100 Percent Juice May Not Be what You Think

Six Things You Need to Know Before You Take a Sip

It may say "100 percent juice" on the front of the bottle, but turn it around and you may be surprised by which juice. Apple juice, grape juice, and pear juice are cheaper than others, so they're often used to stretch pomegranate and blueberry juice. If one juice costs significantly less, it probably contains less of the stuff you really want.

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