Today, I'm thrilled to share with you a recipe that will transport you to a candy-colored wonderland: Homemade Strawberry Juice! 🥤🍓 Packed with vibrant hue and the delightful sweetness of everyone's favorite fruit, this delightful concoction is the pretty-in-pink pop your beverage station needs. Even better, it requires just three simple ingredients and only about 5 minutes of effort.

Get ready to indulge in a glass of pure, slurpable bliss that will transport you to sunny strawberry fields with its tantalizing aroma and invigorating taste. Whether you're spiking your favorite brunch cocktails with a splash of fruity goodness or simply treating yourself to a midday pick-me-up, this ambrosial strawberry nectar is here to quench your thirst and remind you there's still so much good in the world.
Celebrate the vibrant strawberry season by making fresh juices in your own home. Gather fresh strawberries, the stars of this recipe, at their peak time of the year. It's as simple as removing the green stems and blend them with a cup of water in a high-speed blender. By straining the mixture through a nut milk bag or fine-mesh strainer, you're extracting all the smooth consistency and extra nutrients!
For lasting delicious flavors, add the juice into ice cube trays and an airtight container, and add a touch of ellagic acid and skipping any added sugar. Enjoy the taste of summer with your homemade strawberry juice, packed with the main ingredients also found in grocery stores or picked from your own garden!
So, dear juice enthusiasts, grab your favorite blender or food processor, gather your ingredients, and join me in the kitchen. It's time to make some magic and enjoy the fruits of your labor — literally! Cheers! 🍹🎉
⭐ Why You’ll Love This Recipe
Next time your fridge is overflowing with fruit — and, let’s face it, now that Farmer’s Markets are in full swing, it won’t be long — you simply have to try this fresh strawberry juice recipe! Aside from being the liquid equivalent of a unicorn-sighting, it’s also:
- Made With Only 3 Ingredients - Fresh, ripe strawberries take center stage, their juicy allure bringing a burst of summer to every sip. To stretch your bounty (because 100% strawberry juice is potent as heck), we add some filtered water. Finally, a splash of zesty lemon juice adds a refreshing twist, ensuring your luscious libation is as perky and personable as Leslie Knope.
- Quick & Easy - In a world where time is precious, quick and effortless recipes reign supreme — especially when they're as bright and beautiful as this one! You can whip up a refreshing batch of this delectably refreshing strawberry juice recipe in mere minutes, leaving you with more time to casually sip and enjoy. This quick and simple drink recipe guarantees a lovely elixir that’s sure to brighten up even the suckiest of days.
- Versatile - Mix it with some strawberry-infused vodka for a playful twist on a screwdriver, use it as the liquid in your favorite smoothie recipe, or sip it as a standalone drink as you sit by the pool.
🍴Ingredients

As I mentioned above, this easy strawberry lemonade juice recipe requires just a handful of easy-to-find ingredients. Here’s what you’ll need:
- Strawberries - Feel free to use either fresh or frozen here. Just remember that if you’re using frozen, you’ll need to allow them to thaw first. Have more strawberries? Make strawberry milk, strawberry coulis, strawberry vodka or strawberry compote!
- Water - If possible, reach for filtered water so the pure, berryful beauty of your strawberries can shine through.
- Lemon - A squeeze of fresh lemon juice adds a delightful puckery punch that brightens the whole batch. Make sure you’re using fresh citrus though; the bottled stuff doesn’t even come close in terms of flavor.
- Fresh Strawberry - I’m a firm believer that all beverages taste more beautiful when they get a little dressed up. Make sure to save one fresh berry to garnish your masterpieces.
⏲️ Substitutions & Variations
This recipe has not been tested with other substitutions or variations. If you replace or add any fresh ingredients, please let us know how it turned out in the comments below!
- Mixed Berry Juice - As much as I love the flavor of pure strawberry juice accented with a squeeze of lemon, there’s plenty of berries out there to love. Feel free to use your favorite blend of fresh or frozen berries for a fruity twist.
- Swap Your Citrus - Strawberry and lemon are a classic combo, but you’re welcome to add bright lime juice for a slightly different flavor profile.
- Strawberry Lemonade - Don’t have any filtered water on hand? Skip the lemon and water and use your favorite lemonade (or limeade!) instead!
- Consider Add-Ins - Strawberry is one of those flavors that plays well with tons of other fruits. Consider making strawberry kiwi juice by adding in some fresh rounds of green goodness. You can also try adding tropical pineapple or mango, tart rhubarb, or any of your other favorite fruits to the mix!
📖 Step by Step Instructions
Depending on what equipment you have on hand, there are a few different ways to make this tasty strawberry drink at home. No matter which method you choose, it’s sure to be delectable!
Option 1: With a blender -

Step 1: Blend strawberries & water on high speed until smooth.

