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Fresh cold-pressed juice — a low-calorie guochao light drink Refreshing

Fresh Juice

Cold-pressed fruits and vegetables in one vibrant bottle. No added sugar, no concentrates — just pure hydration and vitamins to brighten your afternoon without the crash.

Ingredients

Cold-pressed orangeCarrotGreen appleGingerTurmericLemon

Nutrition Facts

140
kcal
2g
protein
32g
carbs
0g
fat
1g
fiber
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HOW IT'S MADE

How It's Made

From sourcing to plating, every step honours light cooking — low oil, low salt — to keep each ingredient's true flavour and Eastern character.

Fresh cold-pressed juice — made in the Oriental Bite kitchen From our kitchen
STEP 01

Pick & Wash

Same-day produce is washed thoroughly to remove residues, then weighed to recipe for safe, fresh juices.

STEP 02

Cold Press

Cold-pressed in stages at low temperature to lock in vitamins and enzymes — no oxidation, no separation.

STEP 03

Blend & Balance

Balanced with lemon and mint, a hint of ginger for lift, adjusted to taste.

STEP 04

Chill & Serve

Flash-chilled and served fresh to keep its bright colour and crisp finish — drink and enjoy.

LW
Chef's Note — Liang Wei, Culinary Director
Oriental Bite Test Kitchen · culinary specialist

Juice without the sugar excuse

Cold-pressed from real fruit and veg, nothing watered down and nothing added. The sweetness comes from the produce, not a pump at the back of the kitchen. You taste the carrot, not the label.

I treat it as a vegetable serving I can drink on a busy morning. Five a day is easier when one of them is this.

When to Enjoy

A dish built for the moments your body asks for clean fuel

Post-Workout Hydration

Clean electrolytes and zero sugar replace what sweat takes without the syrup.

Afternoon Reset

A caffeine-light lift that beats the 3 p.m. coffee habit.

Alcohol-Free Evening

A real 'drink' moment without the calories or the next-day fog.

How to Enjoy & Store

How to serve it, how to keep it, and who it suits best

How to serve

Best served well chilled — straight from the fridge, or poured over ice. It works as a light-meal companion, an afternoon refresher or a post-workout drink.

Storage

Keep refrigerated and serve cold. Once opened, enjoy within a few days while it is still at its freshest and fizziest.

Who it's for

For anyone replacing sugary soda or bottled sweet tea with something lighter — and for pairing with a high-protein meal.

Oriental Ingredients & Their Nature

Every ingredient here is chosen for its xing wei — its nature and flavour — and for what Chinese food therapy has traditionally used it for.

Calamansi Kumquat
Cool · Sour and sweet

Traditionally used to refresh the mouth, quench thirst and cut richness.

Chrysanthemum Chrysanthemum
Slightly cool · Sweet and bitter

Traditionally used to clear heat and soothe the eyes.

Mango Mango
Slightly warm · Sweet and sour

Traditionally eaten to generate fluids and refresh the mouth.

Lotus Root Lotus root
Cool · Sweet

Traditionally used to clear heat and generate fluids.

Nature, flavour and traditional use follow classic Chinese food-therapy references (traditional materia dietetica). This is food, not medicine — we describe how an ingredient is traditionally used, and make no claim to treat or cure anything.

KUNG FU PRINCIPLE

Fresh, cool, unsweetened. The Chinese table has always had a light drink to cut richness — this is ours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Real questions from our fitness-minded customers

Does the Fresh Cold-Pressed Juice have added sugar?

No. It is sweetened only by the fruit and botanicals — zero added sugar, zero syrup.

How many calories are in the Fresh Cold-Pressed Juice?

Roughly 140 kcal per glass, so it sits at the very bottom of the calorie scale.

Is it caffeinated?

No meaningful caffeine — a clean swap for soda or a second coffee.

Can kids or pregnant women drink the Fresh Cold-Pressed Juice?

Yes, it is non-alcoholic and caffeine-light; always check the full ingredient list if you have sensitivities.