If you have ever walked into a Booster Juice and skipped straight past the smoothies, you are not alone. The fresh juice section does not always get the attention it deserves — but honestly, it should. These are real, made-to-order juices squeezed right in the store. Not bottled, not from concentrate, not sitting in a fridge since yesterday.

There are 11 fresh juices on the Booster Juice Canada menu right now. Some are simple and classic like plain orange or carrot. Others are bold blends built around ginger, kale, or beets. Whether you are trying to be healthier, need something light before the gym, or just want a drink that is not loaded with sugar, there is almost certainly a juice on this list that works for you.

This page breaks down every single one — what is in it, how many calories it has, and what it costs across Canada.

All 11 Booster Juice Fresh Juices — Prices & Calories

Orange Juice — CAN$6.99 | 220 cal

This is the one most people start with. Just fresh oranges, squeezed to order. It is exactly what you expect — sweet, bright, full of vitamin C, and nothing fake in it. If you have not had freshly squeezed OJ in a while, this is a reminder of how different it tastes compared to the stuff from a carton.

🥕 Carrot Juice — CAN$6.99 | 160 cal

The cheapest juice on the menu and one of the most nutritious. Carrot juice is naturally sweet — much sweeter than most people expect — and it is packed with beta-carotene. Good for your skin, good for your eyes, and easy on your stomach. A solid everyday choice if you are trying to add more vegetables to your diet without the effort of eating a salad.

🍎 Apple Juice — CAN$7.99 | 220 cal

Fresh apple juice hits differently when it is made in front of you. Crisp, clean, naturally sweet. It is not as heavy as a smoothie and not as intense as some of the veggie-forward blends. If you are bringing a kid or just want something uncomplicated and delicious, this is a reliable choice.

🍋 Ginger Hammer — CAN$7.49 | 190 cal

This one is not for everyone, but if you like ginger, you will love it. Apple, lemon, and fresh ginger root come together in a blend that is spicy, warming, and genuinely energizing. A lot of people grab this one when they feel a cold coming on, or just need a kick to get through the afternoon. Fair warning: the ginger is real and it hits hard.

🥬 Hail To The Kale — CAN$7.99 | 140 cal

Kale, apple, lemon, and ginger. This is the one for people who are serious about their greens. It is packed with chlorophyll and nutrients, and the apple and lemon keep it from tasting like a glass of lawn. If you are already into green juices, this will feel familiar. If you are new to them, start small — it is a bit of an acquired taste but a great one once you get there.

🌅 Heavenly Horizon — CAN$7.49 | 210 cal

A tropical fruit blend with citrus and a hint of coconut. Smooth, refreshing, and easy to drink. It is one of the lighter-tasting options on the menu — not too intense, not too sweet. A good middle ground if you want something more interesting than plain OJ but do not want to go full kale-and-ginger mode.

🏝️ Maui Juice — CAN$7.99 | 200 cal

Pineapple, mango, and citrus. This one genuinely feels like it belongs at a beach somewhere. Sweet, tropical, and bright. It is dairy-free, naturally vegan, and one of the most popular choices for people who want something that tastes like a treat without the calories of a full smoothie.

🌄 Red Sunrise — CAN$7.49 | 170 cal

Beets, apple, carrot, and ginger. The colour alone makes people stop and look. This is one of the most nutrient-dense juices on the menu — beets are rich in antioxidants and nitrates, which actually support blood flow and endurance. Athletes tend to love this one. It tastes earthy and slightly sweet, with a bit of warmth from the ginger.

🍓 Strawberry Lemon-Aid — CAN$7.99 | 240 cal

Fresh strawberries and lemon. It is tangy, sweet, and very refreshing — basically a healthier version of lemonade. One of the most approachable juices on the menu, especially on a warm day. It is also naturally vegan and dairy-free.

