How to Make Radish Juice

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If you're trying to consume more vegetables or just love the taste of radishes, make your own radish juice. You can quickly make a fruity radish juice that balances the spicy radishes. Use carrots, apple, celery, citrus, and spice to round out the radish flavor. Run the produce through a juicer and enjoy! If you don't have a juicer, you can simply chop up the radishes and blend them with a little water. Strain the radish puree through cheesecloth and enjoy the refreshing radish juice.

Ingredients

Fruity Radish Juice (Strained or Juiced)

  • 3 medium carrots
  • 6 radishes
  • 1 large apple
  • 2 stalks celery
  • 1 orange
  • 1 lemon
  • 1/2 inch (12 mm) piece ginger
  • 1/2 inch (12 mm) piece turmeric
  • 1/4 cup (60 ml) of water (if straining the juice)

Makes 1 to 2 servings

Strained Radish Juice

  • 2 cups (230 g) radishes
  • 1/4 cup (60 ml) water, plus more as needed

Makes 1 cup (240 ml) radish juice

Basic Radish Juice

  • 1 pound (453 g) radishes

Makes 2 to 4 ounces

Method 1
Method 1 of 4:

Making Fruity Radish Juice in a Juicer

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  1. Wash 1 large apple, 1 orange, and 1 lemon. Use a sharp knife to carefully cut the apple into four wedges and remove the core. Peel the lemon and the orange and cut them to fit the opening of your juicer. [1]
    • You can use your favorite variety of apple. Try to choose one that's sweet instead of tart to balance out the flavor of the radishes. For example, use fuji, gala, or jonagold.
  2. Wash 3 medium carrots, 6 radishes, and 2 stalks of celery with the leaves. Trim off and discard the tops from the carrots and the leaves from the radishes. [2]
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  3. Get out two fresh pieces of ginger and turmeric. Cut each piece to 1/2-inch (12 mm) and use a vegetable peeler or paring knife to peel the ginger and turmeric. [3]
    • If you don't have fresh spices, you can whisk 1/2 tablespoon (2 g) of dried ginger and 1/2 tablespoon (2 g) of turmeric into the juice before you drink it. The flavor just might not be as intense.
  4. Watermark wikiHow to Make Radish Juice
    Set a bowl or glass below the spout of the juicer to catch the fruity radish juice. Drop each piece of fruit, vegetable, and spice into the juicer. If your juicer has a slow speed, use it when you add the citrus. Your juicer should come with an attachment that you'll need to push down to force the rest of the produce through the machine. [4]
    • Ensure that the glass or bowl doesn't overfill. If the produce is very hydrated, you might need to fill an extra glass.
  5. Rinse the juicer with warm water once you've finished using it. You can use mild soapy water to rinse out any stains. If you have a centrifugal juicer, scrub the filter with a stiff bristled brush to remove any pulp. [5]
  6. Remove the glass of juice from under the juicer and pour it into a serving pitcher. If you used multiple containers to catch the juice, pour all of them into the pitcher and stir the juice. Place ice cubes in your serving glass and pour the juice over. If you'd like to share the drink, pour half into another serving glass. Serve the fruity radish juice immediately since it will begin to separate. [6]
    • You can store the fruity radish juice in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one day.
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Method 2
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Making Strained Fruity Radish Juice

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  1. Wash 1 large apple, 1 orange, and 1 lemon. Use a sharp knife to carefully cut the apple into four wedges and remove the core. Peel the lemon and the orange. Chop all of the produce into large chunks.
    • Since the radishes are spicy, try to choose a sweeter apple to balance the flavors. You might want to use fuji, gala, or jonagold apples.
  2. Wash 3 medium carrots, 6 radishes, and 2 stalks of celery with the leaves. Cut off and throw away the carrot tops. Use a sharp knife to cut the vegetables into chunks. [7]
  3. Cut each piece to 1/2-inch (12 mm) and use a vegetable peeler or paring knife to remove the peel. [8]
    • To substitute dried spices, whisk 1/2 tablespoon (2 g) of dried ginger and 1/2 tablespoon (2 g) of turmeric into the juice before you drink it. The flavor just might not be as intense.
  4. Watermark wikiHow to Make Radish Juice
    Place the chopped fruits, vegetables, ginger, and turmeric into a high-powered blender or food processor. Pour about 1/4 cup (60 ml) of water into the blender. Cover the blender with the lid. [9]
    • If your produce doesn't contain a lot of moisture, you might need to add more water.
  5. Watermark wikiHow to Make Radish Juice
    Turn the blender on and pulse the ingredients until they've liquefied and there aren't any chunks of produce. This could take a minute or two depending on how strong your blender is. [10]
    • If your blender is having trouble processing the radishes, you may need to add more liquid. Add another 1/4 cup (60 ml) of water to help the blender process the produce.
  6. Set a bowl or measuring jug on your work surface. Get out two 24-inch (61-cm) long pieces of cheesecloth and unfold them. Arrange the two pieces of cheesecloth on top of each other. Fold the stack in half and place the four-layered cheesecloth directly into the bowl or measuring cup. [11]
  7. Watermark wikiHow to Make Radish Juice
    Pour the blended produce directly in the center of the cheesecloth. Gather each corner of the cheesecloth and bring it together so you can hold the cheesecloth with one hand. Use your other hand to twist the cheesecloth. The juice should squeeze right into the bowl underneath the cheesecloth. [12]
  8. Stir the juice and place ice cubes in your serving glass. Carefully pour the juice over the ice and drink the juice immediately. You can divide this amount into two servings, if you like. [13]
    • You can store the fruity radish juice in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one day.
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Method 3
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Strained Radish Juice Without a Juicer

