Q&A for How to Make Carrot Juice

Well, you can puree boiled carrots in a blender, but you would have to strain it and may lose vital nutrients in the boiling.

Yes, this would add flavor and increase the nutritious properties.

No.

Yes. Freeze the carrot juice in an ice cube tray, so that it will be easier to melt later on. It will last about 1 month in your freezer.

You can add some if you want to, but generally, people drink carrot juice for the nutritional value more than the taste, and it is healthier without sugar.

You can add whatever you want.

Yes, you could probably add some sweet to the juice if you feel it does not have a sweet flavour.

Yes. The recommended amount of vitamin K for adults 19 & older is 90 mcg/daily. A large carrot (7-1/4" to 8 -1/2") has only 9.5 mcg. So you would would have to use 9.47 carrots to get 90 .mcgs of vitamin K

No. You have to have a way to compress the carrot. Just eat the carrot if you don't have a juicer.

You can if you use a blender, but it's not necessary. If you use a juicer, you won't have any pulp.

Yes, but it is better to drink it in the morning, as it energizes you. It helps you start the day in a positive, energetic way.

Though carrot juice is very healthy, it should not be used by persons with blood sugar disorders, like diabetes.

You can if that's what you like.

Never mix the puree with hot water. As stated earlier, the juices should be stored in a refrigerator in order to preserve the nutrients.

Yes, although I don't know that it would taste very good.

Yes. You could add anything you want. Honey will sweeten your juice and augment the carrot flavor.

Those things will bring out the flavor in the juice, so yes; it will be really tasty!

Yes, you can use a grater to cut the carrots. Then boil the pieces to make them soft. Then mush them to get the juice out.

No. It is only used for extra taste. For your enjoyment, you can add whatever you want.

Drinking carrot juice can ward off eye disorders, such as macular degeneration, cataracts and blindness. Carrot also contain lutein, which is a antioxidant that protects the eyes from the sunlight.

There are some examples. 1. Store the juice as short as possible (drink it as soon as possible). 2. (if you have), Use a low rpm juicer. 3. You can use glass of stainless steel containers to store your carrot juice. 4. Remove the air from the container by "overfilling" or vacuuming out the air. 5. Keep your carrot juice cold by keeping it in a refrigerator or ice chest.