Re: Juice Questions - Again!

[Guest guest]

Sorry, but the Knudsen pear juice is not legal.

And it won't matter what they say about what's in it. There is something about

the processing of both apple and pear juices that makes them not okay for

SCD.... even if " nothing else is added " .

It has to do with what happens to the natural sorbitol in both of these fruits

when cooked in the commercial canning process.

Fresh pear juice that you make yourself, at home, with a juicer, is perfectly

fine. 100% legal. So it might be worth investing in a juicer.

You can also STEAM pear chunks, in a regular stovetop veggie steamer that fits

inside a saucepan...... with about an inch of water in the bottom. When the

pears are done and tender, SAVE the " water " in the bottom. It will be very

sweet.... and drinkable as " pear juice " .

Patti

Juice Questions - Again!

I've gone round and round and, like others on the list, found pear juice to be

substantially less in phenols.

Knudson's Organic Pear Juice lists its ingredients as:

Juice from ripe, whole organic pears, ascorbic acid (to maintain color).

That''s it. Sounds legal to me but...

I have a call into the company but hoped to get comments while I'm waiting

(and trying hard to steer our son away from oj or grape juice.

Thanks!

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>

> Hi folks,

>

> Knudson's Organic Pear Juice lists its ingredients as:

>

Knudson's Organic Pear Juice is not legal. How about highly diluted WHITE

Welch's Grape

juice?

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

Thank you Carol and Patti for your quick replies! Humm...not legal, even when

they list those two ingredients.

Carol, you mentioned Welche's White Grape Juice. I did buy this once and

wondered if they had different ingredients.

Does anyone think that the Welches White Grape Juice might have less phenols

than the grape colored? Interesting. I'll do some more research. That would

certianly be great for us.

Thanks again for all of the time you both put into this list. Invaluable.

Patti wrote:

Sorry, but the Knudsen pear juice is not legal.

And it won't matter what they say about what's in it. There is something about

the processing of both apple and pear juices that makes them not okay for

SCD.... even if " nothing else is added " .

It has to do with what happens to the natural sorbitol in both of these fruits

when cooked in the commercial canning process.

Fresh pear juice that you make yourself, at home, with a juicer, is perfectly

fine. 100% legal. So it might be worth investing in a juicer.

You can also STEAM pear chunks, in a regular stovetop veggie steamer that fits

inside a saucepan...... with about an inch of water in the bottom. When the

pears are done and tender, SAVE the " water " in the bottom. It will be very

sweet.... and drinkable as " pear juice " .

Patti

[Guest guest]

Out of curiosity, what are the pumpkin pie smoothie, ginger pear smoothie, and

purely pear that are at the bottom of your post?

Meleah

Juice Questions - Again!

Hi folks,

I realize this question of legal juices has been discussed quite a bit. But,

I'm hoping I can add a comment and ask a question. Again.

Our son, due to the high phenols in grape and orange juice, can't drink these

while on SCD.

It tooks us some time to finally realize what the proble was, but we observed

irritability/hyper activity with both Welches 100% grape and Tropicana Regular

Orange Juice. Both were diluted a great amount with filtered water. He drinks a

lot of juice/water though, through the day. Not sure what is causing him to

increase his liquid intake to this extent while on the SCD.

We would perfer he just drink filtered water and we're working on it but

haven't had great success to date.

We also need a " vehicle " to get in the many supplements we give him daily.

I've gone round and round and, like others on the list, found pear juice to be

substantially less in phenols.

Knudson's Organic Pear Juice lists its ingredients as:

Juice from ripe, whole organic pears, ascorbic acid (to maintain color).

That''s it. Sounds legal to me but...

I have a call into the company but hoped to get comments while I'm waiting

(and trying hard to steer our son away from oj or grape juice.

Thanks!

Contains 100% Juice

Serving Size: 8 FL. OZ. (240 mL)

Calories: 120

Calories from fat 0 % Daily Value Total Fat 0g 0% Saturated Fat 0g 0%

Cholesterol 0mg 0% Sodium 25mg 1% Potassium 270mg 8% Carbohydrate 30g 10%

Dietary Fiber 0g 0% Sugar 23g Protein <1g Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 4% Calcium 0%

Iron 4%

*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet

Juice From Ripe, Whole Organic Pears. Ascorbic Acid (To Maintain Color).

Pumpkin Pie Smoothie

Ginger Pear Smoothie

Purely Pear

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[Guest guest]

>

> Thank you Carol and Patti for your quick replies! Humm...not legal, even when

they list

those two ingredients.

>

> Carol, you mentioned Welche's White Grape Juice. I did buy this once and

wondered if

they had different ingredients.

>

> Does anyone think that the Welches White Grape Juice might have less phenols

than

the grape colored? Interesting. I'll do some more research. That would certianly

be great

for us.

>

> Thanks again for all of the time you both put into this list. Invaluable.

