← Back to context Comment by ThrowawayTestr 1 month ago Do people not like juice? How do you get scurvy in 2026? 5 comments ThrowawayTestr Reply Vinnl 1 month ago The article is talking about "social scurvy", which they use as a metaphor for people not realising they need to get out of the house and meet up with other people every now and then. ShadowOfThePit 1 month ago Not the point of the post. Just a clickbaity-ish comparison to reel you in. conception 1 month ago In the world of protein low carb pop tarts juice is poison. sebastiennight 1 month ago How hard is it to find some high-protein fruit juice these days?Given that there's no strong regulation that forces fruit juice to be made from fruit, I'd wager that this is already a product line. smcg 1 month ago "Contains 0% Juice"you can't call it juice if there's no juice
Vinnl 1 month ago The article is talking about "social scurvy", which they use as a metaphor for people not realising they need to get out of the house and meet up with other people every now and then.
ShadowOfThePit 1 month ago Not the point of the post. Just a clickbaity-ish comparison to reel you in.
conception 1 month ago In the world of protein low carb pop tarts juice is poison. sebastiennight 1 month ago How hard is it to find some high-protein fruit juice these days?Given that there's no strong regulation that forces fruit juice to be made from fruit, I'd wager that this is already a product line. smcg 1 month ago "Contains 0% Juice"you can't call it juice if there's no juice
sebastiennight 1 month ago How hard is it to find some high-protein fruit juice these days?Given that there's no strong regulation that forces fruit juice to be made from fruit, I'd wager that this is already a product line. smcg 1 month ago "Contains 0% Juice"you can't call it juice if there's no juice
The article is talking about "social scurvy", which they use as a metaphor for people not realising they need to get out of the house and meet up with other people every now and then.
Not the point of the post. Just a clickbaity-ish comparison to reel you in.
In the world of protein low carb pop tarts juice is poison.
How hard is it to find some high-protein fruit juice these days?
Given that there's no strong regulation that forces fruit juice to be made from fruit, I'd wager that this is already a product line.
"Contains 0% Juice"
you can't call it juice if there's no juice