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How to make sugarcane juice with a blender at home

Easy homemade sugarcane juice with a blender - no juicer. This is easy, all you need is a powerful blender. If you don't have a powerful blender, you have to reduce the pieces of the sugarcane to make it easier for any blender to blend the cane easily.
Prep Time1 hour
Course: Drinks
Cuisine: Tropical regions of the world
Keyword: sugarcane, sugarcane drink, sugarcane juice
Yield: 3300 grams
Calories: 8800kcal
Author: Razi Brown

Equipment

  • Blender

Materials

  • 8 pieces sugarcane - about an arm's length each.

Instructions

  • After scraping the skin of the sugarcane, the hardback that covers the fleshy pulp also needs to be peeled.
  • Use a knife and peel off the hardback to leave only the fleshy pulp
  • Cut the sugarcane pulp into small pieces to make it easier for blending
  • Add a small amount of water into the blender, ⅓ cup would do. The little water helps the blender to spin the pulp and chaff very well, which in turn releases the juice.
  • Drop a few pieces of cut sugarcane into the blender and start blending; when completely mashed, add a few more pieces and blend.
  • When done blending, transfer to a strainer with fine pores and sieve into a container or jar.
  • You can add lemon juice like 2 tablespoons to a cup of sugarcane juice; an inch of fresh ginger roots can also be added. When adding ginger, it is good to blend together with the sugarcane in the blender before sieving it.
  • Your sugarcane juice is ready; it can be served chilled or over ice cubes.

Notes

If you are making this juice as a sweetener, no need of adding ginger or lemon.

Nutrition and Calories

100 grams of sugarcane juice contains 269 calories. Nutrients found in sugarcane juice include carbs (in the form of sugar), Vitamin B6, Iron, Zinc, copper, manganese, and magnesium.