The Best Carrot Juice with Orange and Beets will become your favorite juicing recipe. It’s time to dust off your juicer banished to the back of your kitchen cupboard and start using it again!

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Since I had a bag of carrots in the fridge, I decided to make it the star of this juice. There are lots of health benefits of carrot juice. The combination of beets, carrots and oranges is a delicious drink. It’s one of my favorite ways to enjoy fresh juice.

“Let juice be thy medicine and medicine be thy juice.”

Hippocrates

Ingredients in Beet Orange Carrot Juice Recipe

1. Fresh Carrots

We all know carrots are loaded full of Vitamin A and beta carotene, but carrot juice benefits include calcium and Vitamin K. This means raw carrots are not only good for eye health, but for bone health as well. Try to use organic carrots for best results.

2. Fresh Oranges

Oranges are packed with Vitamin C. They also have potassium, folate, and thiamine. Oranges also lessen the damage free radicals do in the body. They are one of my favorite fresh fruits to use making fresh juice.

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3. Fresh Beets

Beets are amazing. They have vitamin C, folate, vitamin B6, magnesium, potassium, phosphorous, and manganese. The beet greens are packed with antioxidants, vitamin B6, copper, magnesium, potassium, and manganese.

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Here’s How to Make Carrot Juice with Orange and Beets

Ingredients for Orange Carrot Beet Juice

1 medium beet with greens 

2 peeled oranges 

3 carrots 

How to Make Beet Orange Carrot Juice

1. Juice the fruits and vegetables through a juicer and stir the carrot mixture.

Printable Recipe Card Beet Carrot Orange Juice Recipe

Tips for Making Beet Carrot Orange Juice

• Chop up the beet before adding to the juicer. The density of the beet without being chopped will make some juicers jump.
• If the juice is too strong for you, simply add a cup of water to dilute.
• You can add a little bit of lemon juice to make it more tangy.
• Juice a small piece of fresh ginger root for an even healthier drink.
• If you don’t have a juicer, add the ingredients to a high-speed blender and use a nut milk bag to separate the juice from the pulp.

Reasons why your body will love this juice:

Beets may help you lower blood pressure, decrease inflammation, and helps boost your stamina. They are also loaded with vitamin C and potassium and manganese.

Oranges are not just tasty, but they also help prevent kidney disease, lower cholesterol and alkalize the body. They are full of beta-carotene and vitamin C.

Carrots helps slow down the aging of cells (who doesn’t love that?), promote healthier skin, and helps the body flush toxins from it. It is also loaded with vitamin A, which helps your eyesight.

Juicing is one of the most wonderful things you can do for yourself. It’s easy and once you get in the habit you will crave freshly juiced fruits and vegetables every day.

Please let me know if you tried this recipe and how you liked it in the comments below. I think this will be one of your favorite carrot juice recipes.

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