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mimosa juice

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Petit Fruit Punch Nectar Juice Drink - 11.2 fl oz Box

$0.69($0.06/fluid ounce)

Brainiac Berry Lemonade Juice Squeezer - 4pk/5 fl oz Pouches

$4.99($0.25/fluid ounce)
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Many varieties are labeled 100% fruit juice. 'Light' versions are described as having about 50% less sugar and about 50% fewer calories than regular orange juice.

Vitamin C is prominently listed (often shown as 100% DV per 8 oz). Some options also list added calcium, vitamin D, and potassium.

'Light' varieties are described as having about 50% less sugar and about 50% fewer calories than regular orange juice, while retaining the orange flavor.

Yes — product descriptions explicitly list uses such as mocktails and mimosas, noting the juice is great for those applications.

Reviews generally describe the juices as very juicy and well-liked. Some low‑sugar/light versions have mentions of a noticeable stevia-related aftertaste that could influence the mimosa’s flavor.

Bottles that include those nutrients are labeled with phrases such as “Calcium” or “Vitamin D and Calcium” in the product text.

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