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Why not sell orange juice in larger bottles?
I buy carton ones for the home, but it doesn't even last a day, and there is always barely enough left for after a few glasses, cup which is frustrating. Why not sell them in bottles?
I have a large number of family members in the house, and those cartons are never enough. |
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there is only me and my hubby in the house so the cartons are too big...
maybe theyre produced in those size cartons as it is the optimum size to produce them in. also ive noticed they are produced to the same standard size as fridge doors. at least your orange is fresher each tim you open a carton, ours might sit in the fridge for a few days before it gets finished |
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you can get 2 liter cartons...surely that's big enough?
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If it is too big it won't fit in the door of our fridge which is just a bog standard size so that may be a production consideration.
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they always have big bottles on american tv shows.
i get through 1L in about 2 or 3 days |
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they always have big bottles on american tv shows.
i get through 1L in about 2 or 3 days If you buy a big fridge here, it is usually marketed as an "American style" one, so it must be more usual to have a big fridge there than it is here. Bigger fridge = more room = bigger containers. |
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They have bigger fridges in America, though.
If you buy a big fridge here, it is usually marketed as an "American style" one, so it must be more usual to have a big fridge there than it is here. Bigger fridge = more room = bigger containers. |
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I buy carton ones for the home, but it doesn't even last a day, and there is always barely enough left for after a few glasses, cup which is frustrating. Why not sell them in bottles?
I have a large number of family members in the house, and those cartons are never enough. |
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Why not simply buy more cartons?
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not enough room in the fridge for too many cartons, there is always room for a coke bottle or two though (would rather replace the coke bottle with the orange juice bottle)
Are they the cartons that must be in the fridge even when unopened? |
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Lidl do a really nice orange juice and it comes in 1.5ltr sized cartons. I think they are only a quid too.
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Lidl do a really nice orange juice and it comes in 1.5ltr sized cartons. I think they are only a quid too.
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HOw big do you currently buy?
Asda do 2Ltr bottles of apple and Orange juice in Milk Jug style containers. The Apple juice lasts me about a day its brilliant lol |
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HOw big do you currently buy?
Asda do 2Ltr bottles of apple and Orange juice in Milk Jug style containers. I was just going to say the same thing. I'm sure I've seen Tropicana juice in 2l cartons as well. |
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you can get 2 liter cartons...surely that's big enough?
