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64-Oz Ocean Spray 100% Juice Cranberry Mango Bottle $2.50 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+
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| Product Name: | Ocean Spray® 100% Juice, Cranberry Mango, 64 Fl Oz Bottle |
| Manufacturer: | Ocean Spray Cranberries |
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That's also where most of that sugar is coming from too, 28 grams in 8 oz serving? Thats more sugar than a coke!...I was excited at first when I saw it cause I can't have much sugar, but then saw the apple & grape and knew it was gonna be way to much sugar before even looking at the nutrition facts...
Also, why are people shocked fruit juice has a lot of sugar? Do they not know how fruit works?
Also, why are people shocked fruit juice has a lot of sugar? Do they not know how fruit works?
But I also saw cranberry (which is low in sugar*) + mango and thought there was a chance the sugar content might not be too outrageous, although I expected like 10% cranberry juice and 90% mango juice and a ton of sugar. But mainly being apple + grape just makes it the same as every other fruit juice out there.
* If you can find any without a TON of sugar added, which is a whole other story.
Also, why are people shocked fruit juice has a lot of sugar? Do they not know how fruit works?
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I think that half of these clowns complaining have difficulty operating a doorknob. I buy a half gallon of apple juice and it literally makes 2 gallons of juice that is still plenty sweet.
I hate to be party ruined but Apple juice is used in 90% of flavored fruit juices as a base.
I can't believe I have to explain this to an adult...some fruits have very little sugar, cranberry is one of them, mango is middle.of the road, apples and grapes are 2 of the highest sugar fruits.
If this was just cranberry and mango, it would have like 1/3rd the sugar.
It doesn't matter if sugar is added or not added, all the matters is the AMOUNT of sugar, as the body metabolizes them similarly, with fructose (you know the sugar most common in fruits, hence it's name) being marginally worse for you than other forms of sugar if you have fatty liver disease, but they're all bad in high quantities like this juice if you're pre-diabetic or diabetic...
The point is, if they didnt use apple and grape juice as filler, this juice would be much much lower in sugar.
It matters little if sugar is added or a liquid that is naturally full of sugar is added. The end result is the same. Apple and grape juice are used instead of sugar so that they can write "no added sugar on the bottle". It is a deceitful practice, but quite effective, case in point: you.
I'm amazed you made it to adulthood and didn't realize that nearly 100% of fruit juices are full of apple juice because it's cheap. Do you not eat apples because they have too much sugar?