freshly squeezed juice

/ˈfreʃli skwiːzd dʒuːs/

Meaning

This phrase refers to juice made by pressing fresh fruit right before drinking it, rather than buying pre-packaged juice from a shelf. It is commonly used when ordering breakfast or talking about healthy eating habits. The tone is neutral and highly practical for daily life.

Examples

  • I love having a glass of freshly squeezed juice with my breakfast.

    I love having a glass of freshly squeezed juice with my breakfast.

  • This cafe is famous for its freshly squeezed juice, especially the orange one.

    This cafe is famous for its freshly squeezed juice, especially the orange one.

  • Would you like some freshly squeezed juice or just water?

    Would you like some freshly squeezed juice or just water?

  • She bought a machine to make freshly squeezed juice at home every morning.

    She bought a machine to make freshly squeezed juice at home every morning.

  • Freshly squeezed juice tastes much better than the bottled kind.

    Freshly squeezed juice tastes much better than the bottled kind.

Common Mistakes

  • ✗ I want a fresh squeezed juice.

    ✓ I want some freshly squeezed juice.

    'Freshly' is an adverb modifying the adjective 'squeezed' to show the action was done recently.

  • ✗ This is a freshly squeezing juice.

    ✓ This is freshly squeezed juice.

    Use the past participle 'squeezed' because the juice has already been extracted from the fruit.

Related Expressions

Practice

  • There is nothing better than a cold glass of ___ on a hot summer morning.

    💡 Juice made right from the fruit.

    Show answer

    freshly squeezed juice

  • Does this hotel serve ___ or is it from a carton?

    💡 Not processed or packaged.

    Show answer

    freshly squeezed juice