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Watered down juice is tastier than full opacity juice, amirite?

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This is the way.

It brings the volume down by just notch, to give it a clearer and hydrating taste.

freq432s avatar freq432 Yeah You Are +12Reply

Gotta have it a little transjuicent, none of that full opacity stuff

1/2 juice, 1/2 sparkling filtered water (via SodaStream) is my go-to.
Good flavour hit, refreshing, and not as much sugar.

I agree with this lmao. I'm the same with soda.

I like to water down my juice with vodka personally

@Prettydotty I like to water down my juice with vodka personally

I like to water down my vodka with vodka but you do you

vcsandfecess avatar vcsandfeces Yeah You Are +4Reply
@Dairyqueenemployee 'water down' or 'ethanol up?'

This is a true unpopular opinion, but I vastly prefer drinking wine that's watered down (unless it's the expensive stuff, of course). Why? So I can pretend like I'm Robert Baratheon from Game of Thrones and drink like 6 glasses without getting smashed. It's great.

It's the inner hydro homie in you.

Openeyess avatar Openeyes Yeah You Are +6Reply

I'm going to assume you're American? Squash/cordial is very popular in the UK. Add a tiny bit of juice then fill the rest of the glass with cold water, you'll probably love it. Robinsons is probably the biggest brand. Vimto and Ribena is good too.

It's also better for you since your not ingesting a stupid amount of sugar in 30 seconds.

Full juice is really rich. It's good for sippin'.

I like the lighter Gatorades for this reason. Too much sugar.

I'm glad someone said it, I'm tired of my friends looking at me like I'm crazy

I totally agree, it does taste better when mixed with a little chilled water.

Set the juice to F U L L O P A C I T Y

Shiny244s avatar Shiny244 Yeah You Are +5Reply

This is the way.

Nickyikkys avatar Nickyikky Yeah You Are +5Reply
Vic8760s avatar Vic8760 Yeah You Are +3Reply

Club soda or sparkling water. Thank me later.

Full opacity juice LMAOOO

Mytokhondrias avatar Mytokhondria Yeah You Are +5Reply

laughs in German

i used to put ice in my apple juice for this reason lol

I actually hate juice and rather make my own because America loves to dump landloads of sugar into everything.

I didn't think so many people would agree :'). Pure juice is disgusting. Then again I also dilute milk.

Shhh don't tell the juice companies this or they'll start watering it down and charging the same price!

We do that at home, just half and half.

Milkzeys avatar Milkzey Yeah You Are +4Reply

YES YES YES YES!! I've done this since I was a child and I'm so glad someone gets it!!!!!!!

Try this with any cranberry-based juice and you won't regret it! (My personal recommendation is cran-pomegranate)

THANK YOU! People think i'm weird for watering down drinks but juice is too sweet and not thirst quenching at all. I'll mix a can of redbull and seltzer too.

You are who LaCroix is made for.

vcsandfecess avatar vcsandfeces Yeah You Are +4Reply

Full opacity? 😂😂😂

Kionixs avatar Kionix Yeah You Are +4Reply

I do this to make the juice last longer and reduce calories

Tanmoykayesens avatar Tanmoykayesen Yeah You Are +3Reply
@Tanmoykayesen I do this to make the juice last longer and reduce calories

Yes, me too. It's been so long that I do this that I really like the juice better when it's watered down

@Tanmoykayesen I do this to make the juice last longer and reduce calories

Ayyy that's why I started doing it in college too. Now I just like the taste!

As a web developer, I have never in my life heard of juice being referred to with "opacity" but im here for it 😂👏

@Boknows12 As a web developer, I have never in my life heard of juice being referred to with "opacity" but im here for it 😂👏

As a student graphic designer, i don't think i ever heard of it being used on juice, but i get what op means

@Boknows12 As a web developer, I have never in my life heard of juice being referred to with "opacity" but im here for it 😂👏

I work in graphic design. So many people having a fit so I'm glad you get what I'm putting down. If you use Adobe Illustrator you will agree with my use of opacity.

Milkzeys avatar Milkzey Yeah You Are +1Reply

Absolutely true. Cranberry juice is a good example.

Mrtechnohawks avatar Mrtechnohawk Yeah You Are +3Reply

Depends the juice, high quality juices don't have the same blast of sugar and so don't need the water.

Manualhams avatar Manualham Yeah You Are +3Reply
@Manualham Depends the juice, high quality juices don't have the same blast of sugar and so don't need the water.

Eh, most "juices" at my grocery store in the US are 100+ calories per serving. They definitely need to be watered down. And I agree with op, they taste better that way IMO

@Manualham Depends the juice, high quality juices don't have the same blast of sugar and so don't need the water.

Yeah, for fruit juices it's about as much sugar as Coca Cola. You don't need the water. Still should.

So I don't know what you mean with high quality but if I buy direct (?) / fresh apple juice it's 10,8 g/100 ml of suger.

In comparison coke is 10,6g.

Or is this different in the US?

Try it with sparkling water…refreshing as the day is long

Achilles982s avatar Achilles982 Yeah You Are +3Reply

Yeah I love watered down Gatorade idk why. Just enjoy it more. I also love unsweet tea.

fourexhales avatar fourexhale Yeah You Are +3Reply

I remember when I lived in Japan there was this one drink that tasted like watered down apple juice. I loved it.

You're American, aren't you

Thatoneduderyans avatar Thatoneduderyan Yeah You Are +3Reply

Agreed! I drink pretty much all juice 50/50 with water. Usually just tap water, sometimes carbonated water to spice things up a bit.

