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Cane juice

Sweet green juice pressed from fresh sugar cane and served over ice

Saint Kitts and Nevis Drink Vegetarian

Your guide, Chef Baku
Drawn, not photographed Updated September 2026
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History

Saint Kitts grew cane from the 1640s and ran a state sugar industry until it closed in 2005, ending three and a half centuries of production.

Frequently asked questions

What is Cane juice?

Cane juice is a drink from Saint Kitts and Nevis: sweet green juice pressed from fresh sugar cane and served over ice. Saint Kitts grew cane from the 1640s and ran a state sugar industry until it closed in 2005, ending three and a half centuries of production.

Made with

sugar

Cooked

raw

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The atlas would have to match every ingredient to a food-composition database before it could publish a figure, and an estimate is not worth having if someone is counting on it.

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