metspitzer wrote on Wed, 25 Jun 2008 15:03:41 -0500:

> Anyone have a recipe for a natural way that doesn't taste
> bland?

> Fruits or vegetables are not really what I like to eat.

If you are making your own juice, you are in control of the salt
content. As far as conquering blandness