A 16-ounce bottle of Snapple Apple Juice cost me $1.79, and a pack of 12 costs about $17 on Amazon. This is not a bad price, but I'd still avoid it, anyway.

In fact, some pediatricians recommend half-strength apple juice — a mix of half juice, half water — for sick kids who are mildly dehydrated and at least one year old (2, 3).

A nearly decade-long sampling of apple juice found a mean arsenic level of 4.6 ppb, the FDA noted in its report. But some samples had arsenic levels as high as 44 ppb.

This is another juice with a color and texture that strongly resembles a cider. In fact, one customer remarked, “This is the best apple juice I have ever tasted. It almost has an apple cider flavor.

Ingredients 3-4 medium-sized carrots, one medium-sized apple, one inch of ginger, half a lemon juice, half a teaspoon of turmeric powder, and water as per requirement.

Tree Top 100% Apple Juice certainly leans into that grower-owned, famed apple region energy with a juice that tastes as sweet as the Northwest-raised fruit, still dewy from an early-morning harvest.