
Vegan green celery juice with apple: celery, Granny Smith apple, unwaxed lemon and ginger – fresh, clean-tasting and quickly blended.
You’ll need: high-speed blender · chopping board · knife · sieve
A green juice like this tastes surprisingly fresh and lively. It's fresh and slightly tart with a gentle heat. Just right when you want something simple in a glass.
Green Granny Smith apple → cucumber (less sugar, more liquid) ½ unwaxed lemon → lime (similarly fresh, often a little milder) 1 piece of ginger → fresh turmeric (milder, provides curcuminoids) 1 bunch of celery → fennel (milder flavour, provides fibre and potassium)
Celery is one of the allergens that must be declared. For children and during pregnancy, the ingredients are usually fine in normal kitchen amounts; with a sensitive stomach or a known celery or citrus allergy, hold back.
Celery mainly provides water, some fibre, potassium and smaller amounts of vitamin K and folate. On top of that come natural plant compounds.
No, Granny Smith brings acidity plus vitamin C, some potassium and polyphenols. Some of these sit right under the skin, so it's especially worth washing it well.
Many people tolerate ginger well, but in sensitive people it can make heat, stomach irritation or heartburn worse. If you're sensitive, use only a little.
Lemon mainly provides vitamin C and organic acids, which make the flavour cleaner and fresher.
Yes, even small amounts can cause symptoms if you have a celery allergy. Celery stays a relevant allergen when raw too, so avoid it completely in that case.