These Healthy Juice Pulp Muffins are moist and delicious! Made without sugar and full of nutrition. These muffins are the perfect recipe to make with your leftover juice pulp. They can also be made with shredded carrots if you don’t have juice pulp.
I recently got a new juicer (Hurom juicer) and I LOVE it so much! Where has it been all my life? So being new to juicing I quickly realized that each time you make a juice there is pulp as well. And that pulp doesn’t need to go to waste! There are so many great ways to use it. Today I am sharing this delicious Healthy Juice Pulp Muffin recipe using the pulp from the delicious Carrot Pineapple Orange Juice I made.
Maybe I’m weird but I thought the pulp was so cool! Here you see pulp from a few carrots, 1/2 a pineapple and 2 oranges.
I made the batter for these delicious muffins using healthy ingredients like white whole wheat flour, applesauce, and honey instead of any sugar. Then for the last step, I simply added in the pulp I had from the juice I had previously made.
Please note you can still make this recipe if you don’t have juice pulp! Just substitute another shredded vegetable. I suggest carrot but I’m sure many other vegetables and even fruit would work. If you’d like to make it the flavors I did I would suggest 3/4 cup shredded carrot, 1/4 cup crushed pineapple and 1/2 tablespoon zest of an orange.
The batter is added to a greased muffin tin and then put in the oven for about 18 minutes.
It came out looking amazing!
Everyone I shared this with really liked it including my 1-year-old!
Enjoy!
Read more about how to use juice pulp and get a 20% code my favorite juicer (Hurom) in this post!
Healthy Juice Pulp Muffins
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups white whole wheat flour (or whole wheat flour)
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon (more or less as desired)
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1 cup juice pulp (I used carrot, pineapple, and orange) (Or you can use 1 cup finely shredded carrots)
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 12-cup muffin tin with non-stick cooking spray.
- In a large bowl whisk together the flour, baking soda, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and salt.
- Make a small well in the center of the dry ingredients and add the butter, honey, egg, vanilla, and applesauce.
- Stir ingredients together until just combined. (Don't over mix).
- Fold in the juice pulp (or shredded carrots) just until combined (again don't overmix).
- Divide batter evenly among the muffin tin. Bake for 18-20 minutes until a toothpick inserted in the center of a muffin comes out clean.
- Remove to a wire rack to cool completely.
- Keep muffins in an airtight container (last for about 2-3 days) Or freeze.
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I like the recipe, healthy juice followed by a healthy snack with no waste; such a great idea!
Thanks! It’s so great to not waste leftovers and have a delicious and healthy snack!
I loved them as well but since I do not like butter I substituted 2Tb coconut oil. They came out fluffy and amazing. Just a suggestion:)
Thanks for the suggestion!
What a great idea! These looks very tasty!
Thank you! We loved these muffins!
Oh my! What a clever way to use pulp. Great recipe.
Thanks! It was my first time using pulp and it was awesome!
What a nice idea to make some muffins! I could so eat one (or several) of these right now!
Thanks! 😄
Healthy indeed! Love the use of juices instead of pure sugar.
Thanks! It’s delicious! 😋
What a clever idea. I wouldn’t have thought of that.
Great idea to use up that pulp!
Great idea for a Saturday breakfast.
I had no idea I could use the pulp. These look delicious!
These look so delicious! Never thought to use my homemade juice into something like this!!
These sound delicious! My children would love these for breakfast.
What a smart idea for the leftovers!
These were delicious! I use some beet and kale as well and wonderful; avocado oil instead of butter, coconut sugar and a little soy milk instead of honey.
Any idea of the nutrition content/calories?
I’m so glad you loved it! I would suggest finding an online nutrition calculator to find out the nutrition content and calories. Especially since you made some substitutions. Thanks for your comment! 🙂
Oh my gosh…yummmo! This was my first attempt at making juice pulp muffins and they were AMAZING! I used fresh pulp from the carrots, orange and ginger juice I made this morning (2 carrots, one orange, and a couple slices of ginger which yielded roughly one cup of pulp). I used organic whole wheat flour and the only adaptations I made were that I substituted the 1/2c honey for a little over 1/4c organic maple syrup, I did not use vanilla extract because I didn’t have any, and I used cinnamon apple sauce because it’s what I had in the frig. Baked them for 15 minutes. They turned out amazing, very moist and had great flavor. The 1/4c of maple syrup worked fine, though I may up it next time to the 1/2c to see how that adjusts the flavor/sweetness. I think, regardless of what pulp you are working with,this recipe should be the basis for any great fruit pulp muffin.
Thanks so much for this great detailed review! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
Can i use almond flour or coconut flour?
Honestly, I am not sure. I haven’t tried either. If you try it, let me know if it worked out!
