Carrot Pineapple Juice Mocktail Recipe

If you’re on the hunt for a bright, refreshing drink that skips the alcohol but doesn’t skimp on flavor, this Carrot Pineapple Juice Mocktail is honestly a great pick.

This easy mocktail recipe blends sweet pineapple with crisp carrot, giving you a healthy, tasty drink you can enjoy any time.

It’s a playful twist on classic pineapple mocktails—think pineapple mojito mocktail or even a pineapple margarita mocktail, but totally non-alcoholic.

I just love how simple it is to throw together with fresh ingredients.

The natural sweetness from the fruits means you don’t need to dump in extra sugar.

It feels a bit fancy, but it’s easy to whip up at home whenever you want something a little special.

Carrot Pineapple Juice Mocktail Recipe

Making this carrot pineapple juice mocktail at home is honestly a treat—it’s refreshing and the flavors are balanced in a fun way.

With carrots, pineapple, and a splash of citrus and spice, you get something that feels bright and special but isn’t hard to mix up at all.

Equipment

• Juicer or Blender (for getting that carrot juice and blending everything)
• Fine Mesh Strainer (if you want to remove pulp)
• Pitcher (for mixing and serving)
• Measuring Cups and Spoons (so you don’t overdo it)
• Citrus Juicer (for fresh lime and orange juice)
• Cutting Board and Knife (for prepping fruits and ginger)
• Vegetable Peeler (to peel carrots and ginger)
• Tall Glasses (for serving)
• Stirring Spoon (for mixing it all up)
• Ice Cube Tray (for chilling)
• Small Grater or Zester (for fresh ginger or citrus zest, if you’re feeling it)

Ingredients

• 1 cup fresh carrot juice (about 3–4 carrots)
• 1 cup pineapple juice (fresh or canned, both work)
• 1/2 cup orange juice (fresh is best if you can swing it)
• 2 tablespoons lime juice
• 1–2 teaspoons honey or agave syrup (adjust to taste)
• 1/2 teaspoon fresh ginger (grated)
• A pinch of ground cinnamon or allspice (optional, for warmth)
• 1 sprig of fresh thyme (plus more for garnish)
• 1 cup ginger ale or lemon-lime soda (for that fizz)
• Ice cubes (for serving)
• Lemon or orange slices (for garnish, totally optional)

Instructions

• Wash, peel, and chop the carrots and ginger.
• Juice or blend the carrots until smooth. Strain if you want a silkier texture.
• In a pitcher, combine the carrot juice, pineapple juice, orange juice, and lime juice.
• Add the grated ginger, honey (or agave), and a pinch of spices if you’re using them.
• Toss in a sprig of thyme and stir well to mix the flavors.
• Pour the juice mixture over ice in each glass, filling about two-thirds of the way.
• Top each glass with ginger ale or lemon-lime soda for some fizz.
• Stir gently and add thyme sprigs or citrus slices as garnish if you feel like it.
• Serve cold and enjoy right away.

Notes

I really prefer using fresh carrot and pineapple juices because the flavor just pops so much more.

If you don’t have a juicer, blending chopped carrots with a little water and then straining works surprisingly well.

If your carrots or pineapple taste a bit tart, just add a touch more honey or agave.

Thyme is lovely for an herbal note, but mint or basil can totally work too.

If you want a little more kick, add extra fresh ginger or even a pinch of cayenne.

Lemon-lime soda brings a classic fizz, while ginger ale adds a cozy ginger warmth.

Garnishing with a slice of orange, lemon, or fresh thyme makes it look as good as it tastes.

And don’t forget the ice—lots of ice keeps things crisp and refreshing.

Tasting Notes

When I take a sip of my carrot pineapple juice mocktail, the first thing that hits me is its natural sweetness. The carrots bring this mild, earthy vibe, and then the pineapple jumps in with a bright, fruity punch.

Honestly, the drink is super refreshing. The tangy pineapple notes just balance out the carrots in a way that makes it perfect for a hot afternoon—or honestly, whenever you want something light.

I really enjoy how fresh the juice smells, too. There’s this burst of freshness as soon as I pour it, and the natural sweetness just keeps coming through with every sip.

No need for extra sugar here, which is always a plus. If you feel like switching things up, a squeeze of lime or a handful of ice cubes takes it to another level.

Sometimes I’ll toss a mint leaf on top. It adds a gentle, cool twist—nothing too overpowering, just a nice little bonus.

Each glass feels healthy and vibrant. I love that it’s simple, tasty, and honestly, just a wholesome drink that’s easy to enjoy.

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