🌺 Tahiti Squeeze — CAN$7.49 | 180 cal

Tropical fruits with a squeeze of lime. The lime gives it a bit of a zingy edge that makes it feel lighter and more refreshing than a straight fruit blend. Good for when you want something tropical but not as heavy as a full mango or pineapple juice.

🥬 Celery Juice — CAN$7.99 | 60 cal

The lowest calorie item in the entire fresh juice lineup. At just 60 calories, it is pure freshly squeezed celery — nothing added. Celery juice has had a big moment in the wellness world over the past few years, and Booster Juice jumped on it early. It is hydrating, anti-inflammatory, and genuinely good for digestion. The taste is mild and slightly salty — it is not sweet at all, so do not expect it to taste like a smoothie. If you are on a calorie budget or just want something clean, this is the one.

Quick Price & Calorie Summary

Item	Price (CAD)	Calories	Main Ingredients
Apple Juice	$7.99	220 cal	Fresh squeezed apples
Orange Juice	$6.99	220 cal	Fresh squeezed oranges
Carrot Juice	$6.99	160 cal	Whole juiced carrots
Celery Juice	$7.99	60 cal	Pure celery, freshly juiced
Ginger Hammer	$7.49	190 cal	Ginger, carrots, apples
Hail To The Kale	$7.99	140 cal	Kale, apples, ginger, lemon
Heavenly Horizon	$7.49	210 cal	Tropical fruit blend
Maui Juice	$7.99	200 cal	Orange, pineapple, banana
Red Sunrise	$7.49	170 cal	Beets, berries, citrus
Strawberry Lemon-Aid	$7.99	240 cal	Fresh strawberries, lemon
Tahiti Squeeze	$7.49	180 cal	Tropical fruits

Prices are based on Canadian averages and may vary slightly by province and location.

Which Booster Juice Fresh Juice Should You Order?

It depends on what you are after.

If you want something sweet and familiar, go with Orange Juice or Apple Juice. If you want something with a health kick, try Ginger Hammer or Red Sunrise. If you are watching your calories carefully, Celery Juice at only 60 cal is the obvious answer. If you want something tropical and fun, Maui Juice or Strawberry Lemon-Aid are both great.

The one thing they all have in common is that they are made fresh when you order. No preservatives, no added sugar, no sitting on a shelf. That is the main reason people come back to Booster Juice for juices specifically — the quality is noticeably different from what you can buy in a bottle.

Not sure which juice to pick? Here is a quick guide:

- If you want lowest calories → Celery Juice ($7.99, 60 cal)
- If you want best value → Orange Juice or Carrot Juice ($6.99)
- If you want best nutrition → Hail To The Kale ($7.99, 140 cal)
- If you want a bold flavour hit → Ginger Hammer ($7.49, 190 cal)
- If you want something tropical → Maui Juice ($7.99, 200 cal)
- If you want pre-workout fuel → Red Sunrise ($7.49, 170 cal)
- If you are a first timer → Apple Juice or Orange Juice

Can You Add a Booster to a Fresh Juice?

Yes, at most Booster Juice locations you can add a booster to a fresh juice, not just a smoothie. It depends slightly on the store, but generally the same add-ins are available. If you want to learn about what boosters are available and what each one does, check out the full Booster Juice Boosters & Add-Ons menu.

Fresh Juice Combos — Save More When You Bundle

If you are ordering a fresh juice and a food item together, Booster Juice combo deals can save you money. Here are the combo options available:

Combo	Price (CAD)
Fresh Juice Combo	$17.50
Fresh Juice Combo – Celery	$19.76
Fresh Juice Triple Play Combo	$14.79

Combos pair your fresh juice with a grilled wrap or food item from the Booster Juice Eats Menu. Good value if you are coming in for a proper meal rather than just a drink.

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore More of the Booster Juice Menu

• Full Booster Juice Menu Canada — smoothies, combos, wraps, and more with prices
• Boosters & Add-Ons — what each booster does and what it costs
• Booster Juice Nutrition Guide — download the full PDF