Question:
What kind of juice is low in Sugar?
Every juice that I look at is so high in sugar yet i hear there are some that aren't as bad. What do you recommend? Do people dilute it? — Jennifer L. (posted on September 8, 2001)
September 8, 2001
Diet V8 Splash has 3 varieties: Kiwi Strawberry, Berry Blend and some
citrusy flavor. It is sweetened with Splenda. Very tasty. I use the
Citrus Blend as my orange juice in the morning. Good luck!
— Kimberly L.
September 8, 2001
My surgeon told us that we could have anything that was 100% juice. Juicy
Juice is what I usually use. I have heard that some people still dump on
regular juice...so you may want to ask your surgeon about it. I haven't
had any trouble...but I haven't dumped at all...so it may not be an issue
for me. Good Luck:)
— Nicole P.
September 8, 2001
I drink diet Cranberry Raspberry Snapple 4 grams sugar in 16 oz bottle, I
usually drink 1/2 at a time.
— acluff
September 9, 2001
Low-suger V-8 splash is the best I have found. I like the berry blend. Be
sure it is the Low sugar! Most fruit juices are more sugar than juice.
— Andrea P.
September 9, 2001
This may not sound pleasant, but you will have to try different juices to
find what's right for you. I always look for unsweetned, no sugar added
juices. These juices have sugar in them but all of it is natural. I can
only drink Dairy Fresh orange juice and Wal-Mart brand apple juice. When
trying a new brand, I only take a sip, for I can tell almost instantly if
it will agree with me.
— Tammy W.
September 10, 2001
I was given Apple Juice, Orange Juice, and V-8 Splash in the hospital.
None of it was cut with water and I did fine. Those are the juices I drink
now and I have had no problems with them.
— Terry H.
September 10, 2001
I'm RNY, and I've never had problems with the natural sugars present in
fruit and fruit juices. However, just check the label and make sure there
are no ADDED sugars or syrups.
— Cindy H.
August 19, 2003
Two things you might try at Diet V-8 splash and Ocean Spray's light
cranberry drinks. They're juice cocktails, blended with NutraSweet (or is
it Splenda?) instead of sugar.
— Laurie Y.
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