try this: http://www.knudsenjuices.com/product...&productID=245
I think the Grape is the best
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Good luck!
I think the Grape is the best
Good luck!
Non Nestle juice "like" juicy juice?
I am wondering if anyone can let me know of another juice they and there children are happy with that is like juicy juice in quality and price? This is probably gonna be our hardest hurdle in the boycott, is the only juice I will use for years now,
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tia!!!
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I'm not sure if they have it where you live, but around here, A&P's brand (America's Choice) makes a Juicy Juice knock-off. It's cheaper too, I've been buying it for about a year now. They have the same blends and stuff too
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its probably really juicey juice though
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Originally Posted by LoriG I'm not sure if they have it where you live, but around here, A&P's brand (America's Choice) makes a Juicy Juice knock-off. It's cheaper too, I've been buying it for about a year now. They have the same blends and stuff too
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I love Apple and Eve's apple juice..it is very good.
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they sell it at Costco so you should be able to find it for a decent price.
I also like Ceres juice but it is kind of pricey...I can't drink most juices because of IC and I get their pear juice..
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Kerns is alo owned by Nestle..just a heads up.
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I also like Ceres juice but it is kind of pricey...I can't drink most juices because of IC and I get their pear juice..
Kerns is alo owned by Nestle..just a heads up.
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How could I tell? It says it's distributed by "The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company"?
Originally Posted by mamachandi its probably really juicey juice though
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We have a great selection of 100% juice here. most of it all comes from the same places. (minus the organic of course)
might I suggest elimating juice all together. It really has no benifit. Most of the nutrients and fiber are stipped out in the juicing and what is left is stripped out during paturization. Its bad for thier teeth, fills them up on empty calories and I think is partially responsible for our nations sugar obsesion.
anyway, giving up Juicy Juice brand might just be the motivation you need to kick the juice habit altogether.
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might I suggest elimating juice all together. It really has no benifit. Most of the nutrients and fiber are stipped out in the juicing and what is left is stripped out during paturization. Its bad for thier teeth, fills them up on empty calories and I think is partially responsible for our nations sugar obsesion.
anyway, giving up Juicy Juice brand might just be the motivation you need to kick the juice habit altogether.
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And substitute it with what??? My two year old won't drink enough through the day unless he's had juice (And I'm talking majorly watered down juice - like a tablespoon of juice to a pint of water). When he's thirsty he askes to nurse or for juice, but rarely water.
I try to juice apples in our Champion juicer but when I don't I be sure to by the unprocessed apple juice in the HFS.
Just wondering what you'd use in place of juice...
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Originally Posted by lilyka might I suggest elimating juice all together. It really has no benifit. Most of the nutrients and fiber are stipped out in the juicing and what is left is stripped out during paturization. Its bad for thier teeth, fills them up on empty calories and I think is partially responsible for our nations sugar obsesion. |
I try to juice apples in our Champion juicer but when I don't I be sure to by the unprocessed apple juice in the HFS.
Just wondering what you'd use in place of juice...
late in on this but my kids like iced herbal tea - I stopped making a lot of juice in the summer because it got so expensive to be giving juice to all the neighbor kids traipsing through my house
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and I found out that it is cheap to make sun-tea and there are so many different kinds, you're sure to find some they like!
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