Back to my Roots (yeah!)

Oct 30, 2015 | Life

A warming winter juice from my Winter Cleanse Plan, made with carrots, parsnips, beetroot and apple, using only fresh, seasonal root vegetables for a deep red colour.

Nothing says winter like root vegetables. Taken from the Winter Cleanse Plan, this gorgeous red juice uses only fresh, seasonal ingredients

Juicy Ingredients

3 carrots
2 parsnips
1/2 beetroot (beet)
1 apple

How to Make It

Wash / clean all the produce
Juice the apple
Juice the parsnips
Juice the beetroot
Juice the carrots

I make mine in the Optimum 600 Cold Press Juicer.

Tags: Juicing, Natural Juice Junkie, Recipes

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