Re:Sugary drinks and cancer risk: results from NutriNet-Sant...
by krageon on Monday July 15, 2019 @04:59AM
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I will readily admit that I don't believe such a juice exists in any shops close to me. Anything that claims to be fresh is from concentrate, pasteurized or barely the juice that it claims to be (eg 90% apple juice, 7% the juice that you want, 3% unaccounted for).
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Re:Sugary drinks and cancer risk: results from NutriNet-Sant...
by mehrdadn on Monday July 15, 2019 @05:35AM
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Ah I see. It depends on where/which country you are I guess. As a couple examples, if you're somewhere with a Target, Simply Orange [1] claims to be pasteurized, whereas Tropicana does not [2], and neither is from concentrate. Although it's possible they both are pasteurized and the labeling isn't required... I don't know if it is.
However, if your next-best option is pasteurized juice, that sounds... just fine, if not even better? I mean I hope you're not finding pasteurization a horrifying Big Ag conspiracy of some sort. And pasteurization seems like a pretty plausible explanation of the difference you see compared to what you squeeze yourself... so then what's the huge worry?
[1] https://www.target.com/p/simply-orange-pulp-free-juice-52-fl...
[2] https://www.target.com/p/tropicana-pure-premium-no-pulp-oran...