Mixed berry juice drinks are flavoured beverages that combine berry juice with water, sweeteners, and sometimes other fruit juices to create a lighter, sweeter drink than pure juice. They typically contain a modest percentage of actual fruit juice, with the balance made up of water, sugar or other sweeteners, and flavourings.
These drinks are popular with families and are commonly found in the long-life juice aisle of Australian supermarkets. They offer a berry flavour that’s more approachable and less tart than straight berry juice, making them a common lunchbox inclusion.
They’re best served chilled and are a convenient ready-to-drink option, though they shouldn’t be confused with 100% fruit juices given their lower juice content and added sweeteners.
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Nutrition (per 100g)
1 serving 8 oz is about 243 g — roughly 70 kcal of this.
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