Actually, it is a myth that drinking Orange Juice prevents sickness, but it's a myth with some truth to it. Orange juice is high in vitamin C. This vitamin is very important to the immune system in fighting off disease. So, while drinking orange juice probably will not prevent every cold or case of the flu, it will definitely give you the vitamin C that helps your body to resist the illness, and it may even speed recovery along.
That said, if you are asking whether drinking orange juice can make you sick, there are some people who find orange juice difficult to digest because it is acidic. If you are someone who gets heartburn after drinking orange juice, you may want to seek another kind of juice that agrees with your digestive system better.
Yes they have nothing to do with each other
It is not recommended to mix orange juice and soy sauce as the flavors may not complement each other well. However, if you enjoy the combination, there are no known safety concerns with consuming them together.
Actually it's all about proportions and the type of orange juice, I drink orange juice with milk EVERYDAY. If you use 1/3 milk and then fill however much orange juice, I use minutemaid with pulp; DO NOT USE SUNNYD it's smoothie like, and good for people who don't like to drink milk. -------------------------------------- Unless you drink a huge amount of OJ and milk all at once, you won't throw up. HOWEVER, it is true that orange juice makes milk curdle. That's because orange juice is an acid and milk is a buffer, meaning that milk will, in a way, buffer the acidity of the orange juice, but in exchange, it makes the milk curdle. When you think about it though, that would mean that the milk also curdles because of stomach acid too, so really, it shouldn't make much of a difference. I've drunken milk and then OJ, or the other way around, and not gotten sick. Just limit it to one or so glasses of each. (I drink a bowl of cereal and then or before drink a glass of orange juice.)
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I think you may need about 51 to 49 oranges
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Yes they have nothing to do with each other
There are 4 cups in a quart, so for 16 people each receiving 1 cup of orange juice, you would need 4 quarts of orange juice.
There is no chemical formula for orange juice because it is considered a mixture. Each of the ingredients has its own chemical formula.
On a test conducted by us we found a large sized orange averaged 65 ML. Volume of juice highly differs in each similar orange. Test conducted by Anthony Rivera, age 8.
If you would like the health benefits of cherry juice, if it is not concentrate, you should drink 8 ounces a day. Otherwise, you can drink whatever you would like.
You might have to ask again & give us more details. I'm not sure what you mean. If you are mixing up cocktails that look alike but have different ingredients - you might put them on napkins that say what's in it. Like Orange Juice & Vodka or orange juice & rum. Or use different kinds of glasses for each drink.