What is cold-pressed juice?
Why should you drink cold-pressed juice?
Why should you drink cold-pressed juice?
Juicing with a cold press machine is a two part process that begins with shredding fruits & vegetables, & then pressing them with a hydraulic press that uses thousands of pounds of pressure to extract the maximum amount of liquid possible. No additional heat or oxygen is used in the process, meaning that no nutrients are lost like they ar
Juicing with a cold press machine is a two part process that begins with shredding fruits & vegetables, & then pressing them with a hydraulic press that uses thousands of pounds of pressure to extract the maximum amount of liquid possible. No additional heat or oxygen is used in the process, meaning that no nutrients are lost like they are in traditional pasteurization. Cold-pressed juice still has all the vitamins, minerals and enzymes that are present in the whole fruit.
Why should you drink cold-pressed juice?
Why should you drink cold-pressed juice?
Why should you drink cold-pressed juice?
It can be difficult to find ways to get all of the necessary nutrients without consuming large portions of fruits and vegetables. This is where cold-pressed juice comes in! Since the insoluble fiber is removed from the fruits and vegetables during the juicing process, it is much easier for your body to absorb the nutrients. The high conce
It can be difficult to find ways to get all of the necessary nutrients without consuming large portions of fruits and vegetables. This is where cold-pressed juice comes in! Since the insoluble fiber is removed from the fruits and vegetables during the juicing process, it is much easier for your body to absorb the nutrients. The high concentration of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals found in cold-pressed juice help to boost immunity, promote detoxification, improve digestion, and enhance skin health.
Where do we source our ingredients?
Why should you drink cold-pressed juice?
Where do we source our ingredients?
We prioritize using local &/or organic produce, focusing on the infamous ‘dirty dozen’ list. Thankfully being a part of farmers markets has introduced us to various local farms in the area where we are able to easily find ingredients that we need. Some of these farms include but are not limited to:
•Grindstone Gardens
•Wildwood Natural Fa
We prioritize using local &/or organic produce, focusing on the infamous ‘dirty dozen’ list. Thankfully being a part of farmers markets has introduced us to various local farms in the area where we are able to easily find ingredients that we need. Some of these farms include but are not limited to:
•Grindstone Gardens
•Wildwood Natural Farm
•Red Clay Farm
•Crab Tree Farms
After I source as many ingredients as possible from the farms listed above, I will then venture out to source ingredients from:
•Linda’s Produce
•Bryden’s Market
•Trader Joe’s
•Aldi
Join us on our sustainable journey towards using 100% local & organic produce!