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Juicing: Fridge dregs

  • Posted on November 27, 2012
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  • By Rachel Scott
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  • Yoga Life

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So I return from Mexico and to my beloved juicer, excited to rev up the Hurom to start off another great day.

However, I’ve been in Mexico for a week, so you can imagine the state of the contents of my fridge.

Basically, all that’s available is the tough stuff.  You know, the veggies that take about a month to go bad.  Like when you find potatoes tucked away in a cupboard from 1996.  Sure, they’ve sprouted little babies and they’ve gone a bit soft, but you have to give them credit – they’re still almost edible.

So my stalwart, fibrous veggies save the day!

Fridge Dregs

  • 2 carrots
  • 2 stalks celery
  • 1/2 beet
  • 1 lemon

Nutritional Info

  • 200 g carrot (about 2):
    • a whopping 660% RDA Vitamin A  (33,000 IU)
    • 20% RDA Vitamin C (12 mg)
    • 18% Potassium (640 mg)
    • 32% Vitamin K (16.4 mcg)
    • also some B6, Folate, Vitamin E, Thiamin, Manganese
    • calories 80
  • 100 g of celery (roughly 2 stalks, though this can vary)
    • 9% RDA folate (36 mg)
    • 37% RDA Vitamin K (30 mcg)
    • 7% RDA Potassium (260 mg)
    • calories = 15
  • 50 g of beet (about 1/2 medium)
    • 14% RDA folate (54 mcg)
    • 9% RDA manganese (.16 mg)
    • 4% RDA vitamin C (2.8 mg)
    • 4% RDA potassium (162 mg)
    • calories: 22
  • 100 g of lemon (about 1) yields:
    • 88% of RDA Vitamin C (53 mg)
    • calories 30
  • Total Calories: 157
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Rachel Scott

Rachel supports yoga teachers and studios around the world to create transformational education experiences that help them thrive in their business, share their passion, and inspire more people to practice yoga. Her extensive knowledge and experience include: earning two masters degrees, authoring three books, leading 4,000+ hours of TT, building a teacher training college for a national yoga company, and working behind the scenes in yoga studio & teacher management for more than fifteen years. As a writer and speaker, she continually wrestles with the juicy bits of life: relationships, authenticity, and discovering meaning in this crazy, wildish world. E-RYT 500, YACEP, BA, MFA, MSci. Learn more about Rachel.

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