Orange Juice

Juice (Brazilian Portuguese) or orange juice (European Portuguese) is a beverage produced through the liquid extracted from oranges, usually by pouring it into a container. When adding water is no longer be orange juice and is now called orange nectar or orange. Can be filtered before consumption. You add a dose of sugar or sweetener to juice to make it more palatable, with dose varied according to taste. You should consume it preferably diluted because their concentration in organic acids can cause gastritis if consumed in pure excess.

It is commercially available juice concentrate, which requires the addition of water to replenish the liquid into (approximate) of the original juice.

The orange juice is among the most appreciated and consumed, and a good source of vitamin C and other nutrients. Its trade and production involving large financial transactions. The orange juice is a drink very much appreciated by Americans, especially breakfast.