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Most juicing books have hundreds of juice recipes and often talk about other aspects of juicing such as detox, weight loss, the raw food diet and so on. With so many recipes discussed, you are bound to discover some new favorites.

Even though juice recipe books are essentially the same, they are full of juice recipes, there is enough variation to keep my buying more! Some have great photography, some have really motivational sections that inspire me (the Juice Master’s – turbo charge your life in 14 days – is one of them), some have interesting health information that teaches me something new. Invariably, every juice recipe book I buy gives me at least a few new ideas for drinks I should try.

If you have a good recommendation, please let me know

Apple, Pineapple and Ginger juice

After a little bit too much alcohol the night before my friend and I changed our morning gym session to the afternoon. Then back at my house I decided we needed a juice that would help flush the remaining hangover effects out our body. Pineapples seem to be really cheap where we live right now. I haven’t juiced much of it in the past but thought it would be worth a shot and it would give us a nice vitamin C boost. Mixing this with some apples would help produce a decent amount of juice. Finally as I don’t like things that are too sweet, some ginger helped us spice things up a bit.

Perhaps it was someting to do with our hungover state but this juice tasted really good. Sweet n’ tart with some ginger warmth.

Adding the ginger, then apples and finally pineapple seems to be the best order for this juice. I use a Magimix le Duo centrifugal juicer and the pineapple does a good job of blocking up the small holes where the juice is supposed to go through. So when I do the pineapple first I get less juice for the amount of fruit I use and the pulp remains wetter.

The amounts of fruit I used for this juice were: