Name: 5 Minute Hawaiian POG Juice (Passion Orange Guava Juice)
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 4 min
Ingredients: 2 cups passion fruit juice (473 mL); 2 cups orange juice (473 mL); 2 cups guava nectar juice (473 mL)

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With just a little bit of effort, you can have Hawaiian POG juice at home in just 5 minutes. This passion orange guava juice is a tropical classic that is delicious to sip on and great for making smoothies and popsicles with.

Passion orange guava juice (pog juice) in a glass with a passion fruit on a blue background

POG juice (passion fruit, orange, guava) is a versatile tropical drink common in Hawaii. Once in a blue moon, you can find it in a store, but it’s also super easy to make at home.

This juice is basically sunshine in a glass, packed with so many vitamins and antioxidants from the array of tropical fruits. Serve it chilled with breakfast, or use it as a base to make popsicles or cocktails.

You don’t need much

Since the ingredients for this POG juice recipe are pretty self-explanatory, I wanted to focus on where to find them in the grocery store.

Passion fruit juice: Sometimes you can find this juice next to the other juices, or you can make your own passion juice. But it’s more commonly found frozen in cubes next to other frozen fruit.
Orange juice: I prefer to use pulp-free juice, but whatever you like will work.
Guava nectar: This is usually available in a can in the shelf-stable drink aisle. Try to find one that doesn’t have any added sugar.

Pouring passion fruit juice into a pitcher with a blue background

Let’s Make POG juice

Making homemade passion orange guava juice is as simple as stirring everything together and serving!

Mix everything: I like to mix it in a large pitcher, preferably one with a lid.
Taste your finished juice: Sweeten as needed! Depending on the sweetness of your passion fruit juice and guava nectar, you may need to sweeten your POG a bit with some honey or agave.

Sweeten It Up!

Adding a sweetener, like sugar or Stevia, does more than just sweeten your juice. It helps to enhance the flavors of the juice, meaning that by adding a little sweetener, you’ll get an even more tropical-tasting POG juice!

Pouring guava juice into a pitcher with a blue background — I like to let the juice chill a bit before serving too.

Ways to enjoy your juice

Nice Cream Milkshake: Add a bit of POG juice to a vanilla milkshake for a tropical creamsicle.
Passion Fruit Popsicle: Instead of just passionfruit, use POG for tropical flavor!
Fruit Mojitos: These can be made with any fruit or splash of juice. The mint adds another layer of flavor to the POG juice.

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5 Minute Hawaiian POG Juice (Passion Orange Guava Juice)

By: Sarah Bond

Prep: 5

Total: 4

Servings: cups

Ready in just 5 minutes, and with just a little bit of effort, you can have Hawaiian POG juice at home. This passion orange guava juice is a tropical classic that is delicious to sip on, great for making smoothies with and makes a delicious popsicle.

Ingredients

▢ 2 cups passion fruit juice, 473 mL
▢ 2 cups orange juice, 473 mL
▢ 2 cups guava nectar juice, 473 mL

Instructions

Stir: Stir together all juices in a pitcher.
Sweeten (Optional): Taste and add a touch of sugar or honey, as desired.

Notes

Store in the fridge for up to 1 week in an airtight container or jar.

To freeze the juice, you can pour it into ice cube molds. Once frozen, transfer to a plastic zip-top bag and store for up to 3 months in the freezer.

Should I use the passion fruit seeds? You can; they are totally edible! You can also strain them; it’s really up to personal preference.

Nutrition

Nutrition information calculated by Sarah Bond, degreed nutritionist.

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Hawaiian POG Juice

You don’t need much

Let’s Make POG juice

Sweeten It Up!

Ways to enjoy your juice