More on ways to not waste - If you mix your pulp in a food processor after juicing, it can be added to sauces, put into pancakes, or made INTO salsa, depending on what mixes you have. For the salsa, just add a little vinegar (it's often a testing process to know which kind and how much to use) with some cooked tomatoes and maybe some jalapeños for some heat. Salsas can often have the savory AND sweet, so even the fruit are okay in a salsa. I also like making a paste out of it in the food processor and adding extra spice, then spreading it onto some parchment paper and put into my dehydrator to make crackers. And finally, you can make veggie burgers with it by adding a little mashed beans and some bread crumbs along with spices. Cook them up and eat them immediately (I find them great with homemade sweet potato fries) or freeze for later. :)
A few notes: To not waste, I love juicing the beet greens when I buy beets for juicing. The leaves of the beets are really awesome to juice along with the beet. You can juice the stems, but they are a little bitter, so I wouldn't recommend it. The leaves have a slight sweetness, though, that's brought out nicely with celery. Parsley WILL give you a headache when you juice too much. I learned that the hard way. Just use a small amount (less than a handful) or go with cilantro. Cilantro and celery are both amazingly refreshing in juice. Juicing is a great use for the celery leaves if you cook with celery and only use the stalks. Broccoli stems are a nice addition to juice (not the florets, though). So if you like florets in your salad, save the stems to juice. They're good in a green juice.
I’ve started juicing and I noticed that my knees don’t hurt like they use to. My favorite is celery, cucumber,green apple, parsley and half a lemon and a piece of ginger. I drink this every morning.😊
Dani: I love your videos, I love your photogenic enthusiasm and how you make your videos. I like your emphasis on health and positive vibe. My one however: I am a health care provider and an everyday purveyor of the medical literature. There is no physiologic basis to the notion that we are "cleansing" anything when we drink fresh smoothies. They are nutrient dense and afford one an opportunity to feel good about choices we make but it is misleading and simplistic to cling to arbitrary notions of detoxifying and cleansing with food and drink. Just saying... Keep making videos and I do love them.
Hi Dani, my favorite two juices are cucumber, celery, carrots, green apple, beets, lemon, spinach and ginger; or cucumber, celery, carrots, pineapple, lemon and spinach, I use a fruits in both of them even the carrots and beets are sweet because I make this for all of us including my toddler that is 4, and it is the only way he would drink it, but I just add a small portion of fruit. Thank you for sharing your recipes, I use to watch your videos from your website before I found you in youtube.
I keep the fiber in my juicing.. My fave combinations are: spinach, kale, broccoli, celery, cucumber, apple. lemon, ginger... I would drink every day for a week, then try something else then return again...
very nice video! I just bought kale from the market because I always see the benefits of it on the internet but then when I got home I just realized I didn’t know what to do with it😅
Interesting that your greens are simply kale. All my life I've known those as mustard greens. Excellent recipes for green juices! Just got a juicer and I'm off to the fresh market.
Hi Dani. Those juices look delicious. Do you have a video on cleaning your juicer? I have a Hurom juicer and don't use it enough because it takes so long to take apart and clean. I would love to see what is involved in cleaning yours. My favorite juice is cucumber, celery, carrots, apple, spinach, lemon and ginger.
These are great recipes because they are single serving size!! I have been trying to find green recipes that are single servings.....this is so fantastic, Thank you
Ty for sharing your method and recipes. Was wondering why you suggest taking off the lemon rind? Have been juicing for while with an omega type juicer it removes all rind and seeds out of juice. Add lot if flavor from the oils in rind as it goes through. Our fave combo is kale, spinach, parsley, cucumber, carrots, apple, lemon and blueberries.
I like green apples, spinach, parsley, pineapple juice with lemon, ice and water :) i make that in my vitamix though so i guess its a "smoothie" technically, but stil good ;)
Dani, thaks for the info, I am glad you did the one with the beets, I am anemic and I heard beets can help with anemia, I will try the one with the beets, I was not sure if I could combine kale and beets, so thank you for this combination.
the beet juice is an awesome juice. It is so good for you. While I am commenting, forget those expensive juice bars. Get a decent juicer and make it fresh for yourself. Its cheaper, and tastes much better.
Man I love adding beets to my juices, I just wish they weren't so expensive!! But these look SO good, and a great way to get into green juices for sure :)
Not sure where in NA you are. Im in the U.S and yes Beets can be expensive if you always shop at the regular grocery store. But if you venture to a Farmers Market or district area you can pick up lots of veggies for cheaper prices including Beets. I usually get my Beets for just $0.98 a pound. And i get them same place all the time. As well when i do i stock up for almost 10 lbs at a time at the price :) Just find somewhere else where you are to maybe get them cheaper.
