J's thoughts

Green grapes juice You need to eat fruits. Everyday. That's what moms and health professionals scream out every day; day in and day out. So now what to do when you bought some seedless green grapes and you  end up with some left over sitting in the fruit bowl the second day also? think think....juice them off course. Put the grapes in a blender (no hassles of removing seeds since they are seedless) and done.  You can add a little water if the consistency is too thick for you. There is no need to add extra sugar; the sweetness of the grapes suffices. But if the juice isn't that sweet, add a bit of sugar. Add a couple of ice cubes and enjoy the drink. Alternatively you can add the ice cubes into the blender along with the grapes instead of adding water. A healthy drink which is tasty is a sure winner. Ingredients 1. Green grapes - 1 cup 2. Water - 1/4 cup (optional) 3. Sugar - 1/2 tsp (optional) 4. Ice cubes - 2 Method Blend. Pour i...

This flyer came with today's Arab Times. I have no idea whether these juices are available in the market yet but I really want to try them all out. :) UPDATE: Picked this up from a bakala. Only this flavor was available.You can taste the guava and cranberry,apricot and orange flavor with each sip. Not a bad combo of flavors. But the nutritional information doesn't state anything about 'sugar'. Maybe they haven't added any sugar (and the juice doesn't taste as if it has been overloaded with sugar) but the puree and the concentrate used in making this juice must definitely have sugar added into it ,right? Anyways, don't expect a packaged drink to be too healthy; but this is a welcome variation to the usual sugar loaded ones available in the market. Now I am waiting to try out the other flavors.