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  1. Watermark wikiHow to Make Radish Juice
    Get out a few bunches of fresh radishes. Wash and gently scrub the radishes under clean water. Use a sharp knife to carefully chop the radishes into halves or quarters if they're large. You should get about 2 cups (230 g) of chopped radishes. [14]
    • If the radishes still have their leaves and they aren't limp, consider tossing them into the blender with the radishes. They'll add calcium, riboflavin, and carotene to your juice.
  2. Watermark wikiHow to Make Radish Juice
    Transfer the cut radishes to a high-powered blender or food processor. Pour about 1/4 cup (60 ml) of water into the blender and put the lid on the machine. [15]
    • The water will help the blender begin to process the radishes. You may need to add more water if the radishes don't contain very much moisture.
  3. Watermark wikiHow to Make Radish Juice
    Turn the blender on and blitz the radishes until they're completely smooth and have liquefied. This could take a minute or two depending on how strong your blender is. [16]
    • If your blender is having trouble processing the radishes, you may need to add more liquid. Add another 1/4 cup (60 ml) of water to help the blender grab onto the radishes.
  4. Place a bowl or measuring jug on your work surface. Get out two 24-inch (61-cm) long pieces of cheesecloth and unfold them. Lay the two pieces on top of each other and fold the stack in half. Set the four-layered cheesecloth directly into the bowl or measuring cup. [17]
  5. Watermark wikiHow to Make Radish Juice
    Pour the blended radishes right onto the middle of the cheesecloth. Pick up each corner of the cheesecloth and gather it together so you can hold the cheesecloth with one hand. Use your other hand to twist the cheesecloth so the juice squeezes out and into the bowl. [18]
  6. You should be able to squeeze out about 1 cup (240 ml) of radish juice. To get the most nutrients and best texture, drink or use the radish juice immediately. You can store strained radish juice in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one day. [19]
    • You can discard the radish pulp that's inside the cheesecloth.
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Method 4
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Making Basic Radish Juice in a Juicer

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  1. Buy radishes that are bright and feel heavy since they'll produce more juice. Older radishes will be spicier, so select fresh radishes and use them right after you buy them.
  2. Rinse the radishes under cool water and ensure that there isn't any dirt on the leaves. You can choose to leave the leaves on the radishes or trim them off. Radish leaves can add nutrients to your juice but if you don't want to darken the color of the juice or you don't like the flavor, trim them off.
  3. Watermark wikiHow to Make Radish Juice
    Set a glass below the spout of the juicer to catch the radish juice. Push each of the radishes into the juicer and use your juicer's attachment to push the last radish through the machine. [20]
  4. Rinse the juicer with warm water once you've finished juicing the radishes. You might want to use soapy water to remove any dark radish stains. If you have a centrifugal juicer, scrub the filter with a stiff bristled brush to remove any pulp. [21]
  5. Remove the glass of radish juice from below the juicer. Stir the juice a little. If you'd like a cold drink, add ice to the glass. Drink the radish juice immediately.
    • You can store the fruity radish juice in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one day.
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      Things You'll Need

      For Fruity Radish Juice

      • Knife and cutting board
      • Vegetable peeler
      • Juicer
      • Bowl or serving glasses

      For Strained Fruity Radish Juice

      • Measuring cup
      • Vegetable peeler
      • Knife and cutting board
      • Blender or food processor
      • Two 24-inch (61-cm) long pieces of cheesecloth
      • Bowl or measuring jug

      For Straining Radish Juice

      • Measuring cup
      • Knife and cutting board
      • Blender or food processor
      • Two 24-inch (61-cm) long pieces of cheesecloth
      • Bowl or measuring jug

      For Basic Radish Juice

      • Juicer
      • Small glass

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