How to make celery juice taste good and better? (5 Best Celery Recipes)

Most people want to have sweet and flavorful drinks. But, when they drink celery juice, they might not get great taste as celery is taste bright salty, and bitter.

So, they want to know- how to make celery juice taste good and better.

Well, we have put some effort to solve this problem and make our celery juice sweeter and more pleasant.

Today, we will explain the exact same process with you so that you can make your celery juice taste good and better like us.

How to make celery juice taste good and better?

To make your celery juice taste good and better, you can make the following 5 best celery juice recipes-

Celery and sweet apple recipe
Celery, Ginger, Meyer Lemon, and apple juice recipe
Celery and Carrot juice recipe
Celery and pineapple juice recipe
Celery, orange, and carrot juice recipe

§ Juicing Celery and sweet apples:

To get a good and sweet taste, you can add sweet apples with celery. You will get a variety of apples out there. Some apples are sweeter, some are tarter and some are mixed flavor. So, try to choose the apples that are sweeter over tarter to make your celery juice taste better.

All you need:

2-3 stalks of celery
2-3 sweet apples
A juicer
A colander

Directions:

Try to buy organic celery from the supermarket or local farmer. Because celery is often grown by using pesticides on a large scale than other fruits and vegetables. If you use inorganic celery, make sure to scrub the celery properly before juicing.
Clean and throw away if you have any rotten celery stalks and wash and scrub the stalks and apples rinsing in running water.
Cut the celery stalks into smaller chunks and slice the apples into small portions.
Turn on your celery juicer, toss the ingredients into the feeder tube of the juicer and juice them properly.
Once finish juicing, strain the juice in a colander to get pure juice.
Try to drink the juice on an empty stomach in the morning for getting more nutrients than freezing for later use.

§ Celery, Ginger, Meyer lemon, and apple juice recipe:

Juicing celery stalks along with ginger, apples, and Meyer lemon help make your celery juice taste good and sweet.

Apart from that, you get different types of nutrients in one drink.

Ginger is rich in gingerol, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory properties that help control blood sugar and cholesterol levels, improve heart health and digestive system, check osteoarthritis and put alkalizing effect.

Meyer lemon adds sweetness and floral flavor to your celery juice along with varieties of nutritional values.

Unfortunately, it is a seasonal fruit that usually grows between late winter and early spring. If you don’t get Meyer lemon, you can add normal lemon but you don’t get much sweetness.

You need:

2-3 stalks of celery
3-5 apples
2-inch ginger root
2-3 Meyer lemon

Directions:

Select organic celery stalks, fresh apples, Meyer lemons, and ginger. Throw away any damaged portions before juicing.
Scrub, clean, and wash the ingredients in running water so that any dirt and pesticides remove thoroughly.
Cut the stalks into smaller chunks, slice the apples into small portions, and remove the core and seeds as they contain toxic properties. Peel the ginger and Meyer lemons and cut them into smaller shards.
Turn on the juicer; toss all ingredients into the feeding chute and juice properly.
Once complete juicing, strain the juice and enjoy a sweet celery juice.

§ Celery and carrot juice recipe:

You can make your celery juice make taste good and better if you juice it along with carrots, ginger, and lemons. If you want sweeter celery juice you can add apples and sugar also.

All you need:

3-4 stalks of celery
4-5 carrots (medium size)
2-3 apples
6-7 fresh mint leaves
2-3 inches of ginger
1-2 lemons
2 tbsp sugar

Directions:

Scrub and wash all the ingredients under running water properly.
Cut all ingredients into smaller portions and remove the core and seeds of apples and lemons.
Run the juicer and toss the juicing ingredients into the feeder chute and juice them properly.
Once finished juicing, add some ice cubes and enjoy the tasty celery juice.

§ Celery and pineapple juice recipe:

This juice recipe gives you a hydrating and good flavor juicing experience. Apart from that, this recipe is loaded with different vitamins, antioxidants, alkalizing properties, anti-inflammatory elements, and other nutrients which help improve our digestive system and boost our immune system.

All you need to make this recipe:

1-2 cups pineapple
2-4 celery stalks
1 lemon
1 small size cucumber
1 cup parsley
1-2 inches ginger

Directions:

Clean and wash all ingredients under running water.
Peel the ginger, pineapple, lemon, and cucumber and cut all ingredients into smaller portions so that you can easily put them into the feeder hopper of a juicer.
Turn on your juicer (I personally use a Jack Lalanne juicer), toss all ingredients one after another into the feeder chute of the juicer, and juice properly.
Once complete juicing, drink this tasty juice recipe as soon as possible or freeze for more extended periods.

§ Celery, orange, and carrot juice recipe:

Juicing celery with orange and carrot makes your celery juice taste good and sweet. Apart from health benefits from celery alone, juicing along with oranges and carrots adds more vitamins, antioxidants, fiber, calcium, potassium, folate, and much more nutritional value to your celery juice.

All you need to make this recipe:

3-4 large carrots
4-6 oranges
2-4 celery stalks
½ cup parsley leaves to add extra flavor (Optional)

Directions:

Scrub and wash carrots, celery stalks, and parsley to remove any dirt and pesticide.
Peel the carrots and oranges before juicing.
Cut the celery and carrot into smaller shards and chop the parsley leaves.
Toss the all juicing ingredients into the blender gradually and blend properly.
Once finished, serve immediately to ripe full health benefits. The juice could be a bit pulpy. If you want to have a pure or pulp-free celery juice, strain before drinking and enjoy a purely sweet and delicious drink.

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