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How To Make Juice With A Blender, Ep76

September 21st, 2009 Natasha 2 comments

I’ve been receiving a lot of emails asking me all sorts of questions about the upcoming Juice Feast we’ll be doing at the beginning of October. One question in particular that many people are asking is if it’s possible to join the Juice Feast, even if you don’t have a juicer! And my answer is YES!!!

If you have a blender and a nut milk bag, you can make fresh juice– green juice, vegetable juice and fruit juice– no problem!

So check out today’s video on how to make juice with a blender, and also I give you a few tips as well on how to do the juice feast on a budget. Juice feasting is about health, happiness and fun– there is no need to worry about affording the produce for the juices– there is always a way of finding and using cheap greens, vegetables & fruit– you just have to be creative and resourceful!!

Don’t Forget to Sign Up for the Juice Feast, click here!!!

 

How To Make Juice With A Blender, Ep76



Green Lemonade Recipe (with blender)

2 Cups Spring Water

1/2 bunch Kale

3 Celery Stalks

2 Cucumbers

1 Apple

1/2 Lemon  (peel removed)

- Place all ingredients in a blender and blend. Strain liquid through a nut milk bag.

 

Today’s Food:

Juice, Juice, Juice!!

 

Today’s Exercise

2.5 hours bike riding

Energy & The Raw Food Diet, Ep75

September 18th, 2009 Natasha 6 comments

For me, the biggest benefits of getting on a raw food diet is the increased energy. No more mid-afternoon naps, no need for coffee and stimulants and I never feel like I’m in a fog or dragging myself around. I’m a very busy girl and I love the fact that I can do everything I want, and even more!!!

Don’t forget to SIGN-UP for the Juice Feast!!!

Energy & The Raw Food Diet, Ep75



Today’s Food:

2 pints blueberries

4 bananas

3 cups green juice (kale, cucumbers, celery, apple, lemon)

3 cups green smoothie (kale banana, blueberries, hemp seeds dulse)

1 salad (romaine, sprouts, onion, tomato, avocado, lemon, celtic sea salt

Today’s Exercise:

2.5 hours bike riding