Smoothy Slim
Smoothy Slim
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V8 juice contains two serving of vegetables in an 8 ounce glass, giving you a boost toward getting the recommended five daily servings that reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke. Harvard Medical School reports a 30 percent difference in the risk of heart disease for those eating more fruits and vegetables.
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This effective juice jolts the metabolism, boosts energy and burns fat all day.
Learn More »Invented in 1933 in Evanston, Illinois, V8 juice contains the same eight vegetables in 2018 as it did then — carrots, celery, beets, lettuce, parsley, spinach, tomatoes and watercress. Campbell's produces 20 varieties of V8, including high fiber, low sodium and varieties containing fruit as well as vegetables. Check serving sizes carefully when shopping for the juice — Campbell's lists nutritional values for 8 oz. servings, while the bottles and cans come in different size containers, ranging from 5.5 oz, to 12 oz to 64 oz. Tip V8 juice is good for you and can help you meet your daily veggie needs. But make it the low-sodium version for better nutrition and health.
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Learn More »V8 +Energy is a healthy energy drink made from fruit, vegetables, and tea. Containing the same amount of caffeine as leading energy drinks (80 mg), V8 +Energy is a healthy alternative for steady energy. Add it to any well-balanced diet for a restorative boost and the perfect pick-me-up.
Very very very sweet, from Sucralose and fruit juice. The ingredients are clearly listed on the product page, so I knew what I was getting, but I wasnt sure what overall taste would be like. If you like sweet, then you will get sweet with the orange pineapple option. I didnt feel much of any energy boost, but I will say that I was motivated to get some chores done, including mowing my grass (with push mower). Sometimes I can tell effectiveness of an energy drink based on that rather than strictly the amped up feeling. This is powered by tea, so the caffeine is more low key but effective. I like that better than other energy drinks that use stuff more likely to make me feel jittery. While it is way too sweet for me, and I do find it refreshing because of that, I give it 3 stars. BUT, since I decided to add some to a cup of brewed iced tea, it added a perfect amount of sweetness and flavor that I now have a new found use for this. I will still drink it plain if need be, but I like it added to tea (or even carbonated water to make a peppy pop). And overall I like it enough to consider another flavor option (if the price is right). SO.,, 4 stars
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