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pineapple ginger shot

Pineapple Ginger Shot

This homemade pineapple ginger shot delivers a powerful dose of immune-supporting compounds in just 60 seconds. Packed with vitamin C and anti-inflammatory ingredients, it's a perfect addition to your morning wellness routine.
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 2 minutes
Total Time 7 minutes
Course Drinks
Cuisine American
Servings 8 servings
Calories 30 kcal

Ingredients
  

2 cups|fresh pineapple chunks|Choose the ripest pineapple for maximum bromelain content

3-inch piece|fresh ginger root|Look for pieces with smooth, tight skin

1|medium lemon (juiced)|Enhances absorption of nutrients

1 tablespoon|raw honey|Optional, provides antimicrobial properties

1/8 teaspoon|cayenne pepper|Optional, adds circulation-boosting benefits

1 tablespoon|ground turmeric|Optional, increases anti-inflammatory benefits

Instructions
 

Prepare Your Ingredients Wash all produce. Peel the ginger root using the edge of a spoon and roughly chop it. Cut the pineapple into chunks if using fresh. Pro tip: Include the pineapple core as it contains the highest concentration of bromelain.|

    Combine in Blender Place the pineapple chunks, ginger, lemon juice, and any optional ingredients into a high-speed blender. For faster blending, place the softest ingredients at the bottom.

      Blend Until Smooth | Pulse several times to break down the fibrous ginger, then blend on high for 60-90 seconds until completely smooth. Avoid blending longer than 2 minutes to preserve vitamin C content.

        Strain (Optional)|For a smoother texture, strain the mixture through a fine-mesh sieve or nut milk bag. This removes about 70% of the stringy texture that some find off-putting.

          Portion and Store|Pour the pineapple ginger mixture into small 2oz containers

            Notes

            Nutrition Facts Section:
            Serving Size: 2 oz shot
            Calories: 30
            Carbohydrates: 7g
            Fiber: 1g
            Protein: 0.5g
            Sugar: 5g
            Vitamin C: 35%
            DV Manganese: 7% DV