Is '100% orange juice' really made up of only orange or is sugar added to make it sweeter?

read the labelIs '100% orange juice' really made up of only orange or is sugar added to make it sweeter?
yes, the label should tell you...maybe you're wondering why/how it tastes so sweet compared to what you have squeezed at home? in that case it depends on the type of orange...Is '100% orange juice' really made up of only orange or is sugar added to make it sweeter?
do you not understand the concept of 100%
nothing is 100 % natural in food industry. certain additives are added to preserve the quality of the juice and to determine it's duration.





Eg: 100 grams of additives makes the juice last for 1 year.





decreasing the nb of grams will decrease the duration of the product, and vice versa.





nb: the numbers are symbolic
100% is 100%
it should be the real thing...100% yummy
Read the lable lazy
labelslabelslabels!
As far as I know if it's not from conetrate it's not...
If it says 100% it can't have sugar, but you do have to look for the difference between fresh squeezed and concentrate - I think fresh squeezed is way way better, it seems to have a lot less acid and doesn't upset my stomach the way the reconstituted does...
orange juice do not need sugar if you make it at home but when buying from shop it have to have sugar because pure orange real taste last long only 24 to 48 hrs so to keep it sweet it have to have sugar and other chemicals when its say 100% it can mean that there is no other fruit in this juice only orange so read the label
100% is pretty self explanitory, but if in doubt, read the label. I do recommend that you not buy juice made from concentrate. I only buy Tropicana Pure Premium because I know it's good and only contains oranges