Ardent Dfender Im in BC, Canada right now! And unfortunately the farmers markets in my area are typically more expensive than the regular grocery store, especially with produce such as beets, and often berries as well :( Thank you for the tip though!
Hi , love your videos , pls tell me what you recomend me that i cant hace raw kale nor spinach any cruciferous because of thyroid problem , what can use to substitute those ?
Great recipes ! I struggle with time and being able to make your juices daily. Can you make a batch and store them and if so for how long? What do you prefer glass or BPA plastic jars for storage? thx Kevin
Great Video! I love the bloopers :) Do you prefer the Masticating juicers? I use the Centrifugal kind. I kinda think more juice is squeezed from masticating juicer.
Hi Dani! I'm looking into buying your juicer, would you mind making a video on your juicer specifically? Cleaning it, putting it together, etc. Or simply just tell me if you can...is it a real pain in the neck cleaning that thing? If I'm planning on juicing pretty often ? Thanks! Love your videos!
We all know what the Mason Salad Jars are, instead make 3-4 of them up into Juice Jars. They are sitting ready in the fridge until you want to put them in your Ninja Bullet or juicer.
I take food /juice to my elderly neighbor. she has diverticulitis and shouldn't eat seeds. should I do something special for her? Or is the juicer grinding them up enough?
Cucumber, apple, ginger, baby spinach is my green juice cum smoothie. I don't juice spinach. I extract the juice of cucumber apple and ginger thn use tht juice to blend the baby spinach in the blender. Celery is a good idea. I will try tht. Beets, carrots apple and ginger combo is my fav too. I also add something called chaat masala ( indian) a couple of pinches. It's a blend of different flavorful spices
I do not own a juicer can i still hashtag my smoothies?also my fav combo is spinach,chia,green apple and ginger,i sometimes add arugula which is quite strong and i would not recommend it if someone's not used to intense "green flavour"
Looks like she’s using a slow or cold press juicer. Those are more expensive but can extract way more juice than the centrifugal juicers that most people have in their homes. Centrifugal juicers aren’t great with juicing leafy veggies.
Hi, Dani. I’m planning on juicing for a week. Is it okay to prep all the ingredients earlier and freeze them? Or should I juice them first and store them in the fridge? Or neither both ? 😂 and just go with the daily juicing for a week?
Freezing might lead to nutrient loss. You should store in airtight mason jars and consume within 3 days. The fresher the better. The longer it stays air already in the juice due to juicing and those that get in when storing will cause slow and steady loss of nutrients due to oxidation. www.bestjuicerreviewsguides.com/omega-juicer
Do you use up all the fruit or veggies in one juicing? If not I have heard that once a fruit is cut up it loses enzymes that is why it needs to be used at once. I do not know if this is true or not.
Hi ***** It's me "VivaLaVida_1Dia" from Instagram! I'm the one with the spanish posts! Hahaha! Just wanted to stop by and say hello again! I love your channel & I made another delicious juice this morning! Thanks for the wonderful recipes! ♥
Quick ?....can one have beet juice every day? I do beets and pineapple with ginger but am not sure if it's safe to drink beets every day...any one know?
Hi Dani! I currently do smoothies because I find that juicers are super expensive! What low budget juicer would you recommend for a first time juicer? Of course I would want one that can perform well.
sportyshortey I don't have specific brand I recommend but if you watch my juicing 101 I go into detail about what the different types of juicers are so you may have a better idea where to start:th-cam.com/video/6K1eWdhW0_g/w-d-xo.html
Question: I really love green juice but I don't have time in the morning to make it, I'm in the military so my mornings are pretty early. Lately I've been drinking the Tropicana green juice and I like it but my question was, is drinking store bought green juice just as healthy as drinking home made juice?
