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Hi, Is anyone aware of any advanteages or disadvanges of a fruit drint made from concentrate rather than from pure juice to the consumer?

I'd like to know too. Everyone always badmouths concentrates as if they're unnatural.

Historical practice

I would like to know more about the processes by which juice concentrates are made in common practice or throughout history. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 207.114.87.90 (talk) 04:15, 24 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Dictionary article

Hello. This article looks like a dictionary entry too much. I suggest you clean it up. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 76.243.127.114 (talk) 15:02, 10 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

"Citation Needed" for home use

It's kinda hilarious. Like it's just part of our (citizens of the world) daily lives that there is no article about it, and obviously as it's a foreign concept, there's not really any reference to it in English. So... Just trust me, Syrups are used all over the world (sometime with different names), which is all basically "add 2 part juice and 8 part water and mix". What Americans drinks as Instant soft drink, "Kool Aid" etc', is an ancient form of instant soft drink. Syrup mixes better, easier to quantify, already dissolved (so it's mixing is 3 seconds). I think it's weird asking citation for something which is very real. See Monin (France), Fabbri (Italy), Brandbar (Ukraine)... Really just translate "Syrup Drink" to any language, look at the images, and you will see rows upon rows of colorful bottles, all made to mix with water. Sure, you can use it on shaved ice, or in cocktails, but believe me that the world wide syrup industry is not for industrial and alcoholic purposes. In my country at least, most people will think syrup is about item they use daily to make themselves tasty beverages, with no fountains. Where I live fountains using syrup is almost "secret". Just search for soda fountain and you'll see it's in 8 languages. What is common American tradition is almost unheard of in 90% of the world. Benderbr (talk) 10:42, 25 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]