Fun with Homemade Juices!

I love juice. Apple juice. Grapefruit juice. Naked juice. Pineapple juice. If I could marry juice, I probably would. I recently used a juicer for the first time, and now I feel like Buster from Arrested Development:
There is not much I love more than good wholesome food (don't get me wrong: I do enjoy cake and deep fried everything, I mean—I am southern, after all. But ever since I started working for a company that uses all-natural ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives, I've really been paying attention to what I put in my body and how it makes me feel afterwards.) 

One thing I've always hated about store bought juice is all the extra sugar and fake stuff in it. That and the fact that it never really tastes like the actual fruit it's supposed to. Even orange juice doesn't taste orange-y enough for me these days!
So I was more than excited to get to make my own juice. I've just been throwing in whatever sounds good and drinking up pure apples, carrots, pineapple, kale, and anything else on hand. I've really never had anything so delicious as a mason jar full of fresh juiced apples— you guys, it's like a root beer float BUT WITH APPLES! Not only is there a fluffy, yummy foam on top that is super fun to eat but the actual juice is everything I've ever wanted.
It's also great to be able to use up fruits and veggies that aren't quite fresh enough to eat anymore. Bruised apples and wilted leafy greens still make delicious juice! Okay, I think I've typed "juice" too many times now. I have to wrap this up. . .
In conclusion: juice is good. Homemade juice? Even better. If you've ever been frustrated with what's available in stores or the price for actual real juice then you should definitely try to create your own juice in whatever flavors you want! It's super fun, and it makes me really happy. (Almost too happy— I literally giggled the first time I juiced carrots and this UT orange liquid shot out. . . it was pretty cool!)
Also, I was not brainwashed or paid to write about any of this. I'm just a simple gal that likes the simple things and to share them with others! Have any of you ever used a juicer? I'm excited to try all the flavors nature has!
Juices pictured (in case you are curious!):
golden brown: just apples!
pretty pink: pineapple, strawberry, apple
green: kale, apple, strawberry
My favorite so far that's not pictured: kale, apple, lemon!