Who?
The absolute vast majority do add sugar. They give it different names, but it’s sugar.
OJ has huge amounts of sugar in it. Stick to milk and water lad.
[QUOTE=“caoimhaoin, post: 974240, member: 273”]Who?
The absolute vast majority do add sugar. They give it different names, but it’s sugar.[/QUOTE]
+1
When it comes to the food industry… trust goes out the window.
Eat an orange instead. Take a some vitamin C supplements if you want a top up.
In fairness Kev, the non concentrate juices generally don’t add sugar.
If ye are looking for a decent orange juice from a supermarket Walshe’s is your man. Properly fresh, unlike Tropicana or Innocent etc.
[QUOTE=“caoimhaoin, post: 974240, member: 273”]Who?
The absolute vast majority do add sugar. They give it different names, but it’s sugar.[/QUOTE]
Like what? If the carton says 100% OJ then what are you telling me they are adding? Any support for this?
[QUOTE=“Rocko, post: 974246, member: 1”]In fairness Kev, the non concentrate juices generally don’t add sugar.
If ye are looking for a decent orange juice from a supermarket Walshe’s is your man. Properly fresh, unlike Tropicana or Innocent etc.[/QUOTE]
They all add sugar.
Orange juice as we have become adjusted to doesn’t actually taste like orange juice at all. Squeeze 4 real oranges, you will notice it’s far more bitter.
They are telling you there is no “orange additives” which many used to put in.
Is there not a label?
The evil capitalists are fooling you Glas.
[QUOTE=“caoimhaoin, post: 974267, member: 273”]They all add sugar.
Orange juice as we have become adjusted to doesn’t actually taste like orange juice at all. Squeeze 4 real oranges, you will notice it’s far more bitter.[/QUOTE]
There’s also quite a variance depending what oranges you buy or where. But anyway, if a label says 100% orange juice then I reckon that’s what it is. I don’t think companies would get away with dumping a load of sugar in with it and passing it off. I generally have about 200ml OJ in my smoothie every morning.
Dastards!
[QUOTE=“glasagusban, post: 974305, member: 1533”]There’s also quite a variance depending what oranges you buy or where. But anyway, if a label says 100% orange juice then I reckon that’s what it is. I don’t think companies would get away with dumping a load of sugar in with it and passing it off. I generally have about 200ml OJ in my smoothie every morning.
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you won’t have a tooth left in your head mate.
Not a single filling pal. 
Yet
[QUOTE=“glasagusban, post: 974305, member: 1533”]There’s also quite a variance depending what oranges you buy or where. But anyway, if a label says 100% orange juice then I reckon that’s what it is. I don’t think companies would get away with dumping a load of sugar in with it and passing it off. I generally have about 200ml OJ in my smoothie every morning.
Dastards![/QUOTE]
What’s in the smoothies?
And you are a complete idiot to believe everything that’s on a label.
Fruit smoothies are a classic case of people taking perfectly logical ideas to the extreme where they are actually bad for you.
@glasagusban what is the benefit of the smoothie?
When you’re surgeon approaches you wearing a pair of white dunlop wellingtons and blood spattered across his gown…
This is not an abattoir you butcher.
[QUOTE=“caoimhaoin, post: 974340, member: 273”]What’s in the smoothies?
And you are a complete idiot to believe everything that’s on a label.[/QUOTE]
I don’t believe companies are getting away with labelling things 100% whatever it is, if it’s not true. In general I think European regulation regarding this is quite effective.
At the moment, OJ, a carrot, frozen raspberries, frozen blueberries, oats, pumpkin seeds.
[QUOTE=“Julio Geordio, post: 974342, member: 332”]Fruit smoothies are a classic case of people taking perfectly logical ideas to the extreme where they are actually bad for you.
@glasagusban what is the benefit of the smoothie?[/QUOTE]
The benefits are: I like it, it’s fast, it fills me up, it’s probably good for me.
[QUOTE=“glasagusban, post: 974346, member: 1533”]
The benefits are: I like it, it’s fast, it fills me up, it’s probably good for me.[/QUOTE]
In what way?
It’s anti aging.
So you have no idea in other words :rolleyes:
And your problem is?