bamacisa
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High pulp is more like fresh juice. I like them all. ( high, low and no pulp) Pulp free is what we usually have for breakfast.
OJ, Pulp Free, Pulp, High Pulp?
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I want as much pulp...
I want as much pulp as there would be if I'd squeezed it myself.
I want as much pulp as there would be if I'd squeezed it myself.
To quote the Florida’s Natural carton in the frig: “Some Pulp”. I like all OJ but that’s what I usually grab in the store. Either that of grape fruit juice which has about the same amount of pulp.
It’s good to see the critical issues of the day debated by forum intellectuals.
It’s good to see the critical issues of the day debated by forum intellectuals.
High Test Baby, I like to get my moneys worth, the pulp tastes more like fresh squeezed. billy magg
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It’s good to see the critical issues of the day debated by forum intellectuals.
Much better than death, destruction, or politics.
kamloops67
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you guys way down south are fortunate to have citrus growing down there.
a 1.89 litre jug of premium oj is $5.69here, like kosmic says you gotta dilute it with something to keep the costs down ...remember Harvey Wall Bangers?
a 1.89 litre jug of premium oj is $5.69here, like kosmic says you gotta dilute it with something to keep the costs down ...remember Harvey Wall Bangers?
Texas Star
US Veteran
High/Most Pulp, either the HEB brand of a Texas market chain that includes the gourmet Central Market stores or Florida Natural at other stores.
I also seek out the Swiss brand Hero for jams and preserves. It seems to have more of a fruit tang to it and normal fruit inclusions. The price acrtually dropped recently at my favorite store, from $4.49 to $3.99. Some of their fruit spreads are now from Germany, but keep the same standards. My favorites are blackberry and red raspberry and a Forest Berry that includes three berries.
But Smucker's orange marmalade is also an exceptional value.
I also seek out the Swiss brand Hero for jams and preserves. It seems to have more of a fruit tang to it and normal fruit inclusions. The price acrtually dropped recently at my favorite store, from $4.49 to $3.99. Some of their fruit spreads are now from Germany, but keep the same standards. My favorites are blackberry and red raspberry and a Forest Berry that includes three berries.
But Smucker's orange marmalade is also an exceptional value.
Mushrooms grow faster here than oranges ever would. Frost peach trees do pretty well but that’s about it for orange colored fruit.
Old fashioned jam is very easy to make when the berries are ripe. I always lay in a year’s supply with a little extra to give away.
Old fashioned jam is very easy to make when the berries are ripe. I always lay in a year’s supply with a little extra to give away.
Pulp for me.
Steve W
Steve W
HEB Rocks! I wish they were in Oklahoma. Whenever I go to Texas to see my folks I hit HEB a few times.
Old Corp
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Like the pulp - but others are fine.
Usually followed by a Zantac. Years ago, it did not cause heartburn. Does now.
Usually followed by a Zantac. Years ago, it did not cause heartburn. Does now.
I prefer orange juice w/ pulp.
Autococker07
US Veteran
Pulp rocks.
Old TexMex
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This thread is useless without pictures
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That's my no dash airweight aluminum frame squeezer!
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(and my BUG)
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That's my no dash airweight aluminum frame squeezer!
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(and my BUG)
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mjr
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No, no--he was acquitted. Did he ever find the "real killers?"I prefer grapefruit juice. OJ kills.
As long as it's 100% orange juice I really "don't care" if it has pulp or not.
Don
Don
kozmic
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This thread is useless without pictures
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That's my no dash airweight aluminum frame squeezer!
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(and my BUG)
Thank you for lending some credence to this otherwise "fruity" thread Old TexMex!
Comrad
Member
Pulp free unless it's fresh squoozen.
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