credit to archanaskitchen.com
Ingredients
- 2 apples I used green apple
- ½ beetroot small
- 1 carrot
- 1-inch ginger piece
- ½ lemon
- 1 pinch Salt generous
Instructions
Peel the carrot and beet. Together with the apple, roughly chop them.
Put ginger and the chopped things in a blender.
Mix without adding water, then pass through a metal sieve.
Blend again after adding 3/4 cup to 1 cup of water. Use a metal strainer to filter.
Lemon juice, salt, and a little mixing later, enjoy.
Apple, beetroot, and carrot juice are known as ABC juice, and ginger and lemon are added to balance the flavor.
I had this post sitting in my drafts for a while and was considering using it for a short post. I suppose ABC juice is really well-liked. I’ve noticed in juice bar menus. Never experimented on my own, either at home or in stores. primarily because I don’t frequently purchase apples and beets together. Well, in addition to the beautiful meals Laxmi provided me, I also received some green apples.
Moreover, I had some organic beets, so I decided to make this drink for breakfast. To meet my requirement for fruits and vegetables, I wish to add such juices or smoothies. Yet, my day proceeds according to my typical patterns. Numerous times, I considered buying a juicer but detested the cleaning process. Even though I now have a dishwasher, I’m not sure how it would make cleaning any easier.
Have you ever questioned the nutritional value of juices and worried that the fiber will be wasted? I mainly refrain from preparing such juice because of this. But I contend that anything is preferable to nothing. I sometimes feel that at least I can have it this way because of my bad eating habits. As an alternative to drinking juice all the time, you can always combine and balance it with smoothies.
Vj needs sugar in his juice as well. All of the insoluble nutrients have already been removed from the juice, and we just take the soluble ones. By itself, it raises the blood sugar level. Addition of sugar to it? With all we read these days on many platforms, I feel bad adding sugar to my diet. When we were children, drinking sugary juice was not a big concern, but things have changed lately.
I concur that it is best to stay away from sugar due to lifestyle choices. I used to be able to add up to 1 tablespoon of sugar to my milk when I drank something, but nowadays I can’t since it tastes too sweet (coffee shop beverages are another issue, but only seldom). Since all of the components we use in this juice are sweet, I drank it without any sugar, but I gave it to him with a little sugar.