Green Apple Moonshine Drink Recipes

WAHOO for fresh juice!!!! this is my favourite staple juice blend. Buy a big bag of carrots, a couple bags of apples a couple of cucumbers and some fresh ginger, turn on the juicer and BINGO...Juice for the WEEK!!!

Nom nom nom. This recipe is delicious and amazingly healthy for how it tastes! Adapted from http://www.instructables.com/id/Mug_Browni
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This is a much nicer, summery version of water.... for when drinking water by itself gets a little dull.

For all you chocoholics & cake addicts out there...I love this recipe with a cup of tea and that's my fix for the day.

Sweet green breakfast shake

Basic Weightloss, build lean muscle , get healthy shake.

This salad is full of distinct, strong flavors. It's a great way to get new greens onto your plate.

So indulgent you will savor every sip!

This little addition to your water can make it much easier to get your 8 glasses in a day.

Start your day with a lighter version of a coffeehouse favorite.

Delicious and easy. Serve over rice or noodles along with steamed carrots and green beans and apple crisp for desert.

Try with chicken

Sweet treat for those on the HCG Diet or for anyone who wants a quick, easy, and healthy dessert.

This great apple dip is awesome with fresh cut granny smith apples.

The Alternative to Stuffing

Sweet tea is an ever-present drink that (even though it has sugar in it) is better than pop or other premade drinks.

A fruity twist to tuna salad with a BITE!

Diced, grilled chicken breast; shredded cheddar; diced apples; dried cranberries; and grape tomatoes. Served with sliced, toasted almonds and Raspberry Vinaigrette dressing. My healthy way for my favoite take out salad.

Fast, Easy, and Fabulous

Never buy the jarred stuff again! This DIY version is perfectly sweet. Goes perfectly with potato pancakes!

A delicious, nutritious snack - hot or cold! Leave the skins on the apples in this recipe for added colour, fibre and vitamins. Adapted from the University of Nebraska website.
Makes 8 1/2 cup servings.

This is so easy, and the result is a wonderfully sweet, smooth apple spread that's low in calories and basically fat free. You can bake or cook with apple butter, top your favorite frozen dessert with it, add it to yogurt...the sky is the limit! :)

This recipe calls for considerably less sugar than most, but believe me: it's plenty sweet, especially if you're using a sweet apple variety. (You might increase the sugar if using tart apples depending on your preference.)

rich in Vitamins A & C

Taken from Kalyn's Kitchen blog

Three different melons make a refreshing drink anytime of the day.

Drink your veggies!

Printed with permission from the American Institute for Cancer Research