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Pure pomegranate juice from Biona, Optima and Biotta – 200ml, 500ml and 1L, organic and not from concentrate where stated.
Sharp, dark and nothing like the sweetened versions. See also all juices.
Optima Pomegranate Juice is crafted from pure, unprocessed pomegranate juice, known for its potent antioxidant properties. Pomegranates contain ant...
View full detailsBiona Organic Pomegranate Juice is pressed from a single ingredient — organic pomegranates — with nothing added, giving a naturally tart, deep-red ...
View full detailsBiona Pure Pomegranate Juice is pressed from organic pomegranates with nothing added, giving a naturally tart, deep-red juice in a convenient 200ml...
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View full detailsOrganic pomegranate juice in a 500ml bottle, unsweetened so the fruit's natural astringency sits behind the sweetness rather than being covered by ...
View full detailsThese are pressed pomegranate rather than a juice drink. Biona's is organic and their 1L is the everyday size; the 200ml is the one to buy if you want to try it before committing.
Biotta have been pressing juice in Switzerland since the 1950s and are among the older names in the trade. Optima's is the more widely stocked one.
Real pomegranate juice is tart and slightly astringent, which surprises people expecting something sweet. That astringency is the tannins, and it is the same reason strong tea dries your mouth.
It works well diluted, over ice, or in cooking – reduced down it makes a syrup that goes with lamb and with roast vegetables.
It is fruit juice, so it contains the fruit's sugars without the fibre that came with them. A glass is not equivalent to eating the fruit, and that applies to organic pure juice as much as to any other.
Once opened it belongs in the fridge and should be used within the days stated on the carton. It stains, which is worth knowing before you pour it near anything pale.
No, these are pure juice. Real pomegranate is tart and slightly astringent rather than sweet.
Tannins, the same compounds that make strong tea dry your mouth. It is normal for pomegranate.
Yes – reduced down it makes a syrup that works well with lamb and roast vegetables.
In the fridge, within the days stated on the carton.
