Orange Juice - Smooth or 'With bits' ?

[chicoazul]

Sorry mate I don't pass them up x

 

[Baines' left foot]

Smooth. It's horrible when you take a swig from a carton with pulp in without realising.

It's like when you drink out of date milk by accident.

 

[andym78]

Er hello? Cheese on toast option?

I expected better from you Bren Gun

 

[Groucho]

I like it with chunks, wife likes it without but either way Reidy is right, it's gotta be cold.

 

[FaxyFowler]

I bought one with bits in by mistake once, got a sieve on it and that solved the problem.

Can't stand it with bits in.
I'm one of these, I hate oranges but enjoy orange juice, I hate tomatoes but love ketchup.

 

[Abraders]

Smooth everyday. Gag on the **** when it has bits.

 

[Woolly Blue]

Bits is best.

Orange and Mango mixed juice is a rare treat, like. Fine stuff.

Is the right answer

lovely stuff

 

[Blue 1]

Smooth lol. What are you? 4 years old?

Will you not eat jam with seeds in either?

Bits = best.

 

[Abraders]

Smooth lol. What are you? 4 years old?

Will you not eat jam with seeds in either?

Bits = best.

Jam with seeds is nice, but it's food, in a drink I don't want horrible floaters coming through ffs

 

[FaxyFowler]

Smooth lol. What are you? 4 years old?

Will you not eat jam with seeds in either?

Bits = best.

No I hate jam with seeds in.
I hate jam, actually.

 

[paulbefc]

Smooth lol. What are you? 4 years old?

Will you not eat jam with seeds in either?

Bits = best.

Amen.

 

[Allezfan]

They're used to be a whole industry of making false seeds for jam.

Because raspberry jam was so expensive that lots of british companies would just get rhubarb and turnip jam, die it red, add sugar and call it rapsberry so people learned not to trust raspberry jams that didn't contain seeds. So there was this whole industry of making wooden raspberry seeds to add to the jam.

I suppose what I'm saying is without the pulp how do you know it's orange juice and not just flavoured rhubard juice.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

They're used to be a whole industry of making false seeds for jam.

Because raspberry jam was so expensive that lots of british companies would just get rhubarb and turnip jam, die it red, add sugar and call it rapsberry so people learned not to trust raspberry jams that didn't contain seeds. So there was this whole industry of making wooden raspberry seeds to add to the jam.
.

I suppose what I'm saying is without the pulp how do you know it's orange juice and not just flavoured rhubard juice.

So there may be a whole industry making false orange pulp from bits of jelly fish or mashed up tadpoles.

Smooth for me. If I want bits I'll eat an orange.

 

[Basil Fawlty]

I prefer it with bits but it's the same stuff, they just add pulp into smooth juice, it's no fresher or less processed.

 

[chicoazul]

Think of it as some ace fruit soup you f*cking weirdos.