This Week's Must-Have

Fresh Bottled Juices

Love fresh juice, hate cleaning your juicer? Ritual Cleanse’s bottled bounties are here to the rescue.

We’ve all heard about the many benefits of fresh juice—loaded with vitamins, nutrients, and natural sweetness, it’s the perfect pick-me-up (especially on a warm summer morning). But between cleaning sludgy pulp out of the gears and keeping a veritable assortment of produce on hand for when the mood to juice strikes, dealing with the ins and outs of home juicing can leave you annoyed instead of exuberant. Let Ritual Cleanse do the dirty work for you and effortlessly sip the nectar of the gods with its Daily Juice line, which has something for everyone. We love that the very un-scary ingredient list is front and center, showcasing the wholesome purity of their concoctions. Try Green Lemon (spinach, romaine, kale, celery, cucumber, green apple, and lemon) for pure vitamin power, or sip Lavender Lemonade (lemon, water, agave, and lavender) or Pineapple Mint (pineapple, coconut water, and mint) as gourmet to-go refreshments. We may even dub ourselves juiceheads (… but not the Jersey Shore kind).  

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