Trending in Beauty: Turmeric Drinks Are Taking Over

Suja Fuel ($8)

It’s vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free and there’s no added sugar, but this zesty carrot-orange-apple-pineapple-lemon-turmeric blend may convince you to swap out your morning cup of coffee.

Juice Press The Remedy ($7)

This cold-pressed juice uses raw honey and the wonder root with a touch of unexpected mint for a drink that just makes you feel like you are somehow shielded against cold season.

KOR Vitality Turmeric Shot ($4 each)

These tiny, take-them-everywhere shots are small enough to put in your pocket. They’re kind of tangy and kind of spicy, but they deliver a big dose of benefits in one cold-pressed gulp. 

Kevita Turmeric Ginger ($52 for a 12-pack)

It’s almost impossible to describe this sparkling probiotic drink’s unique taste. For starters, it has hints of black pepper, ginger, cardamom and lime; somehow, they blend together to taste both “earthy” and refreshing.

Moonjuice Turmeric’s Cup ($6)

You have to shake this glass jar before you open it to get the full-on benefits. According to the company, it does everything from boost energy to help relieve stress.

Purity Organic Orange Carrot Turmeric Mango Superjuice ($3.49)

This no-sugar-added juice option is perfect if you like your drinks on the sweeter side. An added bonus: It’s so filling that it can successfully replace a midday snack.

TuMe Turmeric With Coconut Water ($32 for a 12-pack)

This whole line is like coconut water with some extra magic infused inside. They’re all tasty, have a ton of antioxidants and there’s even electrolytes to up your hydration game.

Temple Turmeric Original Elixir ($30 for a six-pack)

They have everything from Mexican Chocolate turmeric flavors to Matcha Latte, but the Original Elixir is still a solid way to get a huge dose of hand-harvested turmeric.