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Home›How To›How to Make Noni Juice: 13 Steps

How to Make Noni Juice: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 12, 2023
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Noni juice, derived from the Noni fruit (Morinda citrifolia), has been gaining popularity for its numerous health benefits. This tropical fruit is native to Southeast Asia and some Pacific Islands, and can be easily made at home. Follow these 13 simple steps to enjoy your own homemade Noni juice.

1. Source fresh Noni fruits: Find a local supplier or grow your own Noni tree if possible. Always opt for ripe, organic fruits with no signs of mold or decay.

2. Pick ripe fruits: Ripe fruits are translucent, soft, and have wrinkled skin.

3. Wash and clean the Noni fruits: Thoroughly wash the fruits under running water, making sure to clean off any dirt or debris.

4. Cut off the ends: Gently remove both ends of the fruit with a sharp knife.

5. Slice into smaller pieces: Cut the cleaned fruits into small, manageable pieces.

6. Prepare a non-metallic container: Use a sterilized glass or plastic container with a wide opening for easy fermentation.

7. Add the sliced Noni fruit pieces: Place the cut fruits into the prepared container, gently pressing down to release as much juice as possible.

8. Cover and ferment the mixture: Loosely place a lid or cheesecloth over the container and let it sit undisturbed in a cool, dark place for about 6-8 weeks to allow for fermentation.

9. Monitor juice extraction progress: Check on the mixture regularly and add more fruit if required until your desired amount of juice is extracted during fermentation.

10. Strain and separate the liquid: Once fermentation is complete, strain out the solid fruit pieces using a cheesecloth or fine mesh strainer to separate your Noni juice from the solids.

11. Bottling: Pour your strained Noni juice into clean, sterilized glass bottles. Seal the bottles tightly with airtight caps for long-term storage.

12. Store the Noni juice: Proper storage is vital to maintain the potency of your homemade Noni juice. Keep the bottled juice in a cool, dark place or refrigerate it.

13. Enjoy your Noni juice: You can consume your Noni juice daily as a supplement or mix it with other fruit juices for added flavor.

By following these 13 simple steps, you’ll have delicious and nutritious Noni juice ready to be enjoyed. From boosting immunity to aiding digestion, this tropical beverage is definitely worth the effort!

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