I’m not even kidding. Isn’t it lovely?
I apologize for that. I just had to share. Day two of the juice fast went so well yesterday, and I’m feel really great. AND we totally made the MOST DELICIOUS juice we’ve ever had. It seriously tasted like pie!!!!…maybe why the Reboot website calls it “Pear Pie Delight.” But it was so delicious, it’ll have to be a blog on its own. Seriously, amazing. But just as a hint of what’s in there (besides the obvious pears), I’ll just tell you the surprising ingredient: sweet potatoes.
But yeah, don’t be too grossed out by the green tongue. And actually, if you’re on the fence about starting a juicing detox like this, don’t be freaked out! You actually don’t only drink green juices. In fact, you drink the entire rainbow.
There are green, orange, red and purple juices to choose from. It even gives recommendations on what time of day is best for these drinks and of course, you’re supposed to drink more green than the others. So far, we haven’t gotten a chance to try red yet but we’re trying it today (technically Day 3). Pear Pie Delight is a purple one and definitely had a better color than the prior day’s Watermelon Blueberry Kale juice. Behold below, PIE in a glass. Being healthy never tasted so good.
I’m not going to lie, Day 3 has been a lot harder, but you’ll have to wait to read about that until tomorrow!
Mrs. Healthy Ever After 
What juicer do you have? How well does it run? I heard juicing is expensive
We bought a used juicer from a classifieds ad at work. It was a 10 year old Jack Lalane juicer. Eventually we’re going to invest in a newer juicer…maybe a Brevelle like Joe Cross uses. Juicing can be expensive but it doesn’t have to be. To do a juice cleanse, it definitely can be pricey because all you’re eating is TONS of produce. I keep our food budget pretty low normally so this juice fast is a bit of an increase for us. But once we get off the cleanse and go back to doing one or two juices a day, it won’t be so bad. It’s definitely worth it for breakfast 🙂