Fruits to Help Sweeten Your Green Juice

Green juice is a great way to get the many of the important body repairing nutrients. If 
you've looked into what it takes to make a really nutritious or medicinal green juice 
drink, then you’re probably aware that many of these drinks require some pretty bitter 
ingredients. When you add a strong-tasting vegetable to the mix, the flavor will take on 
a bitter or intense flavor that might have you wrinkling your nose in apprehension, but 
there are ways to change that. The purpose of this article is to show you a few fruits to 
help sweeten your green juice. 

Apples 

Apples are essentially one of the world’s most known and recognizable fruits. They are 
high in nutritional content and important agents that help reduce the risk of a wide 
variety of diseases. Pectin and other agents in apples give them the ability to help rid 
the body of toxins, as well as carry wastes to disposal sites in the body. They are a 
great source of sweetness that will add a comfortable and familiar flavor to any type of 
drink you choose, and they are particularly good at helping to mellow out the taste of 
bitter vegetables like kale. 

Blueberries

These tiny blue fruits are extremely high in antioxidants. That makes them great for 
helping your body to fight off diseases like cancer which can result from genetic damage 
done by the reproduction of faulty cells in your body. They are high in vitamin content, 
and they are a little sweeter than apples. Blueberries are excellent additions to any 
drink, and they can be kept for longer periods when frozen. Crushed frozen blueberries 
can also make a great dessert for the entire family!

Mango 

This orange colored fruit is probably the sweetest fruit on this list. Mangos are well 
known for their bold and exciting flavor, and they are often used in sweet dessert 
dishes. Mango has gained quite a name for itself as its popularity grew from becoming 
more available. They are now associated heavily with improved digestion, better 
eyesight, and its ability to help fight the formation of cancer cells. 

Grapes 

Grapes are likely to be the most popular and well-known berry in the world. This is 
partially due to its use in wine production for much of human history, but grapes can 
shine even before they are turned into a carefully crafted ancient alcoholic beverage. 
Grapes are sweet, with multiple varieties providing a host of benefits to the digestive 
system. 
