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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Most fruit juices are that way. You take out almost all of the good fiber and nutrients from a fruit, and leave behind the sugar. In the case of cranberry juice they add extra, but other juices are just as bad. Orange juice has 26 g/sugar per cup, and apple has 28.
gpt
Yeah it makes sense when you think about how you would make juice at home. Take a orange, squeeze the sugary juice out, throw out the majority of the orange pulp/fiber/flesh. How many oranges to make one glass?

It’s more than a couple and while eating an orange is healthy enough, eating 5 oranges but only the sugar… yeah, not quite the same.