Great Value Pulp Free Orange Juice, 12 fl oz (Frozen)

My family goes through orange juice left and right. For that reason, we LOVE the cans of orange juice that we can store in the freezer. They are a huge space saver, I can buy several at one time and store them, they are easy to make, cheaper, and are good for you - I mean, what's not to love?

Almost, finished with the container of this juice. I take out spoonfuls of it; and, mix with water for Quick glass of juice( or Adult Beverage) ; ) Works out great for me. Haven't run into anything I don't care for. So, yes I would recommend this product. Note: if you want it a little sweeter, you can squirt a little grenadine(looks pretty on the bottom) or some agave, mixed in. ; )

I thought it would be a good idea to let everyone know how I feel about this product, so here it is. Back in the day when I was growing up, we could get most any juice frozen and concentrated. It was great to just add water to the container and mix it up. That was so convenient, not to mention being cheaper, too. You don't seem to find this frozen juice any more. What happened, is this process not cost effective or is it just something that people don't do anymore?

We love this juice , it's a must have in our house daily. My son has to have this, so I just keep in freezer and pull them out as I need to. I do have to admit that he likes it much better when I add a lil sweetener to it, nothing crazy however it really helps with the lil bitterness that oranges typically have. A lil sweet never hurts anyway!

I like the frozen orange juice because I like adding my filtered water to it in what it came in three waters to each. And the great value is fine when you buy a half a gallon of Tropicana it's another dollar and change extra so that's why I like the frozen.

I once heard that OJ is cut with grapefruit juice . This stuff tastes like that is a fact. I buy it because it is one of the cheaper brands and, because I don't drink a whole lot of OJ. It doen require more sugar or sweetener to make it taste right to me. But in rething the cost savings, this old fuy is wondering if there is still a savings.

Likes this stuff right much. Period. The hard part is the price. Almost overnight, the price doubled, then hit a plateau at $2.75, so my daily drink of o.j. had to cease. Several years ago, I began using citrus in pancakes, usually replacing the water with o.j. It sounds terrible, but is very good. A drizzle of whey from making yogurt produces great pancakes, which was my breakfast during Winter, partly because I very much like pancakes, %26 partly because making pancakes combines with heat from coffee %26 washing dishes to take morning chill off the kitchen. God made certain my mother caused me to enjoy pancakes. I even enjoyed making them when I worked as a short order cook fifty years ago. How is this connected? Buddy. Imma tell you what now. Right now. Socialists took much stuff from us, resulting in price-jacking orange juice so severely that it now qualifies as a luxury treat. This rating took a huge kick in the teeth from price.

While this concentrate does make good tasting orange juice, the packaging is extremely difficult to open. The pull tab can be almost impossible to open and will breaking, leaving you no choice, but to pry the lid off with a screwdriver — I did this. If you have difficulty opening moderately tight lids and other packaging avoid this. Additionally, the packaging is all plastic.

taste is noticeably off color is closer to brown without adding water, these may have been refrozen I've decided to go back to the smaller more expensive version of fresh orange juice

It used to be that buying frozen orange juice would save you money over the pre made kind. This is no longer the case. Why would I buy this frozen concentrate when for 30 cents more I can get fresh squeezed, not from concentrate, orange juice that also has more juice??? It just doesn't make any sense. This isn't just Walmart's fault. It's across the board. They just aren't worth it anymore. Pay more for less convenience? No thank you.