Do frozen juice cans have a lower nutritional value than regular juice?

Fresh juice is always the best because you have all the vitamins, antioxidants and other goodies without the preservatives and additives. But when fresh juice isn't an option, frozen juice can actually be quite good. Frozen juice tends to be closer to fresh juice because the other is heated as it is being processed.

This makes the juice taste bitter and so, more sugar must be added to cover up that bitter taste. Aim for 100% juice. Whatever you choose though, drink it or give it to your kids in moderation.

All in all, juice is sugar and water. Sometimes that sugar is natural and sometimes it's not. That really is the only difference in the sugared up juices and the 100% juice.

--Quote-- Though healthy in moderation, juice essentially is water and sugar. In fact, a 12-ounce bottle of grape soda has 159 calories. The same amount of unsweetened grape juice packs 228 calories.

--End Quote-- cbsnews.com/stories/2005/02/11/health/ma... While it might not be popular with your children, vegetable juice is a very, very healthy alternative. Green juice might be too appealing, but by adding a handful of seedless grapes you'll sweeten up the drink just enough to make it taste nice without adding too much sugar. Mind you, children (and us adults!) also need fruits in our diet.

In no way am I indicating juice is unhealthy. Rather, it is unhealthy when it is not drank in appropriate amounts as with any other food or beverage.

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