+marly rod Generally speaking, I would say no. But that doesn't mean its not good at all... I would look at the ingredient list just to make sure its not a bunch of fruit juice listed 1st (that can happen with remade juices sometimes).
blending will also oxidise it (unless you have a vacuum blender), the fiber stuff has been explained in many youtube videos plus the "Fat sick and nearly dead" movie
Great recipes. Nothing more healthy than juicing. It does take some getting used to. One note: For people who really want to get into juicing, you will probably want to start growing as many of the items you like to juice as you can. Otherwise, get ready for the sticker shock when you load up your shopping basket in the produce section each week. LOL! What you grow will also be MUCH better than what you can buy, and you can grow varieties and have fresh greens that you simply can not buy as well. :-)
The BEST part about growing your own vegetables for juicing is that you can be sure that you are not getting a shot of pesticides with your juice! For example, I really like using carrot greens and some other root crop greens in my green juice, but I would NOT recommend using ANY carrot greens that are store bought. Same goes for most root crop greens that are edible and good for you if it were not for the pesticides. Even "organic growers" often use "organic certified pesticides" that you do not want to include in your juice. Very difficult to find pesticide free farms, and they typically only sell locally.
***** What color did you paint them? Make sure you use VOC free paint... LOL! I'm pretty sure you meant "planted" but darn spell checkers just aren't very smart. hahaha! Carrots and kale are great vegetables to get started with if you are new to gardening. Very easy to grow, and bugs are rarely an issue with them. I think you will enjoy the carrot greens as well, but it is an acquired taste. Try adding some fresh carrot greens to a salad before you start juicing it to see if you like the flavor. You should grow some parsley as well. SUPER easy to grow, just don't over-water it. Parsley doesn't mind having dry soil from time to time. Parsley also over-winters fairly well (at least it does down here in zone 8) It is very nice to have some fresh parsley whenever you want it. For me, that's about any time I walk through the garden. :-)
More on ways to not waste - If you mix your pulp in a food processor after juicing, it can be added to sauces, put into pancakes, or made INTO salsa, depending on what mixes you have. For the salsa, just add a little vinegar (it's often a testing process to know which kind and how much to use) with some cooked tomatoes and maybe some jalapeños for some heat. Salsas can often have the savory AND sweet, so even the fruit are okay in a salsa. I also like making a paste out of it in the food processor and adding extra spice, then spreading it onto some parchment paper and put into my dehydrator to make crackers. And finally, you can make veggie burgers with it by adding a little mashed beans and some bread crumbs along with spices. Cook them up and eat them immediately (I find them great with homemade sweet potato fries) or freeze for later. :)
I was about to quit green juice bcos of its taste and you help make them so tasty. Thank you for saving my health by sharing such amazing formula ❤
A few notes:
To not waste, I love juicing the beet greens when I buy beets for juicing. The leaves of the beets are really awesome to juice along with the beet. You can juice the stems, but they are a little bitter, so I wouldn't recommend it. The leaves have a slight sweetness, though, that's brought out nicely with celery.
Parsley WILL give you a headache when you juice too much. I learned that the hard way. Just use a small amount (less than a handful) or go with cilantro.
Cilantro and celery are both amazingly refreshing in juice. Juicing is a great use for the celery leaves if you cook with celery and only use the stalks.
Broccoli stems are a nice addition to juice (not the florets, though). So if you like florets in your salad, save the stems to juice. They're good in a green juice.
Thank you 🙏
Only 1 week ago I started into juicing.
I spent about 600.$ on a Hurom Elite model, I am enjoying.
Thanks...
I’ve started juicing and I noticed that my knees don’t hurt like they use to. My favorite is celery, cucumber,green apple, parsley and half a lemon and a piece of ginger. I drink this every morning.😊
How do you enjoy cleaning the juicer machine?
Dani: I love your videos, I love your photogenic enthusiasm and how you make your videos. I like your emphasis on health and positive vibe. My one however: I am a health care provider and an everyday purveyor of the medical literature. There is no physiologic basis to the notion that we are "cleansing" anything when we drink fresh smoothies. They are nutrient dense and afford one an opportunity to feel good about choices we make but it is misleading and simplistic to cling to arbitrary notions of detoxifying and cleansing with food and drink. Just saying... Keep making videos and I do love them.
Hi Dani, my favorite two juices are cucumber, celery, carrots, green apple, beets, lemon, spinach and ginger; or cucumber, celery, carrots, pineapple, lemon and spinach, I use a fruits in both of them even the carrots and beets are sweet because I make this for all of us including my toddler that is 4, and it is the only way he would drink it, but I just add a small portion of fruit. Thank you for sharing your recipes, I use to watch your videos from your website before I found you in youtube.
m reynoso Those combinations sound great! I'll have to give them a try - I'm always looking for a new flavor combo:)
As a heads up the beet juice color passes through when you take a leak. Lol it's good when its iced.
