Strawberry juice is a simple fruit drink made by blending strawberries with water and a sweetener. It can be made thick like a slush or slightly thin like a regular juice. This recipe uses frozen strawberries for a naturally chilled and slightly thicker texture, but you can use fresh strawberries too. You can adjust the sweetness and consistency to suit your taste.
About Strawberry Juice Recipe
Strawberry juice is quick to make and needs just a blender. There is no cooking involved, so the fresh taste of the fruit stays intact.
You can make this juice with fresh or frozen strawberries. I usually freeze strawberries so we can enjoy them even when they are not in season.


Strawberries freeze well, keep for longer and work nicely in recipes like Strawberry Milkshake, Strawberry Smoothie, Strawberry Ice Cream and Korean Strawberry Milk.
This version uses frozen strawberries. They help give a naturally cold and slightly thick texture without adding ice. If you use fresh strawberries, the juice will be lighter and you may need less water.
The sweetness depends on the strawberries. Some batches are sweet, while others are quite tangy. So you can adjust the sugar accordingly.
Rose water adds a light floral note. It is optional but works well with strawberries in small amounts.
You can also add a few other flavors if you like. A little lemon or lime juice brightens the taste. Mint leaves give a fresh note. A small piece of ginger adds mild warmth. For a simple variation, vanilla extract can also be used.
The consistency is flexible. You can make it smooth or keep it slightly slushy. You can strain the juice if you prefer a clear drink. I usually keep it unstrained for more texture.
This recipe is easy to scale. Just keep the same proportions. It makes about 2 glasses, so it is good for a quick small batch.
If you enjoy fruit-based Juices, you can also try other similar recipes from the blog:
Mango Juice | Watermelon Juice | Pineapple Juice | Orange Juice | Blueberry Juice
How to Make Strawberry Juice (Stepwise)
1. Add 2 cups frozen strawberries (about 22 to 24 medium strawberries) and 4 tablespoons sugar to a blender jar.
Tip: If your strawberries are sweet, you can reduce the sugar.


2. Pour in 1½ cups water. This gives a slightly thick juice. Add more later if needed.
Optionally you can add 2 teaspoons rose water for a mild floral flavor.


3. Blend everything until smooth.
You can blend to a very fine consistency or keep it slightly slushy if you like some texture.
Check the consistency. If the juice looks too thick, add a little more water and blend again. Taste and adjust sweetness if needed.


4. Pour into glasses and serve immediately.


Serving Suggestions & Storage
Serve strawberry juice chilled. You can add a few ice cubes if using fresh strawberries.
It pairs well as a refreshing drink with breakfast or as a light summer beverage.
Best to consume strawberry juice fresh. If needed, store in the refrigerator for up to 1 day in a covered container. Stir before serving as natural settling may happen.
Helpful Tips
- Strawberry quality: Use ripe, sweet strawberries for best flavor. Sour or tangy berries will need more sugar.
- Frozen vs fresh: Frozen strawberries give a thicker and colder juice. Fresh strawberries may need less water.
- Adjusting water: Start with less water and add gradually. This helps control the thickness and consistency.
- Sweetness balance: Always taste and adjust sugar. Every batch of strawberries is different.
- Texture choice: Blend smooth or keep slightly slushy based on your preference.
- Scaling the recipe: Increase all ingredients in the same ratio to make for more servings.
Recipe Q&A
Can I make strawberry juice without sugar?
Yes, you can skip sugar or use honey, maple syrup, agave syrup or any preferred sweetener.
Do I need to strain the juice?
Not necessary. Straining gives a clearer juice, but unstrained has more fiber and body.
Can I use fresh strawberries instead of frozen?
Yes. Reduce the water slightly since fresh strawberries release more juice.
Can I skip rose water?
Yes, it is optional. The juice tastes good even without it.
How can I make strawberry juice thicker?
Use less water or use frozen strawberries. Blend to a slightly slushy texture.
Add strawberries to a blender jar along with sugar and rose water.
Pour water and blend until smooth or slightly slushy as preferred.
Check consistency and add more water if needed, then blend again.
Taste and adjust sweetness. Pour into glasses and serve fresh.
- Use ripe and sweet strawberries for best taste.
- Adjust sugar based on sweetness of the strawberries.
- Use less water for thick juice and more for thin consistency.
- Adding rose water is optional.
- You can add your preferred flavorings like lemon juice, vanilla, mint or ginger.
- Best to serve immediately for fresh flavor.
Calories: 138kcal | Carbohydrates: 35g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 1g | Saturated Fat: 0.02g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 0.1g | Sodium: 11mg | Potassium: 221mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 31g | Vitamin A: 17IU | Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): 0.04mg | Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin): 0.03mg | Vitamin B3 (Niacin): 1mg | Vitamin B6: 0.1mg | Vitamin C: 85mg | Vitamin E: 0.4mg | Vitamin K: 3µg | Calcium: 29mg | Vitamin B9 (Folate): 35µg | Iron: 1mg | Magnesium: 20mg | Phosphorus: 35mg | Zinc: 0.2mg


