How to Make Soursop Juice

As noted, soursop has many benefits that support the body's health, but with soursop juice we can especially make use of its diuretic properties. That is why, if you suffer from fluid retention or want to include ingredients that help eliminate toxins in your daily diet, this recipe is perfect for you.

To start preparing this soursop juice recipe, you need to peel the fruit with special care. First, cut it in half and separate the pulp from the shell with a knife or a spoon. Remove as many of the inner seeds as possible, leaving the pulp completely clean. Choose a ripe soursop that yields slightly to gentle pressure; it will be easier to peel and blend.

Once the soursop is ready, place the pulp in a blender and process it for a few seconds to release its natural juice. Add the oat milk and water to the juice, then process again so that all the ingredients are blended. We have added oat milk, but you can replace this with another type of vegetable milk, such as soy milk or almond milk; it will be just as delicious. Blend until smooth, stopping to scrape down the sides of the blender if needed.

Then add sugar to taste, depending on whether you want the soursop juice to be more or less sweet. Another option is to add a teaspoon of honey in place of the sugar or go for another type of sweetener.

Now you only have to pour the soursop juice into a jar; if you want it to be completely liquid, we recommend straining it first. Add crushed ice if you want to drink it cold, and it is ready! You can now enjoy the benefits of this therapeutic fruit whenever you want. For a thicker texture, leave it unstrained; stir it before serving if the ingredients separate.

Now you know how to make soursop juice, you can discover another more delicious way to eat this fruit by referring to our article on how to make soursop cake.

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