Weightloss juice
It is a recipe posted by Demic and I decided to recreate it and loved it.
Weightloss juice
It is a recipe posted by Demic and I decided to recreate it and loved it.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash all your ingredients (except water of course hahaha) in warm water.
- 2
Slice your lemons in half and juice them using a Juice extractor. Squeeze well to remove the juice. Now do not discard the flesh; we still have use for it.
- 3
Peel your ginger and garlic and cut into smaller sizes.
- 4
Gently pour the extracted lemon juice into a Blender. Add your ginger and garlic and blend until you have a smooth consistency
- 5
Heat up your mineral water in a pot. When it comes to a boil, add the lemon. Now you also add the lime after cutting in the middle. Add your mixture from the blender into the pot as well. Let everything simmer for 5mins.
- 6
Bring down the pot from your stove. Dish out the lemons and limes and discard. Let your drink cool down.
- 7
When cool, pour into several tight sealed glass containers and keep in a cool dry place.
- 8
Drink a glass first thing every morning on an empty stomach. You would be surprised at how much belly fat and weight you would lose.
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