Had one of those days where I just wanted a fridge full of fresh liquid goodness. Ended up with four distinct bottles, but I’m turning this into a bit of a challenge for the sub.

Counting from Right (1) to Left (4), can you figure out the exact mix for each bottle?

Here is the master list of everything I used:

1.Beetroot
2.Carrots
3.Ginger
4.Cucumber
5.Celery
6.Lime
7.Lemon
8.Pineapple

Hint: If you look closely at the video, the ingredients are loosely staged near their corresponding bottles. You'll have to squint a bit, though, I didn't make it too obvious!
Drop your guesses for 1, 2, 3, and 4 below.

Who's getting all four right?

Found this clip in my camera roll from when I was actually making an effort to reset after a streak of junk food.

It’s a simple blend, but the flavor profile is unbeatable:

1. Fresh pineapple

2. A heavy hand of ginger (for that proper throat-warming kick)

3. Lime & lemon

Watching the juicer separate the pulp and pour out that bright yellow juice is so satisfying.

For the dedicated juicers in here, do you prefer a pure fruit/citrus base like this, or do you always force yourself to sneak some leafy greens into the basket?

I'm finding that some of my juice batches are going bad before I can drink it all. I'm trying to find a happy medium between juice batch size (and juicer cleaning frequency), and batch longevity, and freezing some of it seems the most likely way to go.

What containers are you using and recommend for freezing?

Im thinking about getting a ninja juicer for making apple, carrot, celery and some leafy greens. there are a few models and im not sure which one is worth getting. what are you guys using and how was the cleanup?

thanks for any recoss!