This juice is a great alternative to drinks that are full of refined sugar!

If you’re looking for a vibrant, refreshing drink that’s packed with simple ingredients, this beet orange ginger juice is one of my favorites. The earthy sweetness of beets pairs perfectly with bright citrus and spicy fresh ginger to create a homemade juice recipe that’s both delicious and easy to make. Whether you’re looking for a healthy beet beverage to start your day or a refreshing afternoon pick-me-up, this fresh beet juice delivers big flavor with minimal effort.
Reasons to Love Beet Orange Ginger Juice

There are so many reasons to love this beet orange ginger juice recipe.
- Made with just a handful of wholesome ingredients
- Naturally sweetened with fruit juice
- Bright, fresh, and refreshing flavor
- Easy to make in a blender
- Packed with colorful fruits and vegetables
- Great for breakfast, snacks, or post-workout refreshment
- A simple homemade juice recipe with no added sugars
- Beautiful ruby-red color that’s as impressive as it is delicious
- Easy to customize with your favorite fruits and spices
If you’re new to making fresh juice recipes at home, this beet ginger juice is a great place to start.
Ingredients Needed

To make this beet orange ginger juice, you’ll need:
- 1 medium beet, roasted, chilled, and peeled
- 1 cup 100% orange juice (freshly squeezed if possible)
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice (freshly squeezed if possible)
- 1/2-inch knob fresh ginger
- A few drops of olive oil for roasting the beet (optional)
How to Make It

Preheat your oven to 400°F.

Wash the beet thoroughly, remove the stem, and trim the ends. Rub the beet lightly with olive oil if desired, then wrap it in foil and place it on a baking sheet. Roast for about 50 minutes, or until fork tender.
Allow the beet to cool completely, then refrigerate until chilled. Once chilled, remove the foil and peel away the skin.
Add the roasted beet and fresh ginger to a blender and blend until broken down. Pour in the orange juice and lemon juice, then continue blending until smooth and fully combined.
Pour the fresh beet juice over ice and enjoy immediately.
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Ingredient Substitutes and Additions
One of the best things about this beet orange ginger juice is how easy it is to customize.
Easy Substitutes
- Use bottled beetroot instead of roasting fresh beets to save time.
- Swap lemon juice for lime juice for a slightly different citrus flavor.
- Replace orange juice with blood orange juice or mandarin juice.
- Use cooked golden beets for a sweeter, milder flavor.
Tasty Additions
- Add a carrot for extra natural sweetness.
- Blend in a green apple for a fruity twist.
- Include a pinch of turmeric for a warm, earthy flavor.
- Add cucumber for an extra refreshing vegetable juice recipe.
- Toss in a handful of strawberries for a sweeter citrus beet juice.
- Mix in a little fresh mint for a cooling finish.
FAQ

Do I have to roast the beet first?
Roasting helps soften the beet and creates a smoother texture for this homemade beet juice. It also brings out the beet’s natural sweetness.
Can I use pre-cooked beets?
Absolutely. Store-bought cooked beets work wonderfully and make this healthy juice drink even easier to prepare.
Can I make beet orange ginger juice ahead of time?
Yes. Store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours. Give it a good shake before serving.
Is this a detox juice?
Many people enjoy beet detox drinks because they contain nutrient-rich fruits and vegetables. While no single drink can “detox” the body, this natural juice recipe can certainly be part of a balanced, healthy diet.
Can I make this without a blender?
A blender works best for this recipe. If you have a juicer, you can juice the ingredients instead for a smoother consistency.
What does beet orange ginger juice taste like?
This refreshing beet drink has a lightly earthy flavor from the beet, balanced by sweet orange juice, bright lemon, and a subtle kick from fresh ginger. The result is a flavorful citrus beet juice that’s surprisingly refreshing.
Conclusion

This beet orange ginger juice is proof that simple ingredients can create something truly delicious. With its vibrant color, fresh citrus flavor, and hint of spicy ginger, it’s an easy homemade juice recipe you’ll want to make again and again. Whether you’re adding more fruits and vegetables to your routine or simply looking for a refreshing beverage, this beet orange ginger juice is a great choice.
Beet Orange Ginger Juice Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 medium beet roasted, chilled and peeled (you can always buy whole beets already cooked in a can)
- 1 cup 100% orange juice (freshly squeezed preferred
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice (freshly squeezed preferred)
- 1/2 inch knob of fresh ginger
- a few drops of olive oil if roasting beet (optional)
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Wash beet, remove stem and slice off ends. Rub the beet with a few drops of olive oil, wrap in foil and place on a cookie sheet. Bake approximately 50 minutes or until tender. If making more than one drink, increase the number of beets used. Allow beet to cool at room temperature, refrigerate until chilled. Remove beet from foil and peel.
- Add to the blender, beet and ginger root, blend until combined. Add orange and lemon juice, blend until beet is thoroughly blended.
- Pour over ice and enjoy!
Notes
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Note: This recipe was originally published in 2012 and has been renamed from “Hot Pink Cooler”.




