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photography by Kristen teig (nourish); Dom miguel (revolution) Jugos This on-the-go juice joint's Latin vibe is ref lected in its tropical fruit juices and smoothies. Grab a juice post-workout (Equinox is right around the corner) or sample one of the three cleanses, such as Verde, containing all green juices, or De Temporada, made from seasonal ingredients. We love that Jugos offers both cold-pressed and "old school" juices, freshly squeezed and ready to be sipped right away. 145 Dartmouth St., 617-418- 9879; visitjugos.com The Juice Box A love of art and healthy food merge at the Juice Box, Southie's first juice bar. Owner Heather Carbone (also the proprietor of Urban Art Bar) serves made-to- order juices and snacks, like a homemade almond butter and trail mix bar. We love the Revive Cleanse, with ginger, turmeric, and cardamom. Custom tables and artwork by Urban Art Bar instructors decorate the interior. 359 W. Broadway, 857-930-4510; daily squeezeboston.com Juice Press Featuring juices with fun, quirky names like Ommm! and Love at First Sight, Juice Press has opened its first location outside New York at The Street in Chestnut Hill. Along with plant-based products, GMO-free options, and juices made without high-pressure processing, Juice Press offers ProViotic, a 100 percent vegan probiotic sold exclusively in its stores and included in some of its juice formulas. 33 Boylston St., Chestnut Hill; juicepress.com MoTher Juice Laura Baldini and Ellen Fitzgerald, the team behind this "drink good, feel good" company, serve more than a dozen cold-pressed juices and smoothies from their dairy- and gluten-free juice bar, as well as vegan snacks like avocado breakfast toast. They will also deliver their juice cleanses to your door in reusable mason jars. Mother Juice's secret lies in its Norwalk hydraulic press juicer, which produces small batches and preserves all vitamins and nutrients for up to 72 hours. 625 E. Kendall St., Cambridge, 617-945-7357; motherjuiceboston.com Nourish Your soul Wellness consultant and yoga instructor Susan Cabana, founder of Nourish Your Soul, offers multiday cleanses consisting of her handmade juices. With no fillers or added sugar and boosts such as f lax, lucuma, and hemp, this juice bar creates juices Healthy Tonic A shot of ginger? A dAsh of Bee pollen? however you like it, cool down And vitAmin up this summer At these juice BArs. by brigitte carreiro Seeing green Revolution Juice's Heather Costa explains how to make juicing fun. Any quick recipes you can share for juicing at home? the combination of kale, spinach, cucumber, apple, lemon, and ginger is one of my favorites. i recommend mixing it up and always alternating ingredients for maximum nutritional benefts. What are the unique benefts of some fruits and veggies? Because we use organic produce, we can juice the rind of fruits like watermelon and lemon, which provide lots of enzymes, vitamins, and miner- als. watermelon rind helps to support a healthy nervous system and improve blood fow. What does a go-to summer smoothie consist of? lots of ripe, water-rich fruit, fresh and frozen, with some baby spinach. i can drink smoothies all day when it's warm, because they give me a ton of energy and keep me well-hydrated. Any advice for those hoping to stick to their juicing regimen? prep the day or night before. i get my ingredients washed and ready before i go to bed when i juice at home. that way i can just wake up, grab the produce from the fridge, and start juicing. and smoothies that ease guests into their detox. Cabana recommends mint as a sweet addition to summer drinks, as in Nourish Your Soul's watermelon mint juice. 15 Channel Center St., 888-995-8423; nourishyoursoul.com Pressed Looking for a unique and healthy summer treat? In addition to cold-pressed juices and a menu boasting rare items such as black rice sushi, Pressed offers its own twist on Popsicles. Paletas are made in small batches of 30 and feature one-of-a-kind f lavors such as cardamom vanilla plum and coconut milk with thyme. 120 Charles St., 857-350- 3103; pressedboston.com revoluTioN Juice There's no better time to turn the next generation on to juicing, as Revolution Juice—which serves 100 per- cent organic and GMO-free juices, smoothies, and sorbet bowls—will soon offer baby foods as well. Founders Heather and Dominic Costa are on a mission to spur the juicing revolution with whole-food and plant-based products (such as Heather's favorite booster, lemon gin- ger) in child-size portions. 150 Huntington Ave., 857-233-4313; revolution juice.com ThirsT Juice co. This Financial District storefront serves customiz- able smoothies and juices as well as açai bowls and soups. Owners Chris Roche and Heather Stevenson offer more than a dozen boosts, like maca powder and chia seeds, that you can add to your order. 44 School St., 857-233- 4535; thirstjuiceco.com BC Nourish Your Soul offers a cornucopia of organic, cold-pressed juices and smoothies. 120 bostoncommon-magazine.com the guide imbibe