This Jamaican Style Carrot Juice Recipe is a refreshing yet sweet treat. One of my favorite drinks when growing up in Jamaica.

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Growing up, carrots were one of my favorite vegetables to eat—not the cooked carrots, but a regular raw carrot right out of the bag. I'd grab one, sit in front of the TV, watch my cartoons, and chew on the carrot. I wanted to be Bugs Bunny.

A little birdie also told me that carrots were really good for eyesight so as a kid, I made sure I ate at least 2 a day. I still don't need glassess...I'll give props to the carrots and that little birdie.

Growing up, while I wasn't eating all the carrots in the house, I would also get to enjoy this Jamaican Style Carrot Juice. It wasn't made too often in the house, but when it was made, it was a true treat.

Now, this isn't your typical carrot juice recipe. It's a bit thicker and sweetened with condensed milk and other spices. So, in other words, it ain't the healthiest drink on the block. But seriously, who cares? It's delicious, and it does have a vegetable in it.

Ingredients for Carrot Juice

Carrots - rinsed and cleaned. It's up to you whether to peel them. If they aren't organic, I tend to peel them.
Water - this will help when blending the carrots to make the juice.
Condensed milk, nutmeg, and vanilla extract - this adds sweetness and flavor to the carrot juice.

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How to make Jamaican Style Carrot Juice with step by step Photos

Peel and chop carrots, then add them to to blender with water and blend until smooth. Strain the liquid into a jar.

carrots in water. — Place carrots in blender and cover with water. blend for about 2 minutes

carrots in strainer. — Place carrots in blender and cover with water. blend for about 2 minutes

Add condensed milk, vanilla extract, and nutmeg to the jar and serve. Pour into a pitcher and refrigerate or serve over ice. Enjoy 🙂

condensed milk being poured. — Sweeten carrot juice with condensed milk

This Jamaican Style Carrot Juice Recipe is a breeze to make. All you need is a blender, a strainer , a bag of carrots, a can of condensed milk, vanilla extract, and nutmeg. Serve it over ice for a nice refreshing drink. Ya mon.

Want more Jamaican Recipes?? Check out my Jamaican Sorrel Drink, Instantpot Jamaican Cornmeal Porridge , Corned Beef and Cabbage - Jamaican Style and these Jamaican Banana Fritters.

Notes on Jamaican Style Carrot Juice Recipe

You will need a pretty good blender for this recipe. I love love love my Red Vitamix Blender that my hubby got me for Christmas.
This drink is pretty sweet, depending on how much of the sweetened condensed milk you add. However, the other spices give it a spice-filled taste.
Feel free to add a good splash of rum to this recipe. Yes, I like to add rum to certain drinks, rum added to this one is really good.

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Jamaican Style Carrot Juice Recipe

Course Drinks

Cuisine Caribbean

Prep Time 10

Total Time 10

Servings people

Calories 49kcal

Author Tanya

Ingredients

2 lbs carrots
5 cups water
1 14oz can condensed milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
½ teaspoon nutmeg
rum optional

Instructions

Peel and chop carrots into 2-inch pieces. Add to blender with 5 cups of water and blend for about 2 minutes.
Place strainer over pitcher and pour mixture into strainer, allowing juice to fall into pitcher and carrot puree to remain in strainer. Discard (or save for another use) carrot puree in a strainer.
Add condensed milk, vanilla extract, and nutmeg to pitcher and serve. Refrigerate or serve over ice. Enjoy 🙂

Notes

This drink is pretty sweet, depending on how much of the sweetened condensed milk you add. However, the other spices give it a spice-filled taste.

Feel free to add a good splash of rum to this recipe. Yes, I like to add rum to certain drinks, rum added to this one is delicious.

Nutrition

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