If there was ever a time that our bodies needed to detox, the New Year would be it. Packed with vitamins and essential minerals, this recipe is perfect for restoring the balance after the busy festive season. A colourful glass of this sunshine juice will revitalise and boost your energy levels. What better way to start the day! Any leftover carrot juice, can be frozen in an ice cube tray so next time you make this you won’t need to use any ice.
Ingredients
- 250ml fresh carrot juice
- 250ml orange juice
- 1 green apple, peeled, cored and chopped
- 2tsps freshly grated ginger
- 1tbsp honey
- Handful of ice cubes
WEIGHT CONVERTER
Method
- Blitz all the ingredients in a blender until smooth and serve.
Top Tip for making Carrot, orange and apple booster smoothie
If you can’t find carrot juice in the supermarkets, but you have a juicer setting on your blender, then juice some fresh carrots instead.
-
Green smoothieGreen smoothies are the perfect way to fill up the healthy way. Our green smoothie recipe packs in plenty of protein and cold-fighting fruit and veg
-
Strawberry smoothieThis strawberry smoothie is a healthy, filling and colourful way to start any day.
-
Banana, raspberry and yogurt breakfast smoothieMade with frozen fruits and honey, this fruity breakfast smoothie is a great way to kick off your day.
-
Sweet potato and courgette fish cakesThese sweet potato and courgette fish cakes take 30 minutes to make and can be served with chips, salad, or steamed veg on the side...
-
Chicken and spinach lasagneThis chicken and spinach lasagne is a great new take on the family favourite and it’s easy to prepare during the day to cook come dinner time...
-
Broccoli pasta with pancettaThis broccoli pasta with pancetta takes 30 minutes to cook making it a great speedy family dinner...
-
Kate Middleton’s 'two veg' breakfast is an easy energy boost for busy mumsThe Princess of Wales is said to eat the same things for breakfast each day
-
Kate Middleton reveals 'healthy' new snack she's 'going to try' with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince LouisIt sounds delicious
-
The Royal Family’s go-to Boxing Day breakfast is not for the faint of heart but it is easy to recreateThe meal has been described as the ‘ultimate comfort food dish’
