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Yes and no. It is always a good idea to have a balanced diet that includes vegetables, and some people find that drinking V8 Vegetable Juice is one way to put some vegetables into their daily diet. It is low-fat, and contains the juice of tomatoes, carrots, celery, beets, parsley, lettuce, watercress and spinach. But while an eight ounce serving of V8 is high in Vitamin A and Vitamin C, it is also high in sodium (salt), which is not good for you. Many nutritionists suggest making your own vegetable juice, which will be fresher, tastier, and better for you.
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Would campbells V8 V-Go vegetable cocktail drink be classified as a citrus drink?
Regular V8 vegetable juice would not be considered a citrus drink. V8 does have some juice blends however, that are citrus drinks.
Something you drink starting with a v?
V8 Juice
What is a mixed drink with v8 juice and beer called?
Beer8
What is the shelf life of V8 juice?
I have V8 juice in plastic bottles 2 years past expiration date. Is it safe to drink.
Do 1979 novas have V8.?
No, they normally just drink tomato juice....
Can the V8 drink help you keep a good skin complexion?
Yes, V8 juice can help your skin tremendously.
Can you drink expire V8 juice?
I had a two year old expired v8 juice last night. I feel okay.
Is v8 juice good for diabetics?
No, V8 Juice is not known to be good for diabetics. This is because it contains a lot of sodium. It also can spike a diabetics sugar levels up too much.
Is V8 good for a weak stomach?
II am taking Ómeprazole 40 mill Can I drink V8 juice and won't affect my stomach
Is it safe to drink lemon juice after it ferments?
No! 😷
Why does juice not hydrate us like water?
Juice when not high in sugar, is just as hydrating as water. Healthiest juices to drink are V8 diet juice.
Would it be safe to drink a mixture of pear and apple juice with apple cider vinegar for my cholesterol if the apple juice had mold in it from not being refrigerated?
No it would not be safe to drink.
