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Built by Ezra. For people who want a simpler juicing routine.

Eight years of juicing, one notebook at a time. The full core recipe library and ingredient guides are free to browse; Founding Lifetime adds advanced planning details, expanded saves, grocery workflows, and ten connected planning tools for one payment.

Tagged bottles of green, orange, and red cold-pressed juice on a kitchen counter with cucumber, carrots, citrus, and beets.

Why this site exists

Eight years of juicing, one notebook at a time.

The start

I always liked the idea of eating more produce, but I never had a simple way to keep vegetable-forward recipes interesting. About eight years ago, cold-press juice became a practical way to use more greens alongside my normal meals. Whole fruit stayed part of my routine; juice became the place where I practiced flavor, prep, and planning.

The notebook era

Countless hours of videos, blog posts, and YouTube tutorials. The hardest part was keeping track. I had a physical notebook for recipes and a bookmarks folder in Safari packed with the best juicing sites I could find. This website is what I wish that notebook had been from day one.

A slow cold-press juicer and a stainless centrifugal juicer side by side behind two glasses of fresh juice and produce.

Gear

From a $60 Bed Bath & Beyond juicer to a Nama.

The juicer journey

My first juicer was a $60 unit from Bed Bath & Beyond. I loved it until the tube cracked from how strong I was making my juices. By then I was even growing my own microgreens and wheatgrass so I could press them fresh every morning.

When the Nama came out I upgraded, and it has been my favorite juicer ever since. Nama's customer service is part of why I'm still a fan: after five years, when my motor finally gave out, they replaced it. A few months ago — long before this blog existed — they sent me a brand new one when another part wore out. No pitch, no ask, just a company that cares.

Mission

Why I built this site: to make juicing easier to repeat.

Free education, useful paid tools

This project helps people make cold-press juicing easier to understand, shop for, and repeat. Optional paid planning tools support its development. Juicing gave me a useful routine for planning produce, trying recipes, and using my juicer more consistently. I'm not making clinical claims, just sharing the practical system I wish I'd had from the beginning.

You can browse the full core recipe library, ingredient breakdowns, and produce guides without an account. The Juice Builder includes 3 free completions each calendar week (resetting Monday at 00:00 UTC), and six standalone planning utilities are open without an account. If something here helps you, that's already a win.

Pricing

A free core library, with one payment to unlock the full system — lifetime or one year.

$97 once for lifetime access, or $49 for one year (no auto-renew). Both plans unlock the same currently included member system.

Two one-time plans

Pay $97 once for lifetime access, or $49 for one year. Neither plan renews automatically.

The premium upgrade unlocks unlimited Juice Builder runs, the calorie, sweetness, nutrient-focus, seasonal, and budget filters across the recipe library, plus deeper ingredient details on every produce page.

$97
Founding LifetimeOne payment
$49
1-Year PassNo auto-renew

Built in public

Improved every week, shaped by the people using it.

Tell me what to fix

I build everything here myself and ship improvements every week. Founding Members vote on the recipes, workflows, and planning tools that get built next.

If something looks wrong, feels off, or is missing, email me at info@coldpressjuicingrecipes.com. Signed-in members also get a Send feedback button on every page that captures the page for you.

One last thing

My favorite recipe? Maybe one day.

I've been sitting on it for years. If you stick around, I might just share it.

Get started in two minutes.

Open the recipe library and pick a juice that matches the produce you already have at home. The Builder figures out the rest.