The can says that it's "100% vegetable juice from concentrate with added ingredients. Isn't that mathematically impossible?
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Maybe it means that the concentrate is 100% vegetable juice and then they add ingredients (water, preservatives, etc.) to it.?.?
That sounds good.
Or, Instead of saying 90% vegetable juice and 10% other ingredients to equal 100%, maybe it just means that the total contents of the can is 100% - in this case it's juice and other ingredients.
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Nope. . . 100% of it has 100% of what was put into it. I think they could have just said . . . "this is made out of stuff".
V8 is mandatory for any bachelor's fridge.
"Two spinoffs of the V8 brand, V8 Splash, and V8 VFusion, are blends of fruit and vegetable (specifically carrot) juices. V8 Splash is sweetened with high-fructose corn syrup or Splenda "
GAH!
Always quote your sources: http://www.sillyreviews.com/beverages/v8-review-100-vegetable-juice-with-added-ingredients/
GAH!
Always quote your sources: http://www.sillyreviews.com/beverages/v8-review-100-vegetable-juice-with-added-ingredients/
It works the same way as 0% fat
As long as something is below a certain fraction of a percent. It's zero percent. However this does not apply to ingredients list (hence the "less than 0.2% of...")
As long as something is below a certain fraction of a percent. It's zero percent. However this does not apply to ingredients list (hence the "less than 0.2% of...")
Or, as I had to jam my Suzuki into second gear to get enough power to pass some clown, I muttered,
"Oh man, I could have had a V8"
"Oh man, I could have had a V8"
I stopped drinking V-8 when I discovered Trader Joe's Garden Patch. Way, way better.
I love V8 but haven't ever tried the trader joe's garden patch...may have to make a purchase this weekend.
Believe me, you'll never look at V-8 again.
never cared for it, tastes like celrey
V8 = good stuff.
The trader joe's garden patch is like V8 on steroids.
Add some Worcestshire sauce and lemon juice to V8 to get an idea of how it tastes.
Add some Worcestshire sauce and lemon juice to V8 to get an idea of how it tastes.
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I was forced to drink this with meals as a child (recommended by family doc), so I hate the stuff. 
True story. Too bad there is no Trader Joe's here, so V8 it is.
As a side note, I might be the only one my age that drinks the stuff...
My ***** about V8 is the sodium. I wouldn't touch any of the V8 varients, because of the HFCS, but the sodium thing is bad for your heart, retains water, and is lousy if you're watching your weight. I guess a little from time to time won't kill you, but a steady diet of it just might.
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They have a low-sodium version, but it's not too tasty.
