It's the usual price for it, however I believe this is the tastiest orange juice there is even beating much more expensive ones and probably the cheapest as well , Make sure to get with Bits not the smooth style as it's nowhere as good, It's in the fridge section.
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norfolkbroadslim to loadsavmoney
23 Oct 156#9
No, it's from Aldi.
DEEKYBOY
22 Oct 154#2
fgs ...chill. you do not drink the 1L in the one sitting. Its the same as everything - moderation. Heat added.
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ferrarian
22 Oct 151#1
Sugary drink, way to go if you want to get diabetes.
229mel to ferrarian
22 Oct 152#3
You are right, a diet cola and low-fat weightwatchers cookies are much better choice.
brookysm to ferrarian
23 Oct 15#12
Big difference in natural sugars as opposed to refined tho - do the research!
verysleepy to ferrarian
23 Oct 151#25
WTF its OJ a small glass am ain't gona give you diabetes dood
DEEKYBOY
22 Oct 154#2
fgs ...chill. you do not drink the 1L in the one sitting. Its the same as everything - moderation. Heat added.
compadre
22 Oct 15#4
From what I can find out its well reviewed. Heat!
dereklogan7
23 Oct 15#5
Cheers, will give it a go.
loadsavmoney
23 Oct 15#6
59p?, is this from concentrate?
norfolkbroadslim to loadsavmoney
23 Oct 156#9
No, it's from Aldi.
Zstar
23 Oct 151#7
Got this on my desk right now. It's delicious. As good as if not better than Tropicana.
Yes it is from concentrate. It also counts as 1 of 5 a day per portion.
popoyaya to Zstar
23 Oct 151#8
Tropicana is not from concentrate.
leon121
23 Oct 15#10
Nice find now I can lay of Terry's orange lol
nazlfc
23 Oct 15#11
Aldi's fresh Orange Juice 'not from concentrate' version is only £1.00 and tastes very nice.
stuartjcashin
23 Oct 15#13
this stuff is nice but they have the non made from concentrate.. orange and cloudy apple juice.. people say it sugary yes it is but natural sugars. no like fizzy pop.. so its more healthy
onepinkbit
23 Oct 151#14
It isn't a deal though if it is the normal price. All stores do a ltr of orange juice from concentrate for around the same price.
229mel to onepinkbit
23 Oct 15#15
but they taste like crap!
jeczap to onepinkbit
23 Oct 15#17
some people don't get out
onepinkbit
23 Oct 15#16
No they taste like orange juice made from concentrate.
mk8
23 Oct 15#18
Nothing beats M&S fresh squeezed orange. If you care about tasting actual oranges then that's the only way to go short of squeezing your own.
If you did real research, you'd understand that there's no difference between natural and refined sugars. They are the same thing because sugar is sugar whether in a banana or a mars bar. :wink:
beastbridgewater
23 Oct 15#21
tastes great best ive had
loadsavmoney
23 Oct 15#22
:laughing:
herrbz
23 Oct 15#23
Citation pls?
yrreb88
23 Oct 151#24
I believe the burden of proof is on the original poster who made the claim.
It's basic biochemistry. A banana contains sugar specifically glucose, fructose and sucrose, sucrose being a molecule of glucose and fructose joined together. Added sugar such as that in a coke or Mars bar is the same as the stuff you add to coffee or tea, sucrose, i.e. table sugar. Honey is a natural sweetener but again consists of a mixture of the same sugars, sucrose, fructose and glucose. Milk contains lactose which is a molecule of glucose attached to galactose.
To suggest that a refined sugar is a problem whilst natural sugar isn't really a problem , doesn't make sense. Your body treats all sugars the same and breaks them down quite easily into the same simple sugars or monosaccharides such as glucose.
Here's an article with a link to the study showing that honey and the infamous HFCS are practically identical in terms of health benefits. It was unfortunately funded by the honey industry.
This does not stop labels appearing on products such as "Contains no refined sugars" or "Natural sugars only" as companies seem to take advantage of this confusion.
You can consume sugar no matter what form it is just do so in moderation like with anything so you can enjoy a glass of fruit juice or a smoothie. :smiley:
verysleepy
23 Oct 15#26
Nice one.......
Zstar
24 Oct 151#27
Precisely. So it has all the benefits and the taste, without the heavy price tag. Well spotted babe.
popoyaya
25 Oct 151#28
Touché, you silver-tongued devil!
Stompa
29 Oct 15#29
Well I finally got around to trying this. It seems much the same as any other orange juice to me, no better, no worse.
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Yes it is from concentrate. It also counts as 1 of 5 a day per portion.
It's basic biochemistry. A banana contains sugar specifically glucose, fructose and sucrose, sucrose being a molecule of glucose and fructose joined together. Added sugar such as that in a coke or Mars bar is the same as the stuff you add to coffee or tea, sucrose, i.e. table sugar. Honey is a natural sweetener but again consists of a mixture of the same sugars, sucrose, fructose and glucose. Milk contains lactose which is a molecule of glucose attached to galactose.
To suggest that a refined sugar is a problem whilst natural sugar isn't really a problem , doesn't make sense. Your body treats all sugars the same and breaks them down quite easily into the same simple sugars or monosaccharides such as glucose.
Here's an article with a link to the study showing that honey and the infamous HFCS are practically identical in terms of health benefits. It was unfortunately funded by the honey industry.
This does not stop labels appearing on products such as "Contains no refined sugars" or "Natural sugars only" as companies seem to take advantage of this confusion.
You can consume sugar no matter what form it is just do so in moderation like with anything so you can enjoy a glass of fruit juice or a smoothie. :smiley: