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How does V8 stack up nutritionally ?

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  1. Any facts or opinions on V8?

    I'm a meat and rice type - don't eat salads at all.

    Thanks

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  3. ZXC said:

    Any facts or opinions on V8?

    Quoted message said:

    I'm a meat and rice type - don't eat salads at all.

    It's good, but get the low sodium variety.

    You'll need more fiber, so eat some beans.

    --
    Ron

  4. ZXC said:

    Any facts or opinions on V8?

    I'm a meat and rice type - don't eat salads at all.

    I do NOT know and do NOT care. I cannot stand the taste of tomato
    juice even though I like catchup. And, V8 tastes just as bad. 🙁

    Just thought that you might want to know.

  5. Mr. Natural-Health said:

    On Apr 11, 11:10 am, "ZXC" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Any facts or opinions on V8?

    Quoted message said:

    I do NOT know and do NOT care. I cannot stand the taste of tomato
    juice even though I like catchup. And, V8 tastes just as bad. 🙁

    I bet you don't care for cold soup (vichyssoise) either.

    The low sodium variety of V8 is more tolerable for me, and healthier.

    --
    Ron

  6. Ron Peterson said:

    On Apr 14, 6:13 am, "Mr. Natural-Health"

    Quoted message said:
    ZXC said:

    Any facts or opinions on V8?


    I do NOT know and do NOT care. I cannot stand the taste of tomato
    juice even though I like catchup. And, V8 tastes just as bad. 🙁

    I bet you don't care for cold soup (vichyssoise) either.

    The problem with juicing is that the [censored] tastes horribly bad. 🙁

    It is better to eat vegetables, any day. Both taste and nutrition
    wise.

    V8 is no different from any other food. READ the food label on the
    package. What do you think that food labels are for?

    Be sure to read the list of preservatives and other chemicals used to
    keep the stuff from rotting on the shelves.

  7. "Mr. Natural-Health" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Ron Peterson said:

    On Apr 14, 6:13 am, "Mr. Natural-Health"

    Quoted message said:

    On Apr 11, 11:10 am, "ZXC" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    > Any facts or opinions on V8?
    I do NOT know and do NOT care. I cannot stand the taste of tomato
    juice even though I like catchup. And, V8 tastes just as bad. 🙁

    I hate vegys, never eat them.

    Strangely, V8 tastes really good to me. I hate tomato juice, too.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    I bet you don't care for cold soup (vichyssoise) either.

    The problem with juicing is that the [censored] tastes horribly bad. 🙁

    It is better to eat vegetables, any day. Both taste and nutrition
    wise.

    V8 is no different from any other food. READ the food label on the
    package. What do you think that food labels are for?

    Be sure to read the list of preservatives and other chemicals used to
    keep the stuff from rotting on the shelves.

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