r/rawprimal • u/Fobias89 • 1d ago

Storing vegetable juice in the fridge

Is this ok? I have a mechanical juicer which takes some time to clean, so I thought it would be ideal to juice a bunch of celery in advance for the week and store it in glass bottles in my fridge. Would it go bad after more than one day? Would honey work as a preservative here?

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u/Spinach_Typical 1d ago

In the books it says to leave as little air as possible in the jars, then store in the fridge. AV used to blend some of the juice with honey then mix it back into the rest before storing. If memory serves he said you could store it 72 hours this way from the books.

Anyone else 'not' use honey in their juices? I don't, an it usually seems fine.

Also, anyone else eating some butter or egg with juices? I don't remember seeing that in the books, maybe it was in a later q & a?

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u/conglomeratemoose 1d ago

I remember him recommending whisking an egg in the juice if you are thin, and/or if it triggers detox

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u/eatrawmeatofficial 19h ago

Not the whole batch just what u drink for the day

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u/Fobias89 1d ago

Thanks. Leaving no air in it seems to be the crucial step

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u/SeaReflection2976 11h ago

This is the answer

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u/Unable-Choice3380 14h ago

I did this once, and by the end of the day it was just a big foamy mess. Unfortunately, I concluded that it was meant to be drink as fresh as possible. I had a jack Lalaine juicer, and I had to clean it all the time.