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Fresh Peach Juice Recipe

By Christina | Food Apparel 3 Comments

A new way to enjoy those fresh peaches being harvested right now – in a glass! This fresh peach juice recipe is simple but will knock your socks off.

This Fresh Peach Juice Recipe is so refreshing and takes just minutes to make!

I recently went to a little local Chilean restaurant. They have a lot of amazing food there, but the one thing that they are famous for is their fresh peach juice. They bring out a tall glass with a little straw and it makes you almost forget about the rest of the meal. We can live on peaches, right?

This Fresh Peach Juice Recipe is so refreshing and takes just minutes to make!

Now one disclaimer – this peach juice is more like a nectar meaning, it is thicker than your average “juice”. But since peaches are such a mild flavor, straining out all the foamy goodness was not an option here. Trust me, you’ll know what I mean when you try it.

Anyway, I wanted to make this at home because I had  A TON of peaches a couple of weeks ago. It didn’t seem like brain surgery but the first attempt – not so great. So I made a few attempts, and let me tell you this stuff is addicting! Added bonus: KIDS LOVE IT! So, I can make sure they are eating healthier.

This Fresh Peach Juice Recipe is so refreshing and takes just minutes to make!

Tips:

  • FRESH PEACHES are MANDATORY! I’ve never tried canned, but I just can’t imagine it being that good in this situation.
  • A powerful blender works wonders. Since you don’t peel the skins in this recipe, a powerful blender like a Blendtec helps chop those up nicely. You don’t really even notice them. I made this while on vacation in a not-so-powerful blender and it was fine, but you definitely did notice the skins. If you don’t have a powerful blender, you might want to take the extra time and peel those babies.
  • Chill the whole peaches in advance of making. I don’t usually recommend chilling fruit because it won’t ripen quite the same, but I do chill the peaches just the night before or just a few hours, or whatever. Key is you want to fruit and water cold to make this and you can’t chill it later and here’s why…..
  • ENJOY FRESH. That was my biggest problem the first time. Remember that little thing called oxidation? Well, it happens with peaches. This juice is meant to be enjoyed fresh. Since it’s so fast and easy to make, prepare it just before enjoyment for stellar results.

This Fresh Peach Juice Recipe is so refreshing and takes just minutes to make!

Enjoy the rest of your peach season!

This Fresh Peach Juice Recipe is so refreshing and takes just minutes to make!
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Fresh Peach Juice Recipe

Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Author Christina Lakey

Ingredients

  • 1 large fresh peach, chilled, pitted and sliced about 8 ounces weight
  • 1 cup water
  • 2 tablespoons granulated sugar

Instructions

  1. In a blender, combine peach, water, and sugar.
  2. Blend well and serve immediately over ice.

Recipe Notes

Water and sugar can be adjusted up or down according to preference.

Chill the peaches in advance and use extra cold water so that the juice is nice and cold.
Drink fresh! This juice will oxidize and does not keep well.
Use a powerful blender to help chop the skins. You can also peel off the skins (I don't recommend blanching because then the peaches will not be cold).

This Fresh Peach Juice Recipe is so refreshing and takes just minutes to make!

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I'm Christina and I'm a self-proclaimed foodie and chocoholic! I am a real estate broker by trade. I have a wonderful husband, 3 girls 4 and under (crazy!!!) and a hyper dog. Want to know my quirks? Go here for a little Q&A.

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Comments

  1. Inundated with peaches. says

    September 10, 2016 at 7:53 pm

    Can I freeze the peach juice and still have a suitable product?
    Also gave way too many nectarines so I’m guessing I could also juice those?

    Reply
    • Food Apparel says

      February 19, 2017 at 4:16 am

      Hi I’m so sorry I missed your comment! I have never frozen the juice. However, I have frozen sliced and blanched peaches. They do break down a little and the color becomes more brownish because of oxidation. So might not be ideal for those reasons. If you froze and it turned out well, please let me know. I’m curious!

      Also, nectarine juice sounds amazing! I love fresh fruit juices of all varieties (I lean towards peach, watermelon, pineapple). I feel like nectarine skins would not break down as well so I might actually recommend peeling those.

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      • Amy Kiehne says

        July 24, 2020 at 7:36 pm

        I have juiced my peaches (on the stovetop, then strained) for a lot of years and will freeze the juice. I have made jelly, peach simple syrup (for iced tea), etc. I never oxidizes since it has been cooked during the juicing process.

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