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How to make cherry juice. Andy from http://www.traversebayfarms.com shows you how you can easily make cherry juice at home. Cherry juice is made by mixing 100% pure cherry juice concentrate with water. Since 2001, Traverse Bay Farms has been offer tart cherry juice shipped to you from Michigan's cherry region.

In this episode, Andy will show you a step-by-step guide to enjoy a glass of cherry juice daily. Simply mix one-ounce of cherry juice concentrate with 8 oz. of water. By using the Fruit Advantage cherry juice concentrate, you never have to worry about drinking sedimentation in your cherry juice. Since fresh cherries are very perishable and only are good for only a week or so after harvest, making cherry juice at home is the best way to enjoy this great tasting and pain-relieving drink year-round.

The Fruit Advantage cherry juice concentrate is the ONLY cherry juice in the entire industry to offer a sediment-free guarantee. This means you will never be drinking any thick sedimentation that can build up on the bottom a glass of cherry juice. The reason is we only use Michigan-grown cherries in our product. We never use imported cherry juice from China, Turkey or Poland. In addition to being the only company offering a sediment-free guarantee, we are the only company to offer a guarantee to never import our cherries from China.

Enjoy! What you need:
*Fruit Advantage Cherry Juice Concentrate
*Glass from your own kitchen cabinet
*Bottled water or water from your own kitchen sink
*Spoon to mix
*A few ice cubes to keep your drink cold while you enjoy it

In this video:

You will learn about to make a great tasting, 100% pure glass of fresh cherry juice daily.
You will also see how we can guarantee you will never drink any sedimentation, or commonly called cherry sludge, when you enjoy a glass of our cherry juice.
Andy will also “see the proof of no sedimentation” when you make cherry juice at home.
Andy will mix in just one-ounce of cherry juice concentrate with 8 ounces of water. You will learn how easy it is to get a great tasting glass of Montmorency cherry juice daily. This is great for fighting joint pain, getting better sleep, and enjoying pain-free days without the worry about drinking cherry juice pulp or cherry sludge.
After watching this episode, you will learn how to make cherry juice in your own kitchen.

Finally, to learn more about the health benefits of juiced cherries, you can also download the Tart Cherry Health Report. This is a free download that includes peer-reviewed published research on the natural health benefits of cherries.

The free downloadable cherry health report is easy to read and you’ll also review a number of easy-to-make cherry recipes, too.

Learn more and purchase Fruit Advantage Tart Cherry Juice:
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From Northern Michigan, the cherry growing capital of the United States, thank you for your continuous support.

Fun Fact: Did you know the Traverse Bay Farms region of Michigan grows over 70% of all tart cherries in the United States. This make our region the “Cherry Capital of the World”
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