Prepare the beetroot. Remove the top part of the beetroot and slice it into chunks for juicing.
Prepare the pomegranate. To deseed the pomegranate, score the top of the fruit to remove it. Then, gently slice into the body of the pomegranate without cutting through the fruit into sections. Pull off the sections to expose the arils, and the seeds can be easily removed.
Juice the pomegranate and beetroot.Insert the slices into a slow juicer to extract the juices. Filter the contents with a fine-mesh sieve for a smooth texture.
Transfer into a glass.Once combined, your beetroot pomegranate juice is ready to drink!
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Notes
Removing the beetroot's skin is unnecessary, but if you want to reduce its earthy flavor, feel free to peel it with a knife or a peeler.
Use a slow juicer, blender, or food processor to juice the pomegranate and beetroot.
Alternatively, you can roll and press the pomegranate on a hard surface to loosen up the seeds inside. Once it’s soft, slice a small hole on top of the pomegranate and let the juice pour from the fruit into a glass or bowl.
Use a mesh strainer to filter and press the pulp down, squeezing out excess juice.
Note that the longer it stays at room temperature, the more nutrients it will probably lose.