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SUPER JUICE - How to Get 8x as Much Juice From One Citrus?

Updated: Feb 25


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Have you ever thought about how to get more juice from one citrus? Using citrus is a must for a number of cocktails, but is it really necessary to use one whole citrus for only one cocktail and then throw it away? It’s on us to think more environmentally friendly and try to be sustainable with our hobby/passion/profession. But when it’s also cheaper it’s easier to get the boss on board as well - there’s a method that can get you up to 8 times more juice from each citrus, the juice has a longer shelf life and a more prominent citrus flavor in a cocktail - those are wins all around, right? This is possible thanks to Super Juice - the brainchild of Nickle Morris, a bartender, and owner of Expo Cocktail Bar, in Louisville, Kentucky. I studied his technique, combined it with Dave Arnold’s formula for acids, and implemented it into my way of making ingredients. Our recipes may be a bit different but I kept the environmentally- and wallet-friendly approach. And so can you! Are you ready for Super Juice?!


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LIME Super Juice

●Organic lime

●Citric Acid - 0.66 × weight of lime peels

●Malic Acid - 0.33 × weight of lime peels

● Water - 16.66 × weight of lime peels


LEMON Super Juice

● Organic lemon

● Citric Acid - the equal weight of lemon peels

● Water - 16.66x weight of lemon peels


ORANGE Super Juice (acid-adjusted)

● Organic Orange

● Citric Acid - 0.9 × weight of orange peels

● Malic Acid - 0.1 × weight of orange peels

● Water - 16.66 × weight of orange peels


Peel the citrus of choice, weigh the peels, and put them in a jar with the appropriate amount of citric (and malic, for lime and orange) acid. See the formula above. Shake well and leave it for up to two hours. This will give you “oleo citrate” which will give our juice acidity and citrus flavor. Then place everything from the jar (including the peels) into a blender and add water (again see formula above). Make sure to rinse inside of a jar with water to get out all the oleo citrate. Juice the lime/lemon / orange and add the juice into the blender as well. Blend for half a minute then strain through a cheesecloth. Bottle the Super Juice, keep it in the fridge and use it within a week.






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Oct 20

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Nov 24, 2024

Bro, you need to turn on comment moderation. You have literally hundreds of spam bots flooding the comments section here.

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Unknown member
Sep 14, 2024

If I dont have malic acid. It is okay to use a bit of apple vinegar? Its really hard to find malic acid while beeing onboard.

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Nov 24, 2024
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I wouldn't. Acetic acid has a certain acrid funk that would probably overwhelm the lime taste and smell.

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Jul 30, 2024

will the amount of citric and malic acid for orange super juice be alright for mandarin?


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Jun 25, 2024

I have made SJ before by peeling the fruit. I am wondering if zesting the fruit would affect the juice in a negative way. Thank you! Love the channel!

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Nov 24, 2024
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I made it last night using peels cut with an actual peeler, so it wasn't the full rind but still probably 30% rind, and it tastes and smells exactly like it did when I made it with zest.

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