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Noticing that, of the 29 threads, 13 are about alcoholic beverages (not that I mind...) 14 and about sodas/pop, I ask: What is your favorite fruit juice? Me, I love grapefruit, also cranberry.
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sayscalled
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 9:13 AM
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Pomegranate. It sure beats trying to seed one of those bad boys, and staining your best shirts :)
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fdaniels
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 9:19 AM
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#1 Tomato #2 Apple #3 Cran-grape mix
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mland520
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 9:54 AM
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Pomegranate- by far the best- and not the cheap "cocktail" version. Second to that would be a good crisp flavored Apple Juice- ice cold and almost tart! Very refreshing.
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buffetbuster
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 10:00 AM
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When I go out to breakfast, I almost always order a large orange juice and a small tomato juice. A woman I used to date once told me that if someone wrote a book about me, it would be titled, "Large Orange, Small Tomato".
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lleechef
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 10:32 AM
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Grapefruit. Of course in Alaska you need to take out a loan to buy one and they're terrible. But here in Desert Hot Springs I just have to reach across the patio and pick them off the tree then get out the juicer.
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CajunKing
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 10:42 AM
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 10:42 AM
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The best juice advice I ever got was from a Delta flight attendant. Back in the 90's, I spent a lot of time in the air. Typically, on a morning flight, I'd order grapefruit juice. She asked if I'd be willing to try it differently. After she poured it, she added a splash of apple juice. The AJ took away the little bitter taste of the grapefruit. Excellent suggestion.
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CajunKing
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 10:45 AM
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I used to love OJ Grapefruit as I have gotten older my body no longer likes these 2, I still do, but I will pay the price My fav's now: Cran-Grape Apple Pineapple Concord Grape
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Jimeats
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 11:20 AM
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Cider for me. If you get can get the real unpasturised product all the better. I really like it when it starts to turn. It is enjoyable hot or cold and makes a great mixer also. Chow Jim
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lleechef
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 11:30 AM
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CK, this year's crop is unusual, the grapefruit are smaller than usual but sweeter. We also have an orange tree (not worth a darn) but the lemons are good. Zman did make it back from Unalaska but it was the second trip to Kotlik that did him in....sleeping on a floor in a sleeping bag at the school, eating Hormel beef stew....not our idea of Roadfood!
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Gizmolito
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 11:37 AM
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quote:Originally posted by CajunKing I used to love OJ Grapefruit as I have gotten older my body no longer likes these 2, I still do, but I will pay the price Had the same problem because of the high acid, till I tried Low Acid OJ. Not a problem now, I just wish there was a low acid grapefruit available. If there is, I haven't run across it.
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MiamiDon
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 11:42 AM
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Freshly-squeezed OJ with some passionfruit juice is my favorite. I used to be able to make it with fruit from the yard, but hurricanes and citrus canker ended that.
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 2:08 PM
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I "Useta-could" knock back a half-gallon of Cran-Grape pretty easily. Same with the "Ruby-Red" Grapefruit Juice(cocktail). I do like V8 in it's regular and 'Spicy' flavors...but I pay the price for all the salt shortly after. When we avail ourselves of the freebie breakfasts in motels I will often over-indulge in the OJ. I do like Fresh "unprocessed" Apple juice/cidar also....Ice Cold or mulled hot with cinnamon! In fact ,except for Mango's and Persimmons, There aren't many fruits or juices thereof on my "yuck" list.
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wheregreggeats.com
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RE: Fruit juice
Mon, 02/4/08 2:11 PM
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Grapefruit. Why can't you get fresh tomato juice? Clamato ... The stuff is LETHAL what with all the salt, I hardly ever buy it, but when I do I drink it one quick wallop. There is something about it.
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RE: Fruit juice
Tue, 02/5/08 11:59 AM
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V8 fresh orange cranrasberry apple cider tomato I like pomegranate also but too much of it can cause irregular heartbeats, really!
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Scorereader
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RE: Fruit juice
Tue, 02/5/08 12:25 PM
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With a pregnant wife in the house, we have been stocking up on 100% juices, from Ruby Red, OJ, Cranberry, Cran-Pom, Tomato (V-8), and others. I'm really enjoying having a nice variety of juices in the house, rather than just the typical oj. And we only buy 100% juice. I have never stocked cocktail juices - even in my bar. I'm also a sucker for apple cider. I prefer to get it at the orchard unpasturized - but, given that it's February, I'll stick to pasturized and wait until next fall for the fresh stuff.
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mbrookes
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RE: Fruit juice
Wed, 02/6/08 1:20 PM
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Cranberry, the real stuff, not the "cocktail." Try it mixed about half and half with tonic water...with or without vodks. Really good.
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RE: Fruit juice
Wed, 02/6/08 1:54 PM
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I've been trying to drink more Pomegranate juice ... they say it is a good anti-oxidant, I just don't know what an anti-oxidant is.
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jman
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RE: Fruit juice
Wed, 02/6/08 3:18 PM
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I'm surprised that no one has mentioned V-Fusion from V-8. I drink about four big bottles of it a week. They have four flavors and they all have a good strong flavor. Eight ounces equals a serving of veggies and a serving of fruit.
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kkrhmom
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RE: Fruit juice
Wed, 02/6/08 3:49 PM
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Being on a "no processed food" kick, I have really been enjoying Naked Juices Pomegrante and Blueberry juice. Reasonably priced at Sam's and quite tasty!!!!
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leethebard
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RE: Fruit juice
Sat, 02/9/08 11:56 PM
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Welch's grapejuice...grew up on it in the 50's and it is a comfort drink for me now...it's great for the heart,tastes great and is so refreshing ice cold!
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NYNM
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RE: Fruit juice
Sun, 02/10/08 1:51 AM
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quote:Originally posted by leethebard Welch's grapejuice...grew up on it in the 50's and it is a comfort drink for me now...it's great for the heart,tastes great and is so refreshing ice cold! red or white?
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leethebard
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RE: Fruit juice
Sun, 02/10/08 7:30 AM
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Red,of course...if they had white in the 50's,I never saw it or knew of it! By the way, these days we drink Paul Newman's grape juice from Costco. Just as good...and a great buy. My kids drink it like water...and it still is a healthy drink!
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