Tips for Saving Money on Juicing

When you’re trying to pursue a certain kind of diet, it can quickly become very 
expensive to stick to a confining roster of foods. Depending on where you live, the 
added variables of scarcity, fluctuating prices, and season can make it very hard to get 
many of the things you will need to actively pursue better health. If you’ve had issues 
getting started because you’re concerned about the price of the ingredients, you might 
be happy to know that this article will be geared towards sharing a few tips for saving 
money on juicing. 

Buy Watery Vegetables 

This should be a pretty common sense answer but it’s worth mentioning. Some 
vegetables have very little moisture in them. That means that you’ll be shedding that 
vegetable into pulp without getting much of what you’re looking for. Try juicing more 
moisture filled things like cucumbers. They can make an excellent base for you juicing. 
Citrus fruits are also a great source of juice. Just be sure that you’re getting something 
out of the fruits you buy so that you don’t have to juice an entire bag just for one glass. 

Buy Low Cost Produce 

There are lots of ways to buy cheap produce. In some places you can find specialty 
stores that allow you to buy very reasonably prices produce. There are also farmers 
markets that sell very fresh produce and people will often sell large amounts for low 
prices to make sure that they are making money on a crop. Most stores have sales due 
to surplus, and that can be a great time to stock up on a nice high moisture fruit to use 
in your juicing. Just be sure to pick a few things that can help you keep from getting sick 
of the juice you get from it. 

Grow Your Own 

For people with a small amount of land around them or even just an area in the home 
where they can grow produce, it can be very rewarding and satisfying to grow your own 
produce. Much of what you need is relatively affordable even with small investments to 
get ready for growing, but having a small crop on head of fresh produce will definitely 
pay for itself very quickly. There are even hydroponic systems that can grow several 
types of vegetables in shorter periods of time while yielding juicy produce that you’ll 
love. 

