BOLTHOUSE FARMS GREEN GOODNESS SMOOTHIE REVIEW & TRUTH!!! JUICY DETAILS!

BOLTHOUSE FARMS GREEN GOODNESS SMOOTHIE REVIEW & TRUTH!!! JUICY DETAILS! Review + real ingredients and WHAT IS ACTUALLY IN THEIR BOTTLE PLUS STUFF ABOUT THEM YOU MAY NOT KNOW THAT MAY SURPRISE YOU!

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[sommertyme2008]

stop hating there drinks are freaking awesome

[lukehard242]

@sommertyme2008

"Concentrates are made by taking a fruit juice, heating it to a high temperature and evaporating off the water. This leaves a thick syrup that is only a fraction of the original juice volume. Concentrates are packed in drums and shipped across the world and stored for long periods of time. At the bottling stage, water is added back in to bring the juice up to its original strength – but not its original quality or nutritional values. Arthurs=only real fruit with real nutrition

[lukehard242]

who is hating here?

Dear ,

It has come to my attention that the owner of Bolthouse Farms, William Bolthouse, has just donated $100,000 to the campaign to push back the marriage rights of LGBT people in California. As a consumer that cares about what I put in my body, I can not buy Bolthouse Farms organic products whose profits would then be used to take away the rights of myself, friends, allies, family members, and co-workers.

For that reason, I will no longer buy Bolthouse Farms (contd)

[lukehard242]

@sommertyme2008 products and I will encourage your distributors to stop distributing your products.

Your primary owner, who owns 43% of the company has decided to use the money, the profits he receives from your company to impinge and take away the rights of a group of Americans.

I will not be a party to this disgusting behavior. This email serves as notice that I will not buy Bolthouse products.

Sincerely,

name.

excerpt taken form "Kick Bolthouse Farms Out Of Your Refrigerator" e-action

[JOGREEN9]

Please stop making reviews your voice is annoying

[lukehard242]

@danie123182 interesting, I had never heard this before. best is make your own or if on the go try another company, why pay for nutrients that aen't even really ther, kind of similar ot buying sugar water?

[danie123182]

@lukehard242 I'm not trying to derail the thread but I used to live in Bakersfield, CA where Bolthouse farms is located. We used to buy this all the time and it seemed to be ok. 52oz bottle for $3.00.

Anyways I moved to NYC and I went to Whole foods to buy it and when I got it home it was watery.

There is a definite difference between the ones they sold in California and the ones they are selling here in NYC and also a difference in the way it makes me feel. It no longer gives me energy :(

[lukehard242]

@sommertyme2008 your opinion. It's just marketing lies in my opinion. Again, with green smoothie ther is not even one leaf of spinach, or 1 floret of broccoli in it. as per the bottle "Bolthouse Farms® Green Goodness® starts with wheat grass, spirulina, spinach and blue-green algae" not even half aleaf of psinach is ocnsidered spinach? I agree to disagree.

i think amek your own is best or arthurs aren't made form concentrates.... contd.

[lukehard242]

@psychotomb Your opinion, thanks for sharing, I'll stick with arthurs who doesn't use concentrate and use real fruit instead. :)

[psychotomb]

Blah blah blah. Drinks awesome :)