Due to popular demand, we recently added a new frequently asked questions category to our website, in order to address all of the questions we get from our visitors. The topics cover everything from the carrot juice basics, to more specific dietary and nutritional based questions. As a small disclaimer, we just want to say that all the information that is contained in our frequently asked questions section and in the rest of our website should not be taken as dietary or medical advice. If you have a specific question about carrot juice in relation to a health topic, please be sure to consult with a certified dietician or a registered physician to answer those.
Be sure and check out our news section from time to time for the latest buzz about carrot juice. We frequent various local and international health food and news sources for what's new in the world of carrot juice. The Havre Daily recently published a short article about a 103 year old Montana woman, who states that she owes her longevity to drinking carrot juice. Be sure and stop by our news section for a link to the original article, in addition to our archive or carrot juice news from around the globe.
Carrot Juice is a family run website based in beautiful Dallas, Texas, and founded in 2005. Aside from operating our carrot juice website, we also run a small juice bar in the downtown section of the city. Our juice bar sells are variety of carrot juice blends, such as orange carrot juice, pineapple carrot juice, lemon carrot juice, raspberry carrot juice, coconut carrot juice, and much more. We are carrot juice enthusiasts to say the least, and are happy to bring to you a wide spectrum of fun facts and information about one of our favorite topics. If you are going to be in the downtown Dallas area, and are looking for excellent blends of fresh juice to drink, please send us an email for instructions on how to reach our place.
Carrot juice not only tastes great, it's also rich with essential vitamins and minerals that help protect the body from many different types of ailments. Carrot juice is especially rich with vitamin A, which can help keep your skin healthy, and slow down the signs of aging. I personally drink carrot juice for the taste, and would probably continue to do so even if the health benefits were not included in the drink. Over the course of the years, I generally find that there seem to be two types of carrot juice drinkers, those that don't particularly like the taste, but force it down to get the vitamins and minerals, and those folks like me, that drink it solely for taste. I would have to say that most carrot juice drinkers we cater to seem to fit into the same category as myself, while only a small minority stating they drink it but don't really like it. I've also heard from many clients saying that the taste took some time to get used to.
Carrot juice tastes very sweet in most cases, and depending how well you screen out the pulp, it's usually only slightly denser than plain water. Carrot pulp is a great source of fiber, and some blends can be only lightly screened for a much thicker density, usually consisting of a drink texture similar to that of a light milkshake. We hope you enjoy our website, please stop by again as we regularly add and update our content.
