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Orange Juice Varieties


Below is a list of all known varieties for Orange Juice. Click on a variety name to view more detailed nutrient and sourcing information.


Variety Name Description
Orange Juice (Blood Orange) Juice pressed from blood oranges, known for its deep red color, intense floral aroma, and complex, berry-like sweet-tart flavor.
Orange Juice (Blood Orange) Juice pressed from blood oranges, known for its deep red color, intense floral aroma, and complex, berry-like sweet-tart flavor.
Orange Juice (Canned/Shelf-Stable) Orange juice that has been heavily pasteurized to be shelf-stable for long periods. Often has a slightly cooked or muted flavor profile.
Orange Juice (Canned/Shelf-Stable) Orange juice that is processed to be shelf-stable for long periods. Often has a slightly cooked flavor due to extensive pasteurization.
Orange Juice (Concentrate Powder) The dehydrated, powdered form of orange juice. Used in drink mixes, supplements, and commercial baking as a flavoring and natural colorant.
Orange Juice (From Concentrate) Juice where water has been removed for shipping, then added back. It is the most common commercial form, offering a slightly altered flavor profile.
Orange Juice (From Concentrate) Juice where water has been removed for shipping, then added back. It is the most common commercial form, offering a slightly altered flavor profile.
Orange Juice (Frozen Concentrate) Juice concentrate packaged for freezing. It requires mixing with water at home and is the most stable commercial form.
Orange Juice (Frozen Concentrate) Juice concentrate packaged for freezing. It requires mixing with water at home and is the most stable commercial form.
Orange Juice (Not From Concentrate) Juice pressed directly from oranges and lightly pasteurized. It retains the fullest, freshest flavor and natural texture.
Orange Juice (Not From Concentrate) Juice pressed directly from oranges and lightly pasteurized. It retains the fullest, freshest flavor and natural texture.
Orange Juice (Not From Concentrate, Single Variety) Premium juice pressed from a specific, high-flavor orange cultivar (e.g., Valencia) without processing into concentrate.
Orange Juice (Pulp-Free) Juice filtered to remove all cellular solids (pulp). It has a smooth, thin texture, often preferred for blending in cocktails and cooking.
Orange Juice (Pulp-Free) Juice filtered to remove all cellular solids (pulp). It has a smooth, thin texture, often preferred for blending in cocktails and cooking.
Orange Juice (Sweetened/Added Sugar) Juice that has been commercially sweetened to enhance flavor, often used in cheaper juice blends or food manufacturing.
Orange Juice (Sweetened/Added Sugar) Juice that has been commercially sweetened to enhance flavor, often used in cheaper juice blends or food manufacturing.
Orange Juice (Tangerine Blend) Orange juice blended with tangerine juice. It offers a slightly sweeter, more floral, and less acidic flavor profile.
Orange Juice (With Pulp) Juice containing a high amount of cellular solids (pulp), providing a thicker texture and a more "freshly squeezed" feel.
Orange Juice (With Pulp) Juice containing a high amount of cellular solids (pulp), providing a thicker texture and a more "freshly squeezed" feel.
Orange Juice Concentrate (Non-Frozen) Concentrate that is refrigerated but not frozen. Used in beverage dispensing and commercial mixers.
Orange Juice Concentrate (Non-Frozen) Concentrate that is refrigerated but not frozen. Used in beverage dispensing and commercial mixers.