Are you a Juice Lover but Do Not Have a Juicer?

All you need is a blender (it works best in a high-powered blender like a Vitamix, but I have also had luck with my old, less-powerful blender) and a nut bag, and you’re ready to go. Basically, you put your vegetables – and/or fruit – into a blender with a little water, mix, and then drain off the pulp to leave you with delightful fresh juice. The procedure can get a bit messy when straining the pulp, but overall it is fairly quick and straightforward, and the results are extremely good — even with the extra water, I could not tell the difference between juice produced in my blender and juice made in a juicer.

At the moment, my favorite combination is beetroot, carrot, and kale (plus an apple if you want it a bit sweeter) – but to really improve the flavor and kick it up a level, I add some fresh lemon juice, ginger, and mint. This results in a zesty, delectable juice that is both healthful and flavorful – the ideal refreshing beverage to enjoy when the weather warms up in the summer.

Where To Begin

First, decide on the type of fruit juice blend you want. Choose an easy-to-learn combination. It makes things easier if you just require one fruit juice at a time.

If you’re not sure where to begin, we recommend pineapple, kale, and lemon juice. Prep a ripe pineapple, a green apple, three cups of kale, a small cucumber, and lemon according to the attached instructions. Remember that the recipe only provides one juicer-free approach. You may use the same recipe or fruit mixture for the mashing and grating processes.

You will need a couple of dishes or containers, a mesh strainer, and a spatula for all of the procedures listed below. If you don’t have certain tools, such as a cheese grater, cheesecloth, or a blender, you can still use the mashing approach.

The Various Methods Of Juicing Without a Juicer

Mash 

While this approach isn’t the most cost-effective, it will get the job done. A large bowl, a potato masher, a sieve, and a container to pour the liquid into are all required.

Prepare your fruit by cutting or peeling it (depending on the fruit). The strainer will capture the seeds, so there is no need to remove them. Put the fruit in a basin and get to work. Mash it with all you have until you have enough juice to pour into a container. Continue to mash the fruit until you no longer see juice, or until you can no longer drain any more from the fruit combination.

If you are using many fruits, don’t put more in the bowl than you can mash at once. As the mixture gets simpler to manage, add it.

Blend

Using a blender, like mashing, will get the work done, but it will also get the job done considerably faster.

Depending on the fruits, you may need to peel and core them before chopping them into bits that will fit into your blender. Blender should not be overworked. Add fruit as needed, and if the blender becomes clogged, don’t be afraid to go in with a spatula (after turning the blender off) and stir everything together.

Once the fruit has been mixed, drain the liquid through a mesh strainer into a container. Repeat until you are positive you have extracted all of the fruit juice.

How to Make Fresh Juice Without a Juicer 

3 cup servings

To filter the juice, I believe that nut bags work best since they enable you to squeeze out more liquid, but if you do not have one, you can use cheesecloth or strain it through a fine-mesh sieve, pressing down with a spatula to get out as much liquid as possible. This juice will keep in the fridge for a day or two, but it is best consumed fresh on the day it is made.

Ingredients Required

• 1 medium beetroot
• three carrots
• 2 kale leaves, huge
• 2 lemons, freshly squeezed
• 2 ginger slices
• 4 to 5 mint leaves
• a single apple (optional, for sweeter juice)
• 1.5 quarts water

Instructions to Follow

• In a blender, combine all of the ingredients and blend until smooth – the duration may vary depending on your blender. At this stage, it should resemble a thick smoothie.
• Pour half of the juice mixture into a nut bag while holding it in a big dish or jug.
• Squeeze out as much liquid as possible, then remove the dry(ish) pulp, and repeat with the other half of the mixture.
• Serve immediately, or store in an airtight jar in the fridge for a day or two.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1:Is it possible to make orange Juice by hand?

Ans: Well, yes, you can make orange juice by hand. However, you will need a hand juicer. If you don’t have any.

Q2: How can make beetroot Juice without a juicer or blender?

To begin the process, you need to wash them

Step 1-Please put them in a saucepan

Step 2-Add the pan with fruits or berries, pour the water and put the mixture on the stove. Let it boil for some time.

Step 3-Soon, you will get a broth that will taste like a juice concentrate

To Wrap it All Up

Juice has a lot of nutrients that one cannot ignore. Many people love to have juice but they do not have a juicer. The good news is that you can still make juice without a juicer. It will taste the same as the one which you will make in a juicer and have the same nutrients as well. The technique for generating juicer-less juice is actually fairly simple and quick – if a little messy – and the end result is well worth the extra effort.

It does not matter if you have any leftovers, you can refrigerate them for further use. Some leftover juices can also be used in sweet dishes, salads, or dressings.