Refreshing Green Kiwi and Lime Juice

0.0(0) 10 min total 2 servings 115 cal / servingBy Mia Carter
Refreshing green kiwi fruit juice in a clear glass with ice cubes on a white marble surface.

There is something about the vibrant, electric green color of a kiwi that makes it feel like the ultimate pick-me-up. I started experimenting with juicing them after buying a massive flat at the farmers market, and I quickly realized that kiwis are much more than just a topping for yogurt bowls or fruit salads. When you blend them down, they create this incredibly silky, slightly frothy juice that feels like a spa treatment in a glass.

The key to getting this right is balancing the sugar. Kiwis can be quite tart, especially if they are slightly under-ripe. Adding a splash of lime juice and a touch of honey or agave helps round out those sharp edges without masking the unique, earthy flavor of the fruit. I prefer serving this over plenty of crushed ice, which keeps the juice cold and helps mellow the acidity, making it the perfect companion for a lazy Saturday brunch or a humid afternoon.

Frequently asked questions

Can I leave the seeds in?

You can, but the texture becomes gritty. Straining provides a much smoother, professional-quality drink.

How long will this juice last in the fridge?

It is best consumed within an hour of making it to ensure the color remains bright green and the flavor stays crisp.

Refreshing Green Kiwi and Lime Juice

Servings
2
115
Cal
2g
Protein
1g
Fat
28g
Carbs

Nutrition shown per serving · updates with portion size

Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. 1

    Peel the kiwis using a vegetable peeler or a small knife.

    Step 1: Peel the kiwis using a vegetable peeler or a small knife.
  2. 2

    Add the peeled kiwis, lime juice, water, and sweetener into a high-speed blender.

    Step 2: Add the peeled kiwis, lime juice, water, and sweetener into
  3. 3

    Pulse the mixture for 10 seconds, ensuring you do not over-blend, as this can break the tiny seeds and add bitterness.

    Step 3: Pulse the mixture for 10 seconds, ensuring you do not over-b
  4. 4

    Pour the mixture through a fine-mesh strainer into a pitcher to remove the seeds.

    Step 4: Pour the mixture through a fine-mesh strainer into a pitcher
  5. 5

    Divide the crushed ice between two glasses.

    Step 5: Divide the crushed ice between two glasses.
  6. 6

    Pour the juice over the ice and serve immediately.

    Step 6: Pour the juice over the ice and serve immediately.
Mia Carter

American comfort food

Mia Carter

Mia grew up in a Midwest kitchen and specializes in cozy, crowd-pleasing weeknight dinners. She tests every recipe until it works on the first try.

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