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 Classic Green Drink
Carrots4
Celery2 Stalks
Parsley1 Handful
Spinach4 Leaves
CBS Tonic
Carrots3
Beets1/2
Spinach3 Leaves
  
Citrus Delight
Orange1
Lemon1/4
Grapefruit1/4 (W/O peel)
  
Tip Top Tonic
Apple1
Carrots4
  
  
Carrot Cleanser
Carrots3
Beet1/2
Cucumber1/2
  
Ginger Zinger
Apple1
Carrots4
Ginger1 inch
  
Fab Fruit Cocktail
Apple2
Cranberries1 cup
Grapes1 Bunch
  
Tomato Salad Drink
Tomato1 Large
Parsley1 Handful
Spinach2 Leaves
Bell Pepper1/4
Tropical Envy
Beets1/2
Carrots2
Celery1 Stalk
Cucumber1/2
Ginger1 inch
Parsley1 Handful
Pineapple2 Rounds
Ruby Begonia
Apple1
Beets1/4
Carrots2
Raspberries8
Maui Wowie
Ginger1 inch
Pineapple2 Rounds
Sparkling Water1/4 cup
  
Mondo Berry
Apple1
Blueberries10
Strawberries10
Raspberries8










Fred & Ginger
Apple1
Carrots2
Celery1 Stalk
Ginger1 inch

Veg-Tang Tonic
Carrots3
Celery1 Stalk
Parsley1 Handful
Garlic1 Clove
Green Apple Drink
Apple1
Carrots3
Parsley1 Handful
Spinach3 Leaves
Grape Delight
Grapes1 Bunch
Apples3
Lemon1/4 (W/O peel)
  
Liver Cleanse
Apple2
Grapefruit1/4 (W/O peel)
Grapes1 Small Bunch
Lemon1/4 (W/O peel)
Beets1/2
Tomato Surprise
Tomato1 Large
Carrots2
Celery1 Stalk
Cucumber1/2
Spinach3 Leaves
Rise and Shine
Carrots4
Oranges2
  
  
Earth Goddess
Carrots2
Celery1 Stalk
Beets1/2
Parsley1 Handful
Lemon1/4 (W/O peel)
Waldorf
Apple1
Celery1 Stalk
Ginger1 inch
Parsley1 Handful
Lemon1/4 (W/O peel)
Strawberry Fields Forever
Apple2
Carrots2
Strawberries8
  
Red Eye
Carrots3
Beets1/2
Garlic1 Clove
Ginger1 inch
Scallions2




         

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  1. ItielMay 2, 2012 at 1:25 PM

    Love, love juicing. The Classic Green Drink was on my menu this week. Thank you for sharing--see some new recipes I'll be trying.

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