These homemade apple ginger turmeric shots are a powerful blend of nature’s finest ingredients. Crafted with fresh, organic apples, zesty ginger, and vibrant turmeric, these shots pack a punch of flavor and health benefits in every sip. The crisp, refreshing apple base is perfectly balanced by the warming notes of ginger and the earthy, golden hue of turmeric. Packed with antioxidants, anti-inflammatory properties, and a boost of immune support, these shots are the perfect way to kickstart your day or give your body a nourishing pick-me-up.
Boost Your Health with Apple Ginger Turmeric Shots
These vibrant apple ginger turmeric shots are a naturally energizing blend with a gentle kick. Fresh apples add natural sweetness while spicy ginger and earthy turmeric bring warmth and depth. Finished with a splash of citrus for balance, these quick-to-make shots are perfect for a morning boost, seasonal reset, or whenever you need a little extra glow from the inside out. Simple ingredients, bold flavor, and no added sugar.
Ingredients
Instructions
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Core your apple and chop it into chunks. Peel the ginger and turmeric and chop into smaller pieces.
I recommend wearing gloves while peeling the turmeric if you do not want to end up with yellow hands. Also consider that it might stain a wooden cutting board.
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Add all ingredients to the blender and blend until smooth
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Strain mixture through a sieve into a jar or bottle. I like to use a spoon to extract as much liquid as I can.
I keep the flesh and add it to my dog stews, smoothies and banana breads or muffins
Serving and Storage
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The shots will keep 2 - 5 days in the fridge. Shake well before serving as the sediment will settle on the bottom.
Note that ginger shots can be pretty intense. If you do not enjoy them as a shot in the morning, dilute them with water or juice, add them to your smoothies. I like the to pour my shot into a mug and fill that with boiled water. I drink it before my yoga
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The active ingredients in ginger (gingerol) and turmeric (curcumin) tend to breakdown and lose potency over time. Consider freezing shots in an ice cube tray to extend the storage period beyond a week.
