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There's some juice loose aboot this hoos

06/11/2010

Forgive me Readers, I have sinned. It has been at least six months since my last blog entry.

Given that it has been a long time, what subject could possibly make me get back on the keyboard to type out an entry?

The answer is juice, Cawston Press juice in particular. I have always been a fan of long-life apple juice because the convenience of keeping cartons of long life juice in the cupboard until I want to chill it suits my lifestyle.

I used to buy nice but plain apple juice because there were no fancier alternatives. Until Cawston Press (previously Cawston Vale) came on the seen and mixed things up a little. This fabulous company has created lovely mixes such as apple and ginger, apple and elderflower, apple and rhubarb, but don't worry, they do plain old apple juice too.

The first few varieties were good enough as far as I was concerned, but then they went and made an apple and beetroot mix too. It is utterly delicious and it comes in a carton, seventh heaven.

The good folks at Cawston Press also like to let people know that they use cartons because they seal in the goodness of their juice until you want to drink it.

The drinks have proved so popular that they now sell portion packs too. These are great for packed lunches and picnics, especially as the cartons can be flattened when empty and are easy to transport back home for recycling.

Here is where you can buy Cawston Press apple juices http://www.cawstonpress.com/cawston-press-stockists.html and if you don't have a local stockist, you should click here are you can also buy their juices on-line http://www.ocado.com/webshop/getSearchProducts.do?clearTabs=yes&entry=cawston

We would love to hear what you think of the flavours.

Fay