I keep the fiber in my juicing.. My fave combinations are: spinach, kale, broccoli, celery, cucumber, apple. lemon, ginger... I would drink every day for a week, then try something else then return again...
very nice video! I just bought kale from the market because I always see the benefits of it on the internet but then when I got home I just realized I didn’t know what to do with it😅
Interesting that your greens are simply kale. All my life I've known those as mustard greens. Excellent recipes for green juices! Just got a juicer and I'm off to the fresh market.
thank you dear sister and God bless you ;)
Hi Dani. Those juices look delicious. Do you have a video on cleaning your juicer? I have a Hurom juicer and don't use it enough because it takes so long to take apart and clean. I would love to see what is involved in cleaning yours. My favorite juice is cucumber, celery, carrots, apple, spinach, lemon and ginger.
Here’s my recipe and it is DELICIOUS!!
1.) handful of spinach
2.) couple cubes of pineapple
3.) ACV
4.) turmeric
5.) small apple
6.) lemon juice
Great video but how do you get so much juice from so little ingredients?
Do you need a separate garage to park that juicer in?
SinisterMinister hhhhhh t... not nice
SinisterMinister 😂😂😂😂😂
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Look like u need a ship berth lol
lol!
These are great recipes because they are single serving size!! I have been trying to find green recipes that are single servings.....this is so fantastic, Thank you
Ty for sharing your method and recipes. Was wondering why you suggest taking off the lemon rind? Have been juicing for while with an omega type juicer it removes all rind and seeds out of juice. Add lot if flavor from the oils in rind as it goes through. Our fave combo is kale, spinach, parsley, cucumber, carrots, apple, lemon and blueberries.
Liz King I would like this question answered also. Came to the comments to find out why you would remove the rind from the 🍋.
May the LORD of the Sabbathday be your guide always ❤ love it
I like Bartlett pears, Spinach, Papaya, and juice of a pineapple.
Jamie Ellis yum!
I enjoyed the bloopers =) Thank you for the recipes.
I like green apples, spinach, parsley, pineapple juice with lemon, ice and water :) i make that in my vitamix though so i guess its a "smoothie" technically, but stil good ;)
Gloria Winborne That sounds like a great combo! Thanks for sharing;)
Dani, thaks for the info, I am glad you did the one with the beets, I am anemic and I heard beets can help with anemia, I will try the one with the beets, I was not sure if I could combine kale and beets, so thank you for this combination.
You know damn well no matter how awful it is, you will always say how refreshing it is
You don't have to take off the peel for citrus fruit unless you're buying waxed. You should only buy unwaxed lemons for juicing.
I do a low sugar juice, spinach, blueberries
Can't wait to try these juice recipes!
davehugstrees Enjoy them!
Im gonna try the third drink
It looks good the juice plus that seems like good juicer
really green juice is very healthy.
its so healthy . great
+Abdul-Wahab Shuaibu ;)
Can you make juices in big batches and keep it in the frig for the whole week?
D. Jones General rule of thumb - you can keep juices of up to 3 days.
No. By the next day its all sugar an no nutrients.
Chrystalyn Curry wow I didn’t know that, thank you... I’ve seen green juice in GTA5 and wanted to try it.
the beet juice is an awesome juice. It is so good for you. While I am commenting, forget those expensive juice bars. Get a decent juicer and make it fresh for yourself. Its cheaper, and tastes much better.
I agree!! Homemade juice is so much more delicious!
I will try all
I love the green juice formula! What would be a the ratio of each ingredient?
Why do you have to take the peel off of your lemons when juicing?
Man I love adding beets to my juices, I just wish they weren't so expensive!! But these look SO good, and a great way to get into green juices for sure :)
LifeWithCass Yes! The beets are so good and SO beautiful!
Not sure where in NA you are. Im in the U.S and yes Beets can be expensive if you always shop at the regular grocery store. But if you venture to a Farmers Market or district area you can pick up lots of veggies for cheaper prices including Beets. I usually get my Beets for just $0.98 a pound. And i get them same place all the time. As well when i do i stock up for almost 10 lbs at a time at the price :) Just find somewhere else where you are to maybe get them cheaper.
Ardent Dfender Im in BC, Canada right now! And unfortunately the farmers markets in my area are typically more expensive than the regular grocery store, especially with produce such as beets, and often berries as well :( Thank you for the tip though!
thanks a lot Dani .
.... You deserve green like
Hi , love your videos , pls tell me what you recomend me that i cant hace raw kale nor spinach any cruciferous because of thyroid problem , what can use to substitute those ?
