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I maintain that toxinless.com page and usually buy the brands that claim to avoid flavor packs. It could be placebo, but I notice more flavor variation througho
by dwich 11y ago
I maintain that toxinless.com page and usually buy the brands that claim to avoid flavor packs. It could be placebo, but I notice more flavor variation throughout the year with Costco and Whole Foods' brands, which I think supports their claims of using different sources of oranges throughout the seasons.
- tedmiston 11y agoFrom your experience, is there one certain mid-price brand that stands out amongst the non flavor pack varieties?
- dwich 11y agoI haven't noticed any difference, although I don't buy them frequently enough to make good comparisons. I've considered switching to frozen concentrate for a lower-cost approach. I think it's likely to be promptly frozen after harvest, and may have lower pesticide levels due to smaller-scale production: http://www.inspection.gc.ca/food/chemical-residues-microbiology/chemical-residues/pesticides/eng/1351913846907/1351913943956 http://www.inspection.gc.ca/food/chemical-residues-microbiol...
- Jemmeh 11y agoWe've been drinking Uncle Matt's for a while now. It's usually about $4-5 where I live and that seems quite reasonable to me. No flavor packs, enzyme and BPA free. And it's organic. And it actually tastes like oranges.