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On Campbell's website which includes V8 products [which they also produce] I found the following info about "Campbell's Low Sodium Tomato Juice";
"Campbell's Tomato Juice is packed with goodness. Each 8 oz. serving of Campbell's Tomato Juice contains:
full serving of vegetables
only 50 calories
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
20 mg of the antioxidant Lycopene"
Most importantly, this "low-sodium" variety has only 140 mg. sodium and 920 mg. potassium compared to 680 mg. sodium and 430 mg. potassium in the standard tomato juice product!
WHY SHOULD YOU WANT IT?
If you are looking for taste, nutrition and low carbs/calories, this beverage is for you. Add to that, low sodium in this particular variation, and you have a drink we should all be drinking. I was always a bit reluctant to indulge in this yummy tomato-fest because of the huge amount of added sodium, but now the low-sodium product has become much more available and costs only 30% more than the original high-sodium version. Typically, this low-sodium, mixed 100% tomato juice is the type of drink that sells for $2-4 at a juice bar per 8-ounce serving or about $8-$10 per quart from a health food store in bottles.
BY THE WAY:
Campbell's Tomato Juice is available in several varieties:
Regular
Low Sodium
Healthy Request?
Organic
Campbell's website (...)has nutrition info on all their products and each of the 4 tomato juices individually. However, the only difference on the label of each variety of tomato juice was in the amount of sodium it contained. Obviously, their are other differences, but label standardization eradicates their ability to illustrate it to us.
It may take time to get use to tomato juice without salt, but one can taste the tomato in the juice for a change in this product.
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low sodium tomato juice
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