermarkets and people bying these products, because they are thinking it is healthy, right?

No, it´s not!

When you are bying a juice in the supermarket, you don´t buy what your mind guess to get or know, like getting something important for its body!

Simply say: Juice means always it has to be fresh as well!

A juice can give you a lot of power, if you know, where you should focus on and when we are talking about a juice, try to imagine a cocktail full of power, which is fully charged, when it´s fresh made! Means also after making a juice, I would highly recommend to drink it directly after and latest till two hours! Please, just try it for yourself!

To make juice longer durable, it would take the same procedure like with most of the milk products, which you can buy in the supermarkets.

...and now I would love to show you my Today´s Fresh Juice Mix: The better ACE-Juice!

What I have used for this healthy juice:

You need:

🎔 one carrot
🎔 a bit of ginger
🎔 a handful amount of celery
🎔 red beet stalks & leaves
🎔 two oranges
🎔 two kiwis
🎔 the half of a lemon
🎔 and an apple

You get:

It is not (just) the colour of it what makes this fresh juice so awesome, it´s yummy and healthy. No more words to this player in the kitchen ;)

Extras:

You could also use pomegranate instead of an orange, if you like!

What I ´m doing with the rest of the fruits?

When you are using your juicer, you just don´t get the juice out of the fruits. As you can see in the pictures, you always have a little amount of vegetable fibres over. So, what to do with it?

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Special thanks to @unclehermit for your comment in my last post click here, about using the fibres for making some crackers out of it.

You can also use it for an indoor-composter, where you can add your coffee grounds, tea bags and so on...

later on you could use it for indoor-planting for example 🌱

In my case, I put the biological waste to my outdoor-composter and distribute the resulting compost soil later to my vegetable garden in coming spring.