Corn Juice

[gregorach]

Supermarket options in North America tend to be rather different to those we have here in Europe as I recall...

[boboff]

Most of the retail is dedicated to McD's Wendies & KFC I believe.

ALthough Durgan is in Canada, which is mainly small towns with Mounted Police and Elks wondering aimlessly around.

[diggernotdreamer]

No Demi, not the stuff you can see.... You should NEVER eat corn without Juicing it first, or else it just comes out in your pooooooooooo looking like, well like it did when it went in! ( ok you have to chew it first!)

This is so interesting, could we have a series of photo's to illustrate, plus will need info such as fodder in, volumn of poo out, colour, texture, etc

[Odsox]

No Demi, not the stuff you can see.... You should NEVER eat corn without Juicing it first, or else it just comes out in your pooooooooooo looking like, well like it did when it went in! ( ok you have to chew it first!)

Ah but, if you didn't chew it first Boboff, you could endlessly recycle it and only need one crop of corn ever.
Perpetual motions ?

[Mustardseedmama]

No Demi, not the stuff you can see.... You should NEVER eat corn without Juicing it first, or else it just comes out in your pooooooooooo looking like, well like it did when it went in! ( ok you have to chew it first!)

Ah but, if you didn't chew it first Boboff, you could endlessly recycle it and only need one crop of corn ever.
Perpetual motions ?

Ahem!! EEEEWWWWWW!

[Durgan]

But why dont you just eat and apple instead of juicing it and throwing half of it away? It just seems like a waste to me.
Also there is a lot of fresh juices avalible which arn't poisonous. Like 'Innocent' smoothies and juices, look here:
http://www.innocentdrinks.co.uk/things-we-make
But of course i understand the desire to make things yourself instead of having to buy them. But as far as vegatables go, i think eating a nice big mixed salad with whole ingridients is better than juicing it and throwing half of it away.

Just to give an example, I'v got a carton of orange juice in my fridge. The ingridients read: 100% Pressed Orange Juice. No sugar added. Pasturized. No preservitives.

Whats wrong with that? Its convienent for me because i dont have orange trees to make my own , which is why i buy it. However I do make my smoothies from the fruit from our orchard, mixed with this orange juice or another fruit juice like it to make it more drinkable.

Anyway, my point is there are lots of healthy options in the supermarket, if you wanted to buy from there, not all juice is full of additives and sugar. Theres also lots of options for whole grain foods too, brown rice and pasta ect. I can even find these things in the local supermarket here, where options and variety is very much limited.

This is Orange Juice.
http://www.durgan.org/URL/?NYIJA 6 December 2011 Orange Juice

[demi]

But thats practically the same as the stuff iv got in the fridge. Squeezed oranges which is then pressure caned to preserve it. There is nothing in there but oranges. Same as yours. Although i think your method wastes more. After they squeeze the oranges for the juice they then make marmalade from the left over skins.

[Durgan]

But thats practically the same as the stuff iv got in the fridge. Squeezed oranges which is then pressure caned to preserve it. There is nothing in there but oranges. Same as yours. Although i think your method wastes more. After they squeeze the oranges for the juice they then make marmalade from the left over skins.

Few people know with what chemicals the skins have been sprayed!

[GeorgeSalt]

Few people know with what chemicals the skins have been sprayed!

The only way to be sure what they've been sprayed with is to grow them yourself. But how do you get your oranges to ripen with your famously short growing season?

[citizentwiglet]

Excellent question, Mr Salt...

*Sits in high backed chair, strokes cat, tries to erase the image of blueberry-laden faecal matter from brain*

[Durgan]

Few people know with what chemicals the skins have been sprayed!

The only way to be sure what they've been sprayed with is to grow them yourself. But how do you get your oranges to ripen with your famously short growing season?

No citrus fruit in Canada. All our oranges come from Florida, California or parts of S.A.

[Durgan]

But thats practically the same as the stuff iv got in the fridge. Squeezed oranges which is then pressure caned to preserve it. There is nothing in there but oranges. Same as yours. Although i think your method wastes more. After they squeeze the oranges for the juice they then make marmalade from the left over skins.

Absolutely no pulp in your squeezed orange juice. Thirty five percent of the nutrients are contained in the pulp or fibre whatever one wants to call it.

[demi]

My orange juice is full for pulpy bits! You can buy it either smooth or with bits in. I like the one with bits in best :)

[boboff]

You won't have seen the Aldi advert then Demi?

" This juice is like those Olympic Sprinters, you can see the bits" Spoken by a lovely old lady!

Although I am feeling a bit sick like wiglet, contemplating voluminous blueberry poooh

[GeorgeSalt]

No citrus fruit in Canada. All our oranges come from Florida, California or parts of S.A.

Few people know with what chemicals the skins have been sprayed!

My point exactly.. you can't query someone elses choice of fruit juice over matters you don't control in your own juice!