Do you have a favorite fruit juice?

Fresh squeezed ruby red grapefruit juice

Mango at Havana Rumba.

Jumex Apple Nectar in the brick-pack ... while traveling in a very poor Latin American country, this was the only treat available. Kroger use to carry it, but alas, no longer. If any one sees it in their grocer of choice, please post and let me know because I am dying for a fix!!!!

I just did a quick google search and found that you can buy it online for under $4 (not including shipping). Otherwise, I found San Luis Mexican Grocery in Crestwood. Maybe they may carry it.

I love Pineapple Juice

Tropicana is based in Bradenton, FL which is where my boyfriend grew up. During the summer, you can smell the factory burning the orange peels and it smells like orange-flavored Hostess cupcakes. Just a little point of interest for all you orange juice lovers.

Yum...You could have also made your post in the "Favorite Childhood Food Memories" thread...I loved those orange-flavored Hostess cupcakes back in the day...

Yum...You could have also made your post in the "Favorite Childhood Food Memories" thread...I loved those orange-flavored Hostess cupcakes back in the day...

I still love them, especially after they've been in the freezer for a few minutes.

Jumex Apple Nectar in the brick-pack ... while traveling in a very poor Latin American country, this was the only treat available. Kroger use to carry it, but alas, no longer. If any one sees it in their grocer of choice, please post and let me know because I am dying for a fix!!!!

oh wow.......jumex nectars.......allllll of them are good.....the mango nectar is good......they have all kinds.....when i was little and lived in mexico......we would guzzle these......they are soooo very good......and very different from an actualy "juice"......they are thicker and richer..........

Although not technically a fruit juice, I been into Aloe Vera juice lately. It can be found at Chinese stores and has a light, grapey flavor.
Ronnie, you might wanna give it a try...

Doesn't Basa make an aloe vera martini or something like that?

Traditional fresh squeezed orange juice. mmmmmm

Doesn't Basa make an aloe vera martini or something like that?

Yes, they do. The Basa Signature Martini. Michael Ton is the person who turned me on to the stuff.

oh wow.......jumex nectars.......allllll of them are good.....the mango nectar is good......they have all kinds.....when i was little and lived in mexico......we would guzzle these......they are soooo very good......and very different from an actualy "juice"......they are thicker and richer..........

Becky, I love the texture of the apple nectar. We would buy them and put them in a small freezer ... they would last all day and were so delicious. I've had the mango and peach and like both of them. The apple, however, is still my very favorite. It totally spoiled me on drinking apple "juice". Drinking one takes me back to my travels and my friends ...

As for bottled, anything from Northland. Even their cranberry juice actually tastes like cranberries, and not the cranberry-flavored pear/white grape juice sold by other companies.

As for OJ, the Simply Orange brand seems to be the closest to hand-juiced oranges, IMHO.

Otherwise, it's hard to beat anything manually squeezed from its source fruit/vegetable.

If I had the room I'd definitely buy a juicer, but alas, my small kitchen won't allow it.

Martinelli's Apple juice!!!

As a kid I always liked Tropicana Twister Orange/Cranberry, only to grow up and figure out that Madras' are much better with good vodka. I used to get V8 Splash Strawberry-Kiwi, pretty good stuff.