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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Juice has lost popularity, too. Most people don't drink as much anymore because it's high in sugar and not as "healthy" as people previously though. Pediatricians don't encourage juice drinking anymore either. My MIL always tells my kids "drink apple juice, it's good for you" but my pediatrician and their preschool do not encourage regular juice drinking (preschool only serves water and milk). https://www.today.com/food/americans-aren-t-drinking-very-much-juice-these-days-here-t163544[/quote] Yep we only allow it at birthday parties we attend. And my kids like a bottle of "sparkling apple cider" for Christmas and birthdays at the table. It makes it festive for them, but we don't buy it otherwise.[/quote] The funny thing is Chinese people do not drink juice because it’s too sugary for their tastes. It’s an export good for Americans. [/quote]
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