Summer is here!

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I tried out these juices for my son, healthier way to keep him hydrated and nourished, this summer.
Cocktail
2 apples
1 medium beet
2 oranges
3 carrots
Peel the fruits other than apple. The apple peel  has a lot of nutritive value. Slice them. Juice all these fruits in a juicer.
Pomegranate  drink2 small  pomegranate
2 oranges
2 pineapple rings
¼ lemon
1/4 inch ginger
It tastes yummy. Juice all of these fruits and ginger.
Vegetable juice1 apple sliced
4 medium carrots
½ lemon, peeled
¼ medium cucumber, peeled.
 Process in a juicer and serve.
I add date syrup to all of these just before serving. There are more interesting recipes on www.soymilkquick.com/

Comments

Becky said…
I noticed that you had asked for feedback on any information that people had pertaining to Autism. There is a book out there titled, "Nourishing Hope for Autism" by Julie Matthews. This book is an amazing book that covers all autism diets—not just GFCF! Parents should purchase this book if they want to quickly understand how to apply autism diets and why they are important to children with autism. Julie Matthews is an autism nutrition specialist all parents should get to know.

Just thought you might be interested in checking out the book. It has done wonders for my little guy.
March 10, 2009 at 12:25 PM
viji said…
Thank you so much. This is wishing your little one all the very best.
March 10, 2009 at 6:11 PM
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