By Grocery List Plus Editorial Staff | Published on June 14, 2026
Serves 2
72 cal · 5 min
Orange Sweet Potato Juice
Recipe GLPRccd6417bf7e5a8
A vibrant, refreshing juice blend combining naturally sweet orange and sweet potato with bright citrus notes. This simple preparation highlights fresh fruit flavors in a quick, nutrient-dense drink.
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Ingredients
½ cup Fresh sweet potato juice
¼ cup Fresh carrot juice
1 tablespoon Fresh lime juice
¾ cup Fresh orange juice
Directions
Peel the sweet potato and run it through a juice extractor or high-powered blender to obtain about 1/2 cup of fresh juice. Strain if using a blender to remove any pulp.
Extract juice from the carrot using the same method to yield approximately 1/4 cup of fresh carrot juice.
Juice the lime to obtain 1 tablespoon of fresh lime juice.
Juice the oranges to produce approximately 3/4 cup of fresh orange juice.
Combine the sweet potato juice, carrot juice, lime juice, and orange juice in a pitcher or blender.
Stir well to blend all juices evenly and serve immediately over ice if desired.
Comments
Sweet potatoes are a North Carolina staple, and bottled sweet potato and carrot juices are stocked at every major chain—Harris Teeter, Food Lion, Publix, Walmart, ALDI, and Kroger banners all carry them without fuss. At roughly $3 to $4 per bottle for sweet potato juice and $1 to $2 for carrot juice, plus citrus around $2, the cost per serving lands near $3 to $4, which is reasonable for a fresh juice. The stated 5 minutes is honest; this is literally pouring and stirring. The only caveat is that freshly made juice does not keep well past a day, so this is a same-day drink, not a make-ahead.
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