Three- or Five-Day Juice Cleanse at Peeled (Up to 55% Off)
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Raw, nutrient-rich cold-pressed juice drinks available in three- or five-day supply cleanse and detoxify
An unclean digestive system can be a breeding ground for diseases and infections, but also gross stuff, too. Take out the trash with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options:
- $97 for a three-day juice cleanse (a $195 value) $145 for a five-day juice cleanse (a $325 value)
Peeled bundles daily supplies of six juice concoctions made from fresh, raw fruits and vegetables. The juices include two green blends, made with leafy veggies, lemon, and a hint of ginger, and two red juice blends made with a combination of beets, carrots, apple, and organic lemonade. The three-day cleanse and five-day cleanse help to detoxify the body and bloodstream and bolster the immune system to help fight off sickness during flu season.
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About Peeled Chicago
The Millionaire Monk and Berry Bonds aren’t characters on some wildly eccentric daytime soap. They're just two of the cheeky names the team at Peeled Juice Bar has given to the juices, smoothies, booster shots, and breakfast blends that pack the shop's beverage-heavy menu of healthy treats. Baristas versed in the art of hand-blending drinks make a range of beverages to-order from local and organic ingredients. The staff never adds sugars or chemicals to bulk up flavors or appease mad scientists’ taste buds. For customers looking for an especially salutary experience, the shop can supply enough juice for three-, five-, or seven-day juice cleanses that detoxify the body and bolster the immune system.
The juice spot's Evanston and Lincoln Park stores are both eco-friendly on the inside. The staff also keeps the juice bar's carbon footprint low by composting their fruit and vegetable matter.
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Follow along as Favin the Maven, Groupon's beauty blogger, documents her three-day juice cleanse with Peeled Juice Bar.
Health coach, yoga instructor, and all-around healthy person Katarina Arneric tells us what you need to make green juice at home and how it stacks up nutrition-wise against salad.