>

>

>

Phenols present in wines are responsible for its antioxidant properties. Total

phenols in

red and white wines were determined according to the Folin method. Red wines

had a

much higher phenol content than white wines. The concentration for 50%

inhibition of

low-density lipoprotein (IC501 was measured. The white wines had a

significantly lower

IC50 and thus were better antioxidants than red wines. The phenol antioxidant

index

was defined as the ratio phenol concentratiodC50. Red wines had a significantly

higher

antioxidant index than white wines and thus are a better source of

antioxidants. All

wines were better antioxidants than ascorbic acid or tocopherol under these

experimental

conditions. The index should be a useful criterion to compare antioxidants in

foods and

juices.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

We add a little squeezed lemon and a bit of honey to water. The kids

say it's lemonaide. We used to use yogurt to mix meds in. Now we use

a bit of legal honey, stir it up and give it to him on a spoon. One

bite, all done. No sippy cup checking. Hope it helps.

>

> Juice Questions - Again!

> I've gone round and round and, like others on the list, found

pear juice to be substantially less in phenols.

>

> Knudson's Organic Pear Juice lists its ingredients as:

>

> Juice from ripe, whole organic pears, ascorbic acid (to maintain

color). That''s it. Sounds legal to me but...

>

> I have a call into the company but hoped to get comments while

I'm waiting (and trying hard to steer our son away from oj or grape

juice.

>

> Thanks!

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, andra.

Try Knudsen's " Just Pomegranate " Juice (thanks for reminding me, Joan!). It is

low in

phenols (salicylates). We can't do apple, grape or OJ either. My son likes it

50/50 with

water, but if you can do honey (my DS can't), you can put a dab of honey to

sweeten it.

>

> Hi folks,

>

> I realize this question of legal juices has been discussed quite a bit. But,

I'm hoping I

can add a comment and ask a question. Again.

>

> Our son, due to the high phenols in grape and orange juice, can't drink

these while on

SCD.

>

> It tooks us some time to finally realize what the proble was, but we

observed

irritability/hyper activity with both Welches 100% grape and Tropicana Regular

Orange

Juice. Both were diluted a great amount with filtered water. He drinks a lot of

juice/water

though, through the day. Not sure what is causing him to increase his liquid

intake to this

extent while on the SCD.

>

> We would perfer he just drink filtered water and we're working on it but

haven't had

great success to date.

>

> We also need a " vehicle " to get in the many supplements we give him daily.

>

> I've gone round and round and, like others on the list, found pear juice to

be

substantially less in phenols.

>

> Knudson's Organic Pear Juice lists its ingredients as:

>

> Juice from ripe, whole organic pears, ascorbic acid (to maintain color).

That''s it.

Sounds legal to me but...

>

> I have a call into the company but hoped to get comments while I'm waiting

(and trying

hard to steer our son away from oj or grape juice.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Contains 100% Juice

> Serving Size: 8 FL. OZ. (240 mL)

> Calories: 120

> Calories from fat 0 % Daily Value Total Fat 0g 0% Saturated Fat 0g

0%

Cholesterol 0mg 0% Sodium 25mg 1% Potassium 270mg 8% Carbohydrate

30g

10% Dietary Fiber 0g 0% Sugar 23g Protein <1g

Vitamin A 0%

Vitamin C 4% Calcium 0% Iron 4%

> *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet

> Juice From Ripe, Whole Organic Pears. Ascorbic Acid (To

Maintain Color).

>

>

>

>

>

> Pumpkin Pie Smoothie

> Ginger Pear Smoothie

> Purely Pear

>

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> Bored stiff? Loosen up...

> Download and play hundreds of games for free on Yahoo! Games.

>

>

[Guest guest]

where do you buy knudsen brand juice? I'm in northern california, not

sure which market it is at?

sarah

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for this tip! We'll try it.

eptak1 wrote: Hi, andra.

Try Knudsen's " Just Pomegranate " Juice (thanks for reminding me, Joan!). It is

low in

phenols (salicylates). We can't do apple, grape or OJ either. My son likes it

50/50 with

water, but if you can do honey (my DS can't), you can put a dab of honey to

sweeten it.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Carol for all of this information. Very interesting.

carolfrilegh wrote:

>

> Thank you Carol and Patti for your quick replies! Humm...not legal, even when

they list

those two ingredients.

>

> Carol, you mentioned Welche's White Grape Juice. I did buy this once and

wondered if

they had different ingredients.

>

> Does anyone think that the Welches White Grape Juice might have less phenols

than

the grape colored? Interesting. I'll do some more research. That would certianly

be great

for us.

>

> Thanks again for all of the time you both put into this list. Invaluable.

>

>

>

Phenols present in wines are responsible for its antioxidant properties. Total

phenols in

red and white wines were determined according to the Folin method. Red wines had

a

much higher phenol content than white wines. The concentration for 50%

inhibition of

low-density lipoprotein (IC501 was measured. The white wines had a significantly

lower

IC50 and thus were better antioxidants than red wines. The phenol antioxidant

index

was defined as the ratio phenol concentratiodC50. Red wines had a significantly

higher

antioxidant index than white wines and thus are a better source of antioxidants.

All

wines were better antioxidants than ascorbic acid or tocopherol under these

experimental

conditions. The index should be a useful criterion to compare antioxidants in

foods and

juices.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

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Probably Wild Oats or Whole Foods.

Patti

Re: Juice Questions - Again!

where do you buy knudsen brand juice? I'm in northern california, not

sure which market it is at?

sarah