Summer Drink #4 Tomato Juice Cocktail (alcohol free)

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Question by Abbey: Which of the following fruit juices contains the most vitamin C?
I’m doing an investigation on vitamin C (ascorbic acid) content, only the snow has severely cut down my time.

I’d like to know which out of orange, apple, pineapple or tomato juice has the highest vitamin C concentration, so I can buy the right juice in time!

Best answer:

Answer by LaLizzy!!
ORANGE Juice…ofcourse

ocean spray cranberry juice btw has about 100% vitamin C

While Floridas All Natural Orange Juice has 120% vitamin C

just for the answer below me

Add your own answer in the comments!

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8 Comments

  1. Orange has the highest in that list, but Cranberry has more vitamin C than oranges

  2. Orange juice!

  3. All this info is on the can, package or bottle. All you have to do is be able to read. You could also do a web search and find out all this info on almost any product. Also if you want to get the most bang for your buck you should be eating fresh fruits and veggies to get the most of all vitamins it has.

  4. Orange juice has the highest amount of Vitamin C!!! It’s one of my favorite juices

  5. the best juice is orange juice but if you buy it from a store it is going to be filled with many sugars and also have chemicals that give them a long shelf life. your best try would be to do freshley squeezed juice. if you go to a fruit stand you can get a box for less than five dollars. natural is always better than having just artificial flavored drinks.

  6. well….WHAT ABOUT HI-C FRUIT PUNCH??????? sugary,yes but it has 100% vitamin c PER BOX!

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    well neva mind about the sugar…. just read the nutrition facts and it says only 10 grams o’ sugar

  7. Papaya juice probably beats the four of those. (If you can’t find it, it shouldn’t be too hard to juice one yourself.) Though I wouldn’t be surprise if they cheat with orange juice–that is, add extra C.

  8. Answer: Orange Juice

    Highest Vit C Fruit: Kiwi
    Highest Vit C Vegetable: Red Pepper

    Vitamin C per 100 grams — Fruits
    +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    98.0 mg — Kiwi
    61.8 mg — Papaya
    56.7 mg — Strawberries
    53.2 mg — Orange
    53.0 mg — Lemon (no peel)
    42.2 mg — Cantaloupe*
    38.1 mg — Grapefruit, Pink and Red
    33.3 mg — Grapefruit, White
    30.8 mg — Tangerine
    29.1 mg — Lime
    27.7 mg — Mango
    24.8 mg — Honeydew Melon
    21.0 mg — Blackberries
    16.0 mg — Casaba Melon
    15.4 mg — Pineapple
    13.5 mg — Cranberries
    13.0 mg — Blueberries
    10.8 mg — Grapes
    10.0 mg — Apricots
    9.6 mg — Raspberries
    9.6 mg — Watermelon
    9.5 mg — Plum
    9.1 mg — Banana
    7.5 mg — Persimmon, Japanese
    7.0 mg — Cherries, Sweet
    6.6 mg — Peach
    5.7 mg — Apple (with Skin)
    5.4 mg — Nectarine
    4.0 mg — Pear
    3.3 mg — Raisins, Seedless

    Vegetables:
    ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    190.0 mg — Peppers*,Red
    133.0 mg — Parsley
    130.0 mg — Spinach, Mustard
    120.0 mg — Kale*
    93.2 mg — Broccoli
    89.3 mg — Peppers*,Green
    85.0 mg — Brussels Sprouts
    85.0 mg — Dill Weed
    80.0 mg — Lambs quarters
    70.0 mg — Mustard Greens
    62.0 mg — Kohlrabi
    60.0 mg — Turnip Greens
    46.4 mg — Cauliflower
    45.0 mg — Chinese Cabbage (pak-choi)
    43.0 mg — Watercress
    35.3 mg — Collards
    35.0 mg — Dandelion Greens
    32.2 mg — Cabbage
    30.0 mg — Chard, Swiss
    30.0 mg — Beet* Greens
    30.0 mg — Swiss Chard
    28.1 mg — Spinach
    27.0 mg — Cilantro*
    25.0 mg — Rutabaga
    24.0 mg — Lettuce, Romaine*
    24.0 mg — Chicory Greens
    22.7 mg — Sweet Potato
    21.1 mg — Okra
    21.0 mg — Turnip
    21.0 mg — Purslane
    19.1 mg — Tomato
    18.0 mg — Lettuce, LooseLeaf
    17.0 mg — Parsnips
    16.3 mg — Green Beans
    14.8 mg — Squash (summer, all varieties)
    13.2 mg — Asparagus
    12.3 mg — Squash (winter, all varieties)
    11.0 mg — Sweet Potato Leaves
    9.3 mg — Carrots
    9.0 mg — Pumpkin
    8.4 mg — Carrots, Baby
    8.2 mg — Alfalfa Sprouts
    8.0 mg — Lettuce, Butterhead (Boston, Bibb)
    7.0 mg — Celery
    6.8 mg — Corn, White
    6.5 mg — Endive (Escarole)
    5.3 mg — Cucumber (with skin)
    4.9 mg — Beets*
    2.8 mg — Endive, Belgian (Witloof Chicory)

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