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Where can I buy Frozen Orange Juice?
Years ago you could buy frozen concentrated orange juice that came in a tube, slightly smaller than a Coke can. You unwrapped it and dropped it into a large jug of water and waited for it to thaw.
I haven't seen them for years. Anyone remember them? Anyone know if they are still available? |
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Yeh, they are called ice lolly's!
Seriously though I do remember them not seen them for years. |
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Why would you want to? Why couldn't you just buy normal OJ? Personally, I've never seen this "frozen juice"
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Never heard of them... why not just buy cartons of OJ and freeze it yourself.
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I remember them , they were in like a cardboard wrap with a tin top and bottom.
I remember wanting my mum to buy them and she said no. |
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Years ago you could buy frozen concentrated orange juice that came in a tube, slightly smaller than a Coke can. You unwrapped it and dropped it into a large jug of water and waited for it to thaw.
I haven't seen them for years. Anyone remember them? Anyone know if they are still available? It didnt
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I presume the boon is that it's a big space saver, as opposed to buying a carton and freezing it.
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You can but ice cubes at Asda, the mind boggles!
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The frozen stuff here was Birds Eye Florida Orange juice.
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Netto
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Never heard of them... why not just buy cartons of OJ and freeze it yourself.
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The last I heard of it was in the movie Trading Places
Why don't you get ordinary orange juice and freeze it? |
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I remember them , they were in like a cardboard wrap with a tin top and bottom.
That's them!And the reason I think they're a good idea is that one pack, smaller than a Coke can, can make a large jug of fresh orange juice. Most of the "Fresh Orange Juice" you buy from the supermarket is made from the same concentrate, complete with bits of orange floating about. This simply makes it easier to carry home and store in the freezer for months until it's needed. I'll try Netto. Thanks LG. |
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was it called a Jubbly
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Years ago you could buy frozen concentrated orange juice that came in a tube, slightly smaller than a Coke can. You unwrapped it and dropped it into a large jug of water and waited for it to thaw.
I haven't seen them for years. Anyone remember them? Anyone know if they are still available? Then I suppose when people started going to the States or Spain on holiday, and tasted proper fresh orange juice for the first time everyone suddenly woke up and said "Why on earth did we put up with that rubbish?" |
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Lol, that makes a lot of sense
![]() Its just a pitty most people have now forgotten how the rest of fresh produce should taste. |
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Hi, I've seen this in Costco in the past, might be worth trying there if you know someone with a membership card
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What about that powder stuff.. What was it called.. Sunrise or something!
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was it called a Jubbly
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think you may be thinking of a frozen kwenchy cup...we used to call them a "jubilee"...and scraped the iced drink out with a spoon.......ahhhhhh....the memories....
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What about that powder stuff.. What was it called.. Sunrise or something!
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Then I suppose when people started going to the States or Spain on holiday, and tasted proper fresh orange juice for the first time everyone suddenly woke up and said "Why on earth did we put up with that rubbish?"
I can only assume that the Frozen concentrate orange juice tastes different from the Made from Concentrate stuff available in shops. If it really doesn't then I too want some of that Frozen stuff. |
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think you may be thinking of a frozen kwenchy cup...we used to call them a "jubilee"...and scraped the iced drink out with a spoon.......ahhhhhh....the memories....
Yum yum. |
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Why don't you make your own juice and then freeze it in the quantities you want?
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