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Fresh Anti-Inflammatory Juice

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Freshly squeezed juice to calm your body and liven your tastebuds! An anti-inflammatory juice to help diminish that over indulged bloated balloon feeling!

Fresh anti-inflammatory juice in two bottles with straws on a wooden surface

This post was sponsored by Hurom Slow Juicers but the content and opinions expressed are fully my own.

Anyone else feel that a little cleanse of the system is necessary after some fun indulgent days, especially in summer? These last few days have been full of fun, yet loads of eating out and maybe, just maybe, a few drinks 😉

I can instantly feel the salt in my system when I’m not eating at home for multiple days in a row. No matter how much water I chug, I get that overall puffy feeling for a few days after. So I love to whip out my new Hurom juicer and throw together some anti-inflammatory juice to help me deflate!

Fresh anti-inflammatory juice getting poured into a glass bottle

My first experience with amazing anti-inflammatory juice was at Beaming, a local plant based juice bar and cafe. I literally chugged the stuff in under 5 minutes.

I thought to myself, man this is AMAZING! But my wallet just can’t sustain that kind of obsession long, so of course I had to make it at home. It’s so perfect for days like today when I need a little kick in my over salted deflation process. But really, I can drink this any time and be extremely happy.

The main ingredients here have some amazing benefits:

  • Fresh pineapple is filled with the enzyme bromelain, which is extremely helpful for inflammation.
  • Cucumber is also great for inflammation because it’s highly hydrating, plus it also has plant lignans which help with digestion.
  • Lime and jalapeño contain loads of vitamin C, prefect to keep your immune system strong.
  • Mint is known to be good for headaches and digestion.

So overall, this anti-inflammatory juice is a powerhouse of yumminess!

An overhead shot of Fresh anti-inflammatory juice in a glass bottle

My Hurom juicer is what is known as a slow juicer, which essentially means it helps retain more of the nutrients that whatever you juice is full of. So when I make my anti-inflammatory juice, I know I am getting as many of the nutrients as I can, just like I would with hand juicing.

It’s super quiet, easy to use and easy to clean. A huge win in my book! And extra awesome is that it is small enough to fit on my counter without taking up precious real estate.

Fresh anti-inflammatory juice coming out a juicer and filling a glass

So feeling a little ballon-like are you?

THIS is the answer! Dust the cobwebs off that juicer and bring it back to life! Not only does this anti-inflammatory juice taste so darn amazing, but it will also help your body get back to neutral.

Plus, you can give it to the kids as a little boost for immunity, school is about to start again and we all know what a germ trap that place is! LOL! Leave me a comment here and let me know what you think. You can also find me on Instagram and on Facebook, I love hearing from you everywhere! It’s time to get that flat belly back and show these last days of summer who’s boss!

A bottle of Fresh anti-inflammatory juice with a wedge of lime and straw on a wooden surface

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Fresh anti-inflammatory juice in two bottles with straws
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Anti-Inflammatory Juice
Prep Time
5 mins
Cook Time
5 mins
Total Time
10 mins
 
Freshly squeezed juice to calm your body and liven your tastebuds! This anti-inflammatory juice will help diminish that over indulged bloated balloon feeling!
Course: Drinks
Servings: 2 servings
Calories: 94 kcal
Author: Sophia DeSantis
Ingredients
  • 2 cups pineapple pieces
  • 1 cup cucumber pieces
  • Juice of 1 lime about 1 tablespoon
  • 1 jalapeno deseeded
  • 1 tablespoon fresh mint leaves packed plus more for garnish
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Instructions
  1. Wash and cut fruit and veggies. Remove the seeds from the jalapeño.
  2. Using juicer, juice each ingredient. It’s best to add the mint leaves in the middle of juicing so that the juicier ingredients will help push them through. I start with half of the pineapple, then do the cucumber, then the mint, then the jalapeno, then the lime and lastly the rest of the pineapple.
  3. Serve over ice with extra mint as garnish.
Recipe Notes
  • You can add more or less of each ingredient to get the flavor you want.
  • Tips to prep ahead: Cut and prep all ingredients.
  • Baby/kid food idea: Reduce or take out the jalapeno.
Nutrition Facts
Anti-Inflammatory Juice
Amount Per Serving
Calories 94
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0g 0%
Saturated Fat 0g 0%
Cholesterol 0mg 0%
Sodium 3mg 0%
Potassium 270mg 8%
Total Carbohydrates 23g 8%
Dietary Fiber 3g 12%
Sugars 17g
Protein 1g 2%
Vitamin A 6.5%
Vitamin C 109.2%
Calcium 3.7%
Iron 4.2%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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  1. I would love to make this, but I don’t own a juicer. Is there an alternative preparation method? Vitamix, maybe?

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    • Hi Diana! I’m pretty sure you can throw it all into a vitamix with water and then strain? I know others have made juices like that before. I would start with 1/2 to 1 cup water. Let me know how it goes!

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  6. This color is soooo gorgeous! It looks so pretty and refreshing that I want to jump through my screen! I don’t like pineapple though…I know you are really shocked by that with me being such a huge fruit lover in all, hahaha! Jay loves pineapple and cucumber though, I bet he would love this! The fact it depuffs though means I need to learn to love pineapple really quick, LOL!

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    • Wait, you don’t like fruit? HA! I kid I kid!! But yeah, you’re a tad cuckoo….this seriously is so good! But I love pineapple and the tropical taste it has. Jay would love it! My boys slurp this up so fast, I need to hire a permanent juicer to just always keep this on hand. LOL! Thanks so much mama!!

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  8. Nothing better than fresh, homemade juice!! This looks so refreshing – I love all of the ingredients here and never thought to combine pineapple and cucumber, but now I need to try it! We’re saving money for a new juicer, so I’ll have to keep this one in mind 🙂

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    • Thank you Mandy!! Pineapple and cucumber are SO good together! I would definitely go with a slow juicer when you get one. They are so much better and yield much more!

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  9. What a delicious sounding juice and I love it’s colour. The jalapeños are a welcome addition for me. I love a bit of spice! I so wish I had invested in a slow juicer. I have a not so great model that isn’t slow and I don’t get as much juice out of everything as I feel I should. It feels quite wasteful.

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  10. Funny how much this juice resembles a margarita! 😉 But seriously, I hear you, restaurants put too much salt and oil in their food and I feel it for days. This looks so refreshing and healthy!

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    • Isn’t it great?! SO much juice!! It would totally help with sore muscles. This is how I actually discovered this combo for the first time, after a hard workout!

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  17. This post came at the perfect time. I could really use something like this. I don’t know much about juicers and I have every kitchen gadget known to man so I’ll have to check it out.

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    • Thanks Denise!! You could also do it in a high power blender, just use the water and fruit method to make the juice!

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  19. Can I use a high powdered blender insead? It should still work, right? I don’t own a juicer as I prefer blending. This looks so darn refreshing it’s making my mouth water 😉

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    • Yes!! Just use the water and fruit method to make juice like you normally would! Thanks Trish, it’s so refreshing!!!

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