Since the beginning of the third millennium, the scientific interest in kefir and the promotion of its industrial production are on the increase because of its health benefits (Anar, 2000). The concept that the foods provide not only essential nutrients needed for life but also bioactive compounds for health promotion and disease prevention is quite clear among consumers. For example, there have been demonstrations that the daily consumption of fruit and vegetables reduces the risk of stroke (He, Nowson, & MacGregor,* Corresponding author. 2006) and this medical evidence induced the change of dietary habits of several peoples.Based on the several positive effects of kefir products, and vegetable and fruits, on human health, this work aimed to evaluate the characteristics of kefir-like beverages obtained after the fermentation of juices extracted from vegetables with water kefir microorganisms, in order to develop new non-dairy fermented products.