Orange Beet Juice Recipe

This orange beet juice recipe provides simple instructions to make a nutritious, tasty refreshment. It’s much cheaper than store-bought, has pure ingredients, and brings many benefits to your health (and skin!).

Have there been times when you had tons of beets and not a single clue what to do with them? They make great salads, or a good sides when roasted, and amazing beverages when juiced with other fruits.

We also know beets aren’t a favorite for most people, because of their earthy aroma. This recipe has beet juice mixed with orange juice and pomegranate juice, making the flavor of beets less pronounced.

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Is Our Orange Beet Juice Healthy?

Our orange beet juice recipe makes a refreshing, nutrient-packed beverage to drink on the regular.

1. Support the Immune System

For starters, this juice has a similar effect on your immune system as most organic juices, thanks to the antioxidants.

Antioxidants are known to protect our cells from damage caused by free radicals. This damage is referred to as “oxidative stress,” which is linked to immune deficiency, Medical News Today says.

Diets rich in antioxidants can, therefore, improve immune system performance.

2. Lower Blood Pressure

This is one of the unique properties of beets, or any other rich source of organic nitrates. These substances raise nitric oxide levels, which can lead to a significant reduction in blood pressure.

Thanks to this special property, beet juice is sometimes treated as a home remedy for hypertension. Research shows beet juice is a potential supplementation to reduce blood pressure.

However, we believe diseases and health conditions should be treated and cured by the hands of professionals. If you do have hypertension or related diseases, we recommend consulting a doctor, rather than relying on articles online.

3. Promote Cardiovascular Health

An antioxidant-rich diet is also linked to lowered risks of cardiovascular diseases, a study claims. Antioxidants like vitamin C can protect the artery walls against radical damage, thus enhancing their durability.

Vitamin C is also found to lower the rate of LDL oxidation, which leads to artery plaque formation. Sufficient intake of this vitamin is, therefore, linked to effective plaque removal.

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In addition to this nutrient, iron and folate in beet juice also play important roles in the body. They are responsible for forming red blood cells, ensuring the normal circulation of blood.

4. Maintain Healthy Skin

Our skin cells constantly suffer from oxidative stress caused by free radicals. Oxidative stress damages the cells, which can accelerate the aging process of skin cells.

Antioxidants like vitamin C can reduce the effects of oxidative stress and thus slow down the aging process.

Besides this orange beet juice recipe, we have a list of beverages that are made with beet juice. Check out our best beet juice recipes to make nutritious drinks daily with beets!

Orange Beet Juice Calories

One serving of this orange beet juice recipe yields 113 calories.

Oranges and beets are naturally sweet, so we were supposed to add zero sugar or honey into this drink. However, the oranges we had were far from sweet, and as a result, we turned to granulated sugar.

The amount we added is 6 grams per serving, which accounts for only less than 20% of the total calories. This completely complies with the USDA’s recommended daily intake of sugar:

How to Make Orange Beet Juice

To make this juice, you will need:

• Beets, cut into small chunks
• Pomegranate seeds
• Orange juice
• Sugar
• Mint leaves
• Water
• Ice cubes

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Here are the steps for our orange beet juice recipe:

Step 1: Make the beet juice

Step 2: Make the pomegranate juice

Step 3: Mix the ingredients

Step 4: Serve

There are so many other ways to use beets. From making carrot and beet juice to making juice to assist the body’s detox process, the options are endless!

Make Orange Beet Juice Without a Juicer

Getting a juicer can be a great nuisance, especially if you don’t drink juice on a daily basis. Researching, writing down the criteria, considerations— we’ve been through all of it, and it is not easy.

With a blender and cheesecloth, you can make beet juice in the comfort of your own kitchen.

First, cut the beets into small pieces. The smaller the pieces are, the less time it will take for your blender.

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Then, add the beets into the blender along with ½ cup of water. Blend until it becomes a smoothie, and then grab the cheesecloth to extract the juice by hand.

Place the cheesecloth over a sieve, into a bowl. Pour the beet “smoothie” into the cheesecloth, grab its corners, and wring out the beet juice.

You’ll find the amount of liquid coming out is the same, no matter how hard you squeeze it. Be gentle with it, and you’ll end up with a beautiful batch of juice in less than 5 minutes.

In love with this recipe? You may find this best easy juice roundup helpful. Otherwise, scan through our orange juice recipes for lots of orange ideas.

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Orange Beet Juice Recipe

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Our orange beet juice recipe makes a delicious beverage to enjoy in the a.m or p.m. It's also super simple to incorporate into your diet.

• prep TIME 5 mins
• total TIME 5 mins

• COURSE Beverage
• CUISINE Global
• SERVINGS
  4

  servings
• CALORIES 113 kcal

INGREDIENTS

1x2x3x

• beet6 ozbeet
• pomegranate6 ozpomegranate
• orange juice10 fl ozorange juice
• sugar2 tbspsugar
• water0.5 cupwater
• mint leaves6 mint leaves

INSTRUCTIONS

1

Make the beet juice: Feed beets into the juicer and collect the juice.

2

Make the pomegranate juice: Get a piece of cheesecloth and place it in a bowl. Add a handful of pomegranate seeds in the middle, grab the corners of the cloth, and wring out the pomegranate juice.

3

Mix the ingredients: Mix the juices in a large pitcher. Add sugar and water, and stir until everything dissolves.

4

Serve: garnish with mint leaves and enjoy.

NUTRITION

Nutrition Facts

Orange Beet Juice Recipe

Amount Per Serving (1 serving)

Calories 113Calories from FDA

% Daily Value*

Fat 1g

1%

Saturated Fat 0g

0%

Polyunsaturated Fat 0g

Monounsaturated Fat 0g

Cholesterol 0mg

0%

Sodium 43mg

2%

Potassium 394mg

8%

Carbohydrate 26g

9%

Fiber 3g

11%

Sugar 21g

42%

Protein 2g

4%

Vitamin A 233IU

5%

Vitamin C 46mg

51%

Calcium 27mg

2%

Iron 1mg

6%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.