What juice do you buy?

By lorelei

Normally you go to a shop and see 2 types of juices, one costs 2$, the other 1,5$.  Both are 100% natural, so no reason to pay extra and you just take the 1,5$, right?

Wrong. “100% natural”, does not always refer to being 100% juice. In fact, now-a-days it means  the conservations,food colour and stabilizer, as well as aroma and pectin were natural. In most cases it would say “Minimum fruit content 50%”, somewhere in small letters. In other words, the juice can be 100% “natural” yet contain only 50% fruit, or even less.  The cheaper fruits are normally the ones that have less fruit components and hence, since they are mostly consist from water and flavors, are cheaper.