cranberry juice

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cranberry juice

A child pours a glass of cranberry juice at the breakfast table.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A beverage made from the liquid extract of cranberries: "cranberry juice" refers to the juice that is pressed or extracted from cranberries. It is typically diluted with water and sweetened with sugar or other sweeteners before being consumed as a drink.
Usage
  • Cranberry juice is commonly consumed as a breakfast beverage, a mixer in cocktails, or for its perceived health benefits.
  • It is often described as tart, tangy, or sour in its pure form, which is why commercial versions are usually sweetened.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • She starts her day with a glass of cranberry juice.
    • The bartender used cranberry juice to make a cosmopolitan.
    • Many people drink cranberry juice for urinary tract health.
Advanced Usage
  • "100% cranberry juice": This label indicates a product that is not from concentrate and contains no added sweeteners, making it very tart and often used for medicinal purposes rather than as a casual drink.
  • "Cranberry juice cocktail": This is the most common commercial form, which is a blend of cranberry juice, water, and a significant amount of sweetener (like high fructose corn syrup).
Variants and Related Words
  • Cranberry (noun): The small, red, sour berry from which the juice is made.
  • Juice (noun): The liquid extracted from a fruit or vegetable.
Synonyms
  • Cranberry beverage: A more general term for drinks containing cranberry juice.
  • Cranberry drink: Similar to "cranberry beverage."
Related Phrases
  • "A splash of cranberry juice": A small amount added to another drink, often used in cocktail recipes.
    • Add a splash of cranberry juice to the vodka for color and flavor.
cranberry juice

A child pours a glass of cranberry juice at the breakfast table.

Noun
  1. the juice of cranberries (always diluted and sweetened)