If you are anything like me, you develop multiple “cravings” for certain fixes you must fullfill. There is something about these temporary cravings, that make you develop a want and a need combination. You can’t just want it, you have to need it, as you can’t just need it, you have to want it. Recently, I was in the mood for grape juice. I love grape juice, but I have to tell you, I don’t drink it often. There is nothing better than tasting amazing grape juice. I can appreciate the not so great tasting grape juices, but that doesn’t mean that I will drink them again or even think about taking a second swig. Of course, if I were choking, well that would be a different story.
One day I decided I was in the mood for some grape juice. I wanted something that was “chilled” and not warm. I was looking through multiple outlets in the grocery store and came across the traditional juice section. Of course, there was nothing chilled in that section, so I decided to check out the area of juices where everything was chilled. That is when I discovered Tropicana grape juice. To be honest, when I purchase something, I don’t bother to read the ingredients, unless it’s on a vegetarian wavelength.
I am one of those women that knows what she wants, before getting it and if it’s not there, I just look for my next want. I am rather “finicky”, but can appreciate diversity and universalism, as well as, it’s vegetarian. I decided to go ahead and grab the Tropicana grape juice. I love Tropicana, hence why I was strictly determined to purchase the juice. What made me really interested in getting it was the fact I’ve never tried their grape juice, so it would be new to me.
Tropicana grape juice is amazing and much better than I expected. It’s rather commercial, as the concentrate was a bit “thick”. Some individuals may find it a bit too sweet, as the consistency of the thickness was more than the average grape juice. Although the juice was sweet and possessed a rather moderate aroma, this grape juice was flavorful on a variety of wavelengths. What impressed me were the nutritional facts of this product.
The nutritional facts are rather interesting. Tropicana states that their product possesses 0 grams of fat (which is a daily value of 0%) and continues to state their product possesses 39 grams of carbohydrates (which is a daily value of 12%).
The sugars are stated to be about 36 grams with no daily value or nutritional factor. What was the most impressive about this product was it’s 100% daily value of Vitamin C. Although, Tropicana states their product is 100%, it does not say that it is natural. Tropicana also states that their product is pasteurized and should be refridgerated after opening.
According to the label that Tropicana has provided, this grape juice possesses quite a few interesting ingredients. Some of them include: filtered water, grape juice concentrate, malic acid, natural flavors, and more. Tropicana goes on to emphasize that some of the concentrates are from the United States, Argentina, Brazil, and Chile.
I truly recommend this product to anyone looking for a great commercial grape juice. If you love sweet juices, that are thick in content, but are satisfying, yet not extremely overpowering Tropicana’s grape juice is for you. I do not recommend this type of product to individuals watching their carbohydrate intake, as well as, their individual sugar as this juice is very sweet and possesses above the recommended daily value on both carbohydrates and sugars. This product is recommended for someone simply in the mood for grape juice.
You can purchase Tropicana grape juice at your local grocer. Overall, I was very impressed with this grape juice. Would I drink it again? Absolutely.
