We have got green grapes, radishes, watercress, cucumber and ginger.
All things that are supposed to build collagen and improve skin's elasticity,
protect against free radical damage and hydrate.
I halved the recipe. And I should mention that I don't have a juicer,
but since there were so many grapes, the blender worked just fine.
Verdict: decent. It wasn't good, but it wasn't bad either.
And are these green drinks ever really good tasting
without loading them up with sugar?
Next up, Thai Green!



5 comments:
I'm adding this book to my queue! Thanks for the recommendation, I could always use more glow in the pre-wedding months!
that scares me
You are a braver woman than I am. I think juice is a lot easier to choke down than green smoothies. But you know I'm all about getting those raw green things in! Good luck. :-)
I've never tried to make them on my own so no clue. I do like the Green Monster Superfood drink but I'm betting there's lot sugar in that huh?
I'm impressed girl!! That's a positive sign that it's decent-tasting though - I hardly ever see green juices that taste ok!
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