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>> | No. 14583
14583
"Tropical" pressed juice from Co-Op. 55% apple juice, the highest proportion of any juice in the product. |
>> | No. 14584
14584
At the risk of leaping to the most obvious (but not necessarily correct) conclusion: apples are cheaper than lemons and blueberries. |
>> | No. 14585
14585
I invite you to blend/juice enough bluberries for a pint of juice and then both tell us how much it cost, and how you get on after drinking it. |
>> | No. 14586
14586
Neither lemons nor blueberries grow very well in this country; blueberries fairly poorly and lemons only under glass - heated, in colder winters*. That and they both prefer ericaceous soil which is less common than not here. Too much lime in our soil. Blueberries are also quite small plants so never really produce the same fruit mass as a full tree can. Apples, on the other hand, do really well here. So that's going to count for at least some of the cost. |
>> | No. 14587
14587
Apple juice is cheap. It's sweet, fairly bland, low in acidity and isn't subject to the sugar tax. It's the ideal base sweetener for juice drinks. |
>> | No. 14588
14588
I really like apple juice. |
>> | No. 14589
14589
>>14587 |
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14590
>>14588 |
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14591
>>14590 |
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14592
>>14591 |
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14593
>>14589 |
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14594
>>14592 |
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14596
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14604
>>14594 |
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14605
>>14604 |
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14612
>>14605 |
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14613
>>14605 |
>> | No. 14885
14885
My Co-Op Jam Doughnuts have not just raspberry jam as is tradition, but also plum and apple. They can't keep getting away with it. |
>> | No. 14921
14921
>>14885 |
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