How "premium" orange juice is really made (CBC Marketplace)
Video Statistics and Information
Channel: CBC News
Views: 3,325,841
Rating: 4.6858935 out of 5
Keywords: Orange Juice (Beverage Type), Orange (Ingredient), Food (TV Genre), Canada, Breakfast (Type Of Dish), processed food, natural, Healthy Diet (Diet), Marketplace (Award-Winning Work), Diet (Industry), Dieting (Symptom)
Id: 8e4CEm9yybo
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Length: 22min 38sec (1358 seconds)
Published: Fri Jan 16 2015
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This was really interesting, but man was the video really rambling and feels like it was stretched a lot for time.
It always surprises me that people don't stop for a moment to ask why that same brand of OJ tastes identical from carton to carton, year after year with absolutely no variation.
Sir, do you realize you're not drinking regular coffee but Columbian decaffeinated coffee crystals?
Seriously though, imagine believing that orange juice was natural flavor, like it all got hand squeezed into those jugs.
I used to work in a cocktail bar and fresh squeezed orange juice only has a shelf life of about two days, and that's refrigerated. I honestly don't know how it came to be one of the most common table juices at that rate. The flavor is nowhere near as acidic as store bought, either. Not surprising that it's pumped full of citric acid and other preservatives for more common uses in my opinion.
I would have liked them to press people a little further on their opinion. Do they have a problem that flavour packs are being added at all? Or that the flavour packs aren't mimicking freshly squeezed orange juice?
The pasteurisation and storage process is responsible for the original loss of flavour. But you know what? It's also responsible for the inexpensive availability of Orange Juice year round, because trees don't perpetually drop a steady supply of ripe oranges year round.
I bought a squeezer for five bucks. Way better than store bought.
When I was in Spain, in the supermarkets they had these big juicers full of oranges and you put a container underneath and it squeezed the oranges while you watched and filled the container. Wasnβt cold but tasted good.
Mmmm ethyl butyrate
It's a simple fact that orange juice can not be sold naturally, at least not for a price most people would pay, it just goes bad too quickly.