Step 2: Strain using a nut bag or mesh strainer, separating out any excess strawberry pulp.

Step 3: Dilute the strawberry juice concentrate with water if desired then add lemon juice. Stir to combine. Serve with a strawberry garnish and enjoy!
Option 2: With a juicer

Step 1: Process strawberries through your preferred juicing machine & add water & lemon juice.

Step 2: Stir to combine and serve with a strawberry garnish.
👩🏻🍳 Expert Tips
- Use ripe, fragrant berries. If they’re not in season, check the freezer aisle!
- If you’re using frozen berries instead of fresh, keep a few in the freezer until you’re ready to serve your masterpiece. Frozen strawberries in juice are way cuter than regular ice cubes.
- Serve immediately for the best, most berry-forward flavor. While it’ll keep for a few days in the fridge, the flavor tends to change a bit over time.
- If you have any leftovers, they make for fabulous popsicles.
- Strawberries consistently make the EWG’s Dirty Dozen list, so, if possible, opt for organic berries.
- Waste not, want not. Zest your lemon before juicing, then rub it into sugar (perhaps this strawberry sugar?!?) or salt to preserve it. Then, toss your strawberry tops and lemons into a pitcher with water for a refreshingly summery twist on spa water.

💭 Recipe FAQs
While strawberry juice does have a touch of acidity, it's not overpowering. It's more like a cheerful wink from those little red berries, adding a refreshing twist to your sipping experience. So, don't worry — it won't make leave your mouth in full pucker mode!
Now, if you prefer a sweeter experience, you can always balance out the acidity by adding a splash of honey or using a squeeze of orange juice in place of lemon as natural sweetener.
First and foremost, strawberries are bursting with nutrients and antioxidants. When these vibrant red berries are transformed into juice, those beneficial properties are still retained, making it a fantastic way to enjoy their health-boosting benefits.
One of the standout perks of strawberry juice is its high vitamin C content. This mighty vitamin is known to support a strong immune system, help with collagen production for healthy skin, and even aid in iron absorption. So, raise your glass of strawberry juice to a fortified immune system and a radiant complexion.
From boosting your immune system to promoting digestion and offering a guilt-free sweetness, it's a win-win for your taste buds and your health.
If you happen to have an accidental encounter with a splash of strawberry juice, fear not! There are ways to minimize the staining potential. Acting quickly is key. Rinse the affected area with cold water and gently blot it with a clean cloth or paper towel. Avoid rubbing, as that can spread the stain further.
When it comes to fabrics, you may want to treat the stained area with a stain remover or a bit of gentle detergent before tossing it in the wash. For surfaces, a mild cleaning solution or some baking soda mixed with water can often do the trick. Just remember to test any cleaning solution on a small, inconspicuous area first. Be mindful and take a few precautionary measures to prevent any unwanted strawberry souvenirs.
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Homemade Strawberry Juice
Equipment
- Blender or Juicer
- Serving Glasses
Ingredients
Using a Blender
- 12 oz Strawberries, fresh or frozen - if using frozen, allow to thaw overnight
- 10 oz Water
- 2 oz Lemon Juice, about one lemon
- Strawberries, to garnish
Using a Juicer
Instructions
With a blender
- Add strawberries & water into a blender, blending on high speed until smooth.12 oz Strawberries, 10 oz Water
- Using a nut bag or strainer, pass the strawberry juice through to strain out any excess pulp into a pitcher or bowl.
- Add additional water into the pitcher if desired then add lemon juice. Stir to combine.2 oz Lemon Juice
- Serve with a strawberry garnish and enjoy!Strawberries
With a juicer
- Process strawberries through your preferred juicer.
- Add water & lemon juice - stir and serve with a strawberry garnish.
Notes
- Use ripe, fragrant berries. If they’re not in season, check the freezer aisle!
- If you’re using frozen berries instead of fresh, keep a few in the freezer until you’re ready to serve your masterpiece. Frozen strawberries in juice are way cuter than regular ice cubes.
- Serve immediately for the best, most berry-forward flavor. While it’ll keep for a few days in the fridge, the flavor tends to change a bit over time.
- If you have any leftovers, they make for fabulous popsicles.
- Strawberries consistently make the EWG’s Dirty Dozen list, so, if possible, opt for organic berries.
- Waste not, want not. Zest your lemon before juicing, then rub it into sugar (perhaps this strawberry sugar?!?) or salt to preserve it. Then, toss your strawberry tops and lemons into a pitcher with water for a refreshingly summery twist on spa water.
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