I almost never have just carrot pulp. But I found myself with a big batch of just that. So I went searching for a recipe to use because I just couldn’t bear to throw it away. I love this recipe! I’ve been playing with ingredients in subsequent batches. My first run through I like to use a recipe as is. I missed the cinnamon and nutmeg because they are not listed in step two. Oh well. My second run through I ran out of honey and used agave to fill what I was lacking. I also used apple butter instead of applesauce. I didn’t have whole wheat flour so I used equal parts regular flour and quinoa flour. These were equally amazing! Thank you!
Thank you Bonnie for this review! I am so sorry I didn’t include in the instructions to add cinnamon and nutmeg. I just fixed it. I’m so glad you were able to use up your leftover pulp and enjoy this recipe! 🙂
Love this recipe. Using what I had on hand, I mad 1st batch with all organic parts 1 cup flour, 1 egg, 2 T butter, 1 t baking soda, 1 t sea salt, 1 cup pear, plum, and tangelo pulp, 1/2 c dark organic can sugar, 1/2 cup Tupelo honey, 3/4 cup chopped pecans, 1.5 t cinnamon, 1 t nutmeg, ginger. I did not over mix and let the batter rest for a couple mins. before putting in pan. Made in mini muffin tins. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing how you make this recipe! It sounds delicious like this! 🙂
Would you be able to substitute almond meal instead of whole wheat flower? and also what could you use instead of apple sauce?
I can’t tell you for sure because I haven’t tried it. It’s worth trying though. Let me know how it turns out, please. Instead of apple sauce you could try mashed banana, Greek yogurt, sour cream, or oil.
Tried these with what I had – regular flour, baking powder instead of soda, and pumpkin pie spice instead of nutmeg. Turned out surprisingly good! And our pulp was: carrot, celery, apple, lemon and pear.
Thanks for confirming that I am not the only one who hates pulp waste & loves to create something with it. I would thoroughly recommend adding toasted walnuts (or pecans) to the mix & sultanas.. they give these kinds of muffins a lovely texture. Question: do you ever put a whole orange with skin in the juicer? I know that might sound nuts but that’s where the zest is.. I fished out the chunky orange white pith part… I appreciate all that you shared here… yay pulp muffins! Xxx
Thanks for the suggestions! That sounds delicious! I have not added the entire orange. I don’t think my juicer could handle that. If I wanted the zest, I would just zest it before juicing it and then add the zest to my juice.
These are really great! I told myself I would only buy a juicer if I could find a bangin pulp recipe. This one reeled me in. I made mini muffins and baked for 15 minutes. I also substituted honey with maple syrup. Your ratios are spot on. They are very moist, not too sweet, and perfect for lessening kitchen waste. Thank you!
This is wonderful! I’m so glad this recipe was just what you were looking for! 🙂
Um, wow! Best muffins ever! I didn’t have applesauce, so I substituted 1/2 cup plus another splash extra virgin olive oil and splash of raw milk. Dusted them lightly with powdered raw sugar and cinnamon. I am REALLY impressed! I had carrot and pineapple pulp. ❤❤❤
Thanks for letting me know the changes you made. It sounds great like that! I’m so glad you loved it! 🙂
Such a simple and tasty recipe. I just use straight apple pulp that’s left over from when I juice fresh apples. Whenever my wife and kids and I go apple picking, we always go crazy and get a ton of apples, so we always have enough to juice and this is a terrific way to use that beautiful, fresh pulp that’s left over.
I love this! Apple picking is so much fun. I’m so glad you found this recipe! Making it with just apple pulp sounds amazing!
Fantastic recipe! I made them gluten free, dairy free and egg free. Used half buckwheat flour, half gf plain flour, used Bob’s red mill egg replacer for egg, and coconut oil for butter. I also subbed coconut yoghurt for apple sauce as I didn’t have any. My juice pulp was orange/apple/spinach/kale/celery. Absolutely delicious and so good to use up the juice pulp! Thank you 🙂
Yum! Thanks for sharing the changes that you made and that it worked out so well for you! 🙂
Any idea what I can substitute applesauce for? Overripe banana ??
You could try mashed banana, oil, yogurt, mashed sweet potato… I haven’t tried any of those but from a google search, it sounds like they would all work. Let me know what you end up using!
These were soooo good! I love how the recipe allows for versatility! I used 1/4 cup Greek yogurt with 3/4 applesauce, added pumpkin pie spice in place of individual spices and pulp from carrots, apples and ginger- they turned out absolutely delicious!! Thank you so much for a great recipe! I’m looking forward to using this recipe again and love knowing that many different adjustments can be made! ❤️😃
Yes, it’s a flexible recipe! 🙂 Thanks for sharing how you made it. Adding pumpkin pie spice sounds like a fabulous idea!