Citrus Turmeric Drink

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This Citrus Turmeric Drink blends fresh oranges and lemon for a vitamin C boost, carrots for beta-carotene, and ginger and turmeric for their flavorful and anti-inflammatory perks. Sweetened with a little honey, it’s a refreshing way to support your body. Pick from three ways to make it: a juicer for less effort, a blender for more juice, or classic hand-squeezing for simplicity. It stays fresh for three days—perfect for adding color and health benefits to your daily routine.
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Updated on Fri, 25 Apr 2025 21:10:15 GMT
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Kick off your day with this punchy wellness shot that brings together nature's top immune-supporting elements. This lively mix of citrus, ginger, and turmeric doesn't just back your health—it'll wake up your taste buds with its zesty flavor and warm spicy punch.

I've felt more steady energy and caught fewer colds since making this shot part of my mornings. Even my picky teens, who run from anything that sounds too good for them, now want this as part of their day.

Key Ingredients Breakdown

  • Juicy lemons: Go for plump, weighty ones
  • Ripe oranges: Navel types are your best bet
  • Fresh ginger: The younger roots aren't as stringy
  • Raw turmeric: The brighter orange inside, the better
  • Natural honey: Try to get raw from nearby farms
  • Fresh carrots: They add just the right sweetness

Simple Preparation Process

Getting Ingredients Ready:
Clean everything well. Take all peel off citrus. Get rid of seeds. Slice into easy chunks. Keep sizes about the same. Don't prep too far ahead.
Using Your Juicer:
Add bits slowly. Switch between soft and hard pieces. Use even pressure. Watch the pulp build-up. Wipe the spout if it clogs. Catch all juice in a bowl.
If You're Blending:
Stack ingredients smartly. Pour in liquids bit by bit. Start with pulses then go full speed. Run through strainer after. Press gently on solids. Get every drop out.
Last Touches:
Heat honey just a little. Stir it into juice well. Try it and tweak if needed. Cool it down if you want. Divide into shot glasses. Drink right away.
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My daily routine got so much better when I found these wellness shots. They boost my energy and help my immune system so much that I now make a batch every Sunday for the coming week.

Keeping It Fresh

Keep these in small glass jars with tight lids in your fridge. Dark bottles help keep nutrients from breaking down, but any glass works fine. Always give it a shake before drinking since things tend to settle.

Changing With The Seasons

When everyone's getting sick, I throw in extra ginger and a tiny bit of cayenne. In hot weather, I sometimes add some fresh mint to make it more cooling.

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These immune-boosting shots have become my everyday health habit. The mix of powerful ingredients gives a natural lift that helps keep me healthy and full of energy all year round.

Frequently Asked Questions

→ Which prep method works best?
Using a juicer is the easiest way to get smooth juice, but all options work great and are equally nutritious.
→ How long does it stay fresh?
It keeps for about 3 days in the fridge if stored in an airtight container.
→ Can ground turmeric and ginger work?
Yes, use 1/8 teaspoon of each, but fresh brings a sharper flavor.
→ Why do you need warm water for honey?
The honey blends more effortlessly into the cool mixture when dissolved in warm water first.
→ Can I skip the honey?
Sure! Use agave for a vegan option, or leave it out if you prefer.

Citrus Turmeric Drink

A lively, nutrient-packed drink with oranges, lemon, ginger, turmeric, and carrots. Stirred with honey for slight sweetness. Make it three different ways—easy for any setup.

Prep Time
15 Minutes
Cook Time
~
Total Time
15 Minutes
By: Alicia

Category: Beverages

Difficulty: Easy

Cuisine: Healthy Living

Yield: 4 Servings (2 cups of juice)

Dietary: Low-Carb, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free

Ingredients

→ Fruits

01 2 whole fresh oranges
02 1 whole fresh lemon

→ Roots & Veggies

03 2 carrots (or ¼ cup juice)
04 3-inch piece of peeled and chopped ginger
05 2-inch piece of peeled and chopped turmeric

→ Sweeteners

06 1 tablespoon of manuka honey or agave for vegans
07 1 tablespoon of warm water

Instructions

Step 01

Peel the citrus, slice carrots, and finely dice the turmeric and ginger.

Step 02

Extract liquid from everything using a juicer, blender, or by hand squeezing.

Step 03

Combine warm water with honey and stir into juice thoroughly.

Step 04

If needed, strain the juice. Cool in fridge and serve in ½ cup portions.

Notes

  1. Works with hand squeezing, blender, or juicer.
  2. Stores well in the fridge for 3 days.
  3. Use ⅛ tsp of spices if no fresh ones are on hand.
  4. Shake before serving every time.

Tools You'll Need

  • Juicer, hand juicer, or blender
  • Strainer or a nut milk bag
  • A glass jar or bottle with lid
  • Sharp knife and cutting board

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.
  • Calories: 105
  • Total Fat: 1 g
  • Total Carbohydrate: 26 g
  • Protein: 2 g