Also: if you have a sweet white wine, adding carbonated water turns it into a low-alcohol aperitif that's a lot like prosecco!

Dude 100% and everyone calls me crazy

@teknogreek Dude 100% and everyone calls me crazy

I'm hitting 40s now, guess I'm crazy too. Watered down for juice for myself and the little ones.

Full sugar is jarring.

Your teeth feel weird too after drinking full sugar sometimes.

vcsandfecess avatar vcsandfeces Yeah You Are +4Reply
@Milkzey we can be crazy together

Crazy all the way into your 50s with no diabeetus.

Idk the same, it's legitimately only sugar addiction that leads people to think this is weird.

You know what's better than that? Water without the juice

This is basically the rule in Austria and I think Germany and Switzerland as well

apple or cranberry juice is 100% tastier when watered down

been doing this for ages and i highly recommend

Also great with Apple Juice. Like that "100% Juice" nah I'm going to dilute that shii like I'm 5 and my parents are giving me my sippy cup😂. That sugar is just wayyyy too much and I LOVE sugary snacks but it's too much

Is this for all juice or is there a specific one that gets better watered down?

@88080808088 Is this for all juice or is there a specific one that gets better watered down?

As probably every single German person will tell you: apple juice (not that clear stuff) mixed with sparkling water ist the best drink ever

dankXDs avatar dankXD Yeah You Are +4Reply
@88080808088 Is this for all juice or is there a specific one that gets better watered down?

No dude, just accept his opinion, I agree. Juices can be too sweet and a little cold water makes them much more refreshing.
This only applies to juice made from concentrate and not just squeezed juice made 5 kindles ago. The from-concentrate you buy, ready to drink, is too rich

@88080808088 Is this for all juice or is there a specific one that gets better watered down?

I have this big jug of mango juice in the fridge that's so thick without water. I like my drinks really liquidy. I'll have to go check which juice it is lol

Milkzeys avatar Milkzey Yeah You Are +3Reply
@mattyh2433 Are you sure that's juice and not concentrate? Mango juice is not thick at all.

Not sure what mango juice you buy, here in South Africa where I live it's always been thick like OP described

@mattyh2433 Are you sure that's juice and not concentrate? Mango juice is not thick at all.

Rubicon is thick and gloopy. Until I discovered adding coconut water omg

@mattyh2433 Are you sure that's juice and not concentrate? Mango juice is not thick at all.

It's generally referred to as "Nectar" and in this case "Mango Nectar".

It's a powerful variant of juice that involves puree, juice, and sometimes fillers for getting taste and color as desired.

Nectar usually tastes like you're drinking the fruit rather than the juice of the fruit. I'm not sure if that entirely makes sense the way I've typed it but yeah.

Nectar juice is usually made from fruits that tend to be too thick to properly extract juice from like pears for example.

Don't confuse the Nectar juice I'm referring to with the other definition from some other countries where it refers to watered down juice with a host of fillers.

My local grocery store favorite in this category is Del Monte Pear Nectar and Del Monte Guava Nectar.

@lazar94 It's generally referred to as "Nectar" and in this case "Mango Nectar". It's a powerful variant of juice that...

In Egypt, the nectar juices were extremely watered down and for some reason tasted a tad like pears. It's because in Egypt, everything is a cheap variant of the actual product you want.

@mattyh2433 Are you sure that's juice and not concentrate? Mango juice is not thick at all.

I've blend mango to get juice from and it's super thick, and absolutely delicious at full "opacity". Love it.

@mattyh2433 Are you sure that's juice and not concentrate? Mango juice is not thick at all.

Most mango juice I buy is pretty thick and it's not concentrate

Tanmoykayesens avatar Tanmoykayesen Yeah You Are +1Reply
@mattyh2433 Are you sure that's juice and not concentrate? Mango juice is not thick at all.

Relatively speaking it is? At least the mango juice I've always consumed has been pretty thick.

@88080808088 Is this for all juice or is there a specific one that gets better watered down?

Imo all juice. Idk what it is, straight juice leaves me still thirsty, but juice plus water is 😩 pure refreshment

Bonus effect: the juice lasts longer!

Mrtechnohawks avatar Mrtechnohawk Yeah You Are +3Reply
@88080808088 Is this for all juice or is there a specific one that gets better watered down?

All juices benefit from a splash of water, some just need a little more

@88080808088 Is this for all juice or is there a specific one that gets better watered down?

Cranberry is great watered down, removes that dry feeling it leaves you with. I usually go like 1/4 to 1/3 water the rest juice.

I do the same with carbinated drinks too because I find most the time theyre way too fizzy and it means you get more haha.

I take a large glass, put about 3/4 of a can of plain seltzer in, and then eyeball the rest with a fruit juice.

I get a full cup of ice and fill it with sprite, because I hate diet soda but don't want so much sugar.

contextrips avatar contextrip Yeah You Are +1Reply

I also do this.

dankXDs avatar dankXD Yeah You Are +1Reply

I usually add a few cubes of ice to a glass of juice and sip it cold and a bit wagered down. Can confirm!

synthsexuals avatar synthsexual Yeah You Are +1Reply

OP must be American

@Pheniz21 OP must be American

Yah we don't have juice in Europe.

My brother does this, and I don't get it. I LOVE juice and waters cool too, but mixing em is the worst!

jodzdzownicas avatar jodzdzownica Yeah You Are 0Reply

Yesss most juices are way too sugary. I didn't realize just how much sugar I was consuming until I quit soda. Now I can't drink anything sweet without diluting it, it's just so, so, overly sweet.

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