Beet Goes On

Oct 30, 2015 | Life

Beet Goes On is a red juice from my Winter Cleanse made with beetroot, carrot, cucumber and lemon, meant to support the liver's detox process.

A delicious red juice with beetroot to stimulate the liver’s detoxification process, carrot, cucumber and lemon

Taken from the 'Winter Cleanse' this delicious red juice is made from with beetroot, to stimulate the liver’s detoxification process, carrot, cucumber and lemon.

Juicy Ingredients

4 carrots
1/2 beetroot (beet)
1/2 cucumber
1/2 lemon (wax free, skin on)

How to Make It

Wash / clean all the produce
Juice the lemon
Juice the cucumber
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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