Broccoli Appletini (alcohol free)

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I've been in juice mode lately; consuming a large quantity of fresh juices everyday. It feels totally amazing!!! Satisfies my nutritional needs so adequately that I am not feeling hungry until evening time. So I've been intermittent fasting for even longer stretches of time each day. Has been coming out to be about 20-23 hours between my last meal of the previous day and my first meal of the following day. And it feels really great!
Today I have had my usual morning lemon water followed by my 2 ounce shot of fresh wheatgrass juice about an hour later. And in place of my morning carrot juice today I was feeling the need for a large green juice cocktail. I made a Mocktail that I'd like to call my Broccoli Appletini.



Broccoli Appletini

by Elizabeth @rawlivingandlearning.blogspot.com


3 leaves of "Broccoleaf" (visit www.foxy.com to see this)


8 stems from Broccoleaf leaves (www.foxy.com)


3 broccoli stalks from fresh broccoli (see photo below)


2 "Sunset" cucumbers


2 lemons, peeled (mine were not organic)


1/2 of a large Golden Beet Root, peeled


4 Grannysmith apples, organic


Run everything through your juicer and enjoy!









+JMJ+ Today I am grateful that I am able to drink fresh juices every dang day!!!!!

Comments

Malegra said…
Nice post..keep up the good work of posting great stuffs.
March 19, 2015 at 7:20 AM
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Great Post and Nice Article.Its looking so Good and its better for good health.I like it.Thanks for sharing.
April 2, 2015 at 1:59 AM
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