Reply With QuoteI would say that it should be ok but the sodium content may be too high. That and I really don't like V8 that much myself, rather go with raw/whole veggies than a blended drink with sodium and other preservatives.
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07-12-2008, 06:12 AM #1Registered User
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Is a can a V8 good in replacing...
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I am cutting right now lost 31 pound so far in the last 3 months,i just wanted to know if its good to replace my serving a greens that i eat with my meal with a can(serving) a V8? thanks
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thanks for your reply and me too what i hate the must is the sodium content they put in.
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P.S I was thinking of getting a juicer to make my own vegetable,fruit drinks
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Tesla drinks a ton of V8 and has not liked the low sodium one. It's so high in sodium the actual veggies are a much better choice but once in a while it's not going to hurt.
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V8 works well in a pinch, but it doesn't really do much for the 'fullness feeling' IMO. Raw or steamed veggies for me
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V8 is shit.
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yea I don't think anything in a can will ever replace actual food.
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cow jism is better than v8.
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If this is something that you really feel the need to do, I'd make my own. You don't necessarily need a "juicer"..most of these are over-priced junk anyway. Just get a food processor with a juicer feature, or use a heavy duty blender, puree the heck out of your ingredients and strain 'em. Originally Posted by lightout
thanks for your reply and me too what i hate the must is the sodium content they put in.
Yep, V8 is a sodium nightmare, IMO.....Although I bet Built adds salt to it.
P.S I was thinking of getting a juicer to make my own vegetable,fruit drinks
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