Fresh juice blends are a popular food daily consumed by all people with different age and standard living for their low prices and pleasant flavor. In spite of the cheap price of these juices; they have high nutritive value for their high content of β-carotene, minerals as calcium, potassium, magnesium and iron. So, the main target of such manuscript was to follow up main components changes in untraditional fruit and vegetable juice blends during cold storage (5-7°C) for three months. Obtained results showed that, the moisture, total  sugar, non-reducing sugar, β-carotene, total soluble solids contents and pH value of fruit and vegetable juice blends decreased while, total solids, reducing sugar contents and total bacterial counts increased after three months of cold storage. Juice blend No.(4) (50% apricot + 50% carrot) had the highest value of β-carotene (1000 μg/100ml).  Finally, it could be concluded that fruit and vegetable juice blends under study were acceptable and in a good agreement with their Egyptian standard specifications as well as the high content of β-carotene.