Great recipes ! I struggle with time and being able to make your juices daily. Can you make a batch and store them and if so for how long? What do you prefer glass or BPA plastic jars for storage?
thx Kevin
Golf Dude I prefer glass mason jars - and rule of thumb is you can store them in fridge for up to 3 days.
Great Video! I love the bloopers :) Do you prefer the Masticating juicers? I use the Centrifugal kind. I kinda think more juice is squeezed from masticating juicer.
eyescoops More juice is definitely squeezed from the masticating juicers and i do prefer them.
Hi Dani! I'm looking into buying your juicer, would you mind making a video on your juicer specifically? Cleaning it, putting it together, etc. Or simply just tell me if you can...is it a real pain in the neck cleaning that thing? If I'm planning on juicing pretty often ? Thanks! Love your videos!
Alique Tokatlian I can make a video - but honestly as far as juicers go, it is pretty easy to clean!
What kind of juicer is best . I am a newbie I know nothing just sarting
Do these still turn out if you blend the fruits and veggies rather than juicing them?
Thanks .. I will try tomorrow
thanx alot i realy liked but plz mention the ingrediants name separately also with pictures...
We all know what the Mason Salad Jars are, instead make 3-4 of them up into Juice Jars. They are sitting ready in the fridge until you want to put them in your Ninja Bullet or juicer.
LindySellsHomes great tip!
Anybody got that, at the end of the video if you want to start with the green juice "is it head first or feet first" that was funny :)
please could you write me the ingredients of green monster recipe
I love green juices but how does one cleans the green leafo's
I take food /juice to my elderly neighbor. she has diverticulitis and shouldn't eat seeds. should I do something special for her? Or is the juicer grinding them up enough?
Some cucumbers can be no seeds. I just started buying the no seeded cucumbers.
What's better, juices or smoothies?
Which juicer are you using
Hello ,new to juicing and i was wondering how long can you store them in fridge ??
haha, you are exactly like Leslie Knope , especially in the bloopers section. And cuter :) thanks for the recipes!
Cucumber, apple, ginger, baby spinach is my green juice cum smoothie. I don't juice spinach. I extract the juice of cucumber apple and ginger thn use tht juice to blend the baby spinach in the blender. Celery is a good idea. I will try tht.
Beets, carrots apple and ginger combo is my fav too. I also add something called chaat masala ( indian) a couple of pinches. It's a blend of different flavorful spices
I do not own a juicer can i still hashtag my smoothies?also my fav combo is spinach,chia,green apple and ginger,i sometimes add arugula which is quite strong and i would not recommend it if someone's not used to intense "green flavour"
depy hetfield yes!!! Please do:) It's not about green juice but all green recipes!
What juicer are you using?
What could I substitute if i don't have romaine?
I've juiced way more kale and fruit did not get a full big jar of juice each time like that. How is this possible?
Looks like she’s using a slow or cold press juicer. Those are more expensive but can extract way more juice than the centrifugal juicers that most people have in their homes. Centrifugal juicers aren’t great with juicing leafy veggies.
Very nice 👌
Hi, Dani. I’m planning on juicing for a week.
Is it okay to prep all the ingredients earlier and freeze them? Or should I juice them first and store them in the fridge?
Or neither both ? 😂 and just go with the daily juicing for a week?
Freezing might lead to nutrient loss. You should store in airtight mason jars and consume within 3 days. The fresher the better. The longer it stays air already in the juice due to juicing and those that get in when storing will cause slow and steady loss of nutrients due to oxidation. www.bestjuicerreviewsguides.com/omega-juicer
Do you use up all the fruit or veggies in one juicing? If not I have heard that once a fruit is cut up it loses enzymes that is why it needs to be used at once. I do not know if this is true or not.
TheNoviceGardener It may lose a bit - but for me, its not significant enough to worry about.
What is the name of that juicer
this is a great idea and i would love to do this but I can't afford $500 machine. what is some other options?
I just got a Nutri Ninja 2 in 1 for $60 at Canadian Tire and I love it.
Jamie - I just got a Nutri Ninja 2 in 1 at Canadian Tire for $60. They are clearing out discontinued stock.
+Jamie C : I got my at a yard sale for $5. You can look in thrift stores, online clearance, pre owned on craiglist, etc
Why we have to peel the lemon 🍋
Well done
I don't have a food processor what can I do
super like ! and i make it too,,thanks alot for sharing ,,God bless ,,
+Elizabeth Mendoza You're welcome. Enjoy!
Love them all the same
How long I store this juice?
Hi Dani, that's a nice shirt !!
Diving in feet first!!! 😂 Oh Dani i luv u!! 💕
Sara1227 LOL!!!
Hi ***** It's me "VivaLaVida_1Dia" from Instagram! I'm the one with the spanish posts! Hahaha! Just wanted to stop by and say hello again! I love your channel & I made another delicious juice this morning! Thanks for the wonderful recipes! ♥
VivaLaVida1DíaALaVez Hi! Thanks for saying hello:) So glad you are enjoying the recipes.
Quick ?....can one have beet juice every day? I do beets and pineapple with ginger but am not sure if it's safe to drink beets every day...any one know?
7 years later, everything in moderation
Great
I never peel my lemon or citrus....
Me neither
healthyyyy yummyy..
Hi Dani! I currently do smoothies because I find that juicers are super expensive! What low budget juicer would you recommend for a first time juicer? Of course I would want one that can perform well.
sportyshortey I don't have specific brand I recommend but if you watch my juicing 101 I go into detail about what the different types of juicers are so you may have a better idea where to start:th-cam.com/video/6K1eWdhW0_g/w-d-xo.html
Okay thanks!
❤❤❤
How can I get this juicer to purchase and what's the cost?
+Marlene Green You can purchase it right here: amzn.to/1OkWZqb
Dani how many ounces do you get from each of these recipes ?
wow is good
Question: I really love green juice but I don't have time in the morning to make it, I'm in the military so my mornings are pretty early. Lately I've been drinking the Tropicana green juice and I like it but my question was, is drinking store bought green juice just as healthy as drinking home made juice?
+marly rod Generally speaking, I would say no. But that doesn't mean its not good at all... I would look at the ingredient list just to make sure its not a bunch of fruit juice listed 1st (that can happen with remade juices sometimes).
Is there a substitute for kale?
Gloria Ha.. Any dark leafy green will work - swiss chard or spinach would be great.
Notice her expression when drinking it
Why juice when you can blend and keep all the fibres?
blending will also oxidise it (unless you have a vacuum blender), the fiber stuff has been explained in many youtube videos plus the "Fat sick and nearly dead" movie
it tasty good the green monster juicy me and my daughter in join it thanks
My first choice would be the green monster.
Is vitamix ok to make a juice
+marston Yes, although you will need to strain it.
Great recipes. Nothing more healthy than juicing. It does take some getting used to. One note: For people who really want to get into juicing, you will probably want to start growing as many of the items you like to juice as you can. Otherwise, get ready for the sticker shock when you load up your shopping basket in the produce section each week. LOL! What you grow will also be MUCH better than what you can buy, and you can grow varieties and have fresh greens that you simply can not buy as well. :-)
The BEST part about growing your own vegetables for juicing is that you can be sure that you are not getting a shot of pesticides with your juice! For example, I really like using carrot greens and some other root crop greens in my green juice, but I would NOT recommend using ANY carrot greens that are store bought. Same goes for most root crop greens that are edible and good for you if it were not for the pesticides. Even "organic growers" often use "organic certified pesticides" that you do not want to include in your juice. Very difficult to find pesticide free farms, and they typically only sell locally.
UrbanGardenFarms Thanks for sharing all the tips! We just painted kale and carrots today - so excited to start playing in the graden.
***** What color did you paint them? Make sure you use VOC free paint... LOL! I'm pretty sure you meant "planted" but darn spell checkers just aren't very smart. hahaha! Carrots and kale are great vegetables to get started with if you are new to gardening. Very easy to grow, and bugs are rarely an issue with them. I think you will enjoy the carrot greens as well, but it is an acquired taste. Try adding some fresh carrot greens to a salad before you start juicing it to see if you like the flavor. You should grow some parsley as well. SUPER easy to grow, just don't over-water it. Parsley doesn't mind having dry soil from time to time. Parsley also over-winters fairly well (at least it does down here in zone 8) It is very nice to have some fresh parsley whenever you want it. For me, that's about any time I walk through the garden. :-)
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What turns me off is cleaning the big machine
#cleanandgreendani
What a babe! Even in HD!
I wish my wife would be like that. Hot, healthy and always in the kitchen
عربي أكيد 😒 هذا حلمك !
"detox" doesnt exist
Don't say that it exist for real
,second
The 1sth
Another sugarphobe. Pure fruit juices like grape/lemon or watermelon are so good for the body. Drink them at a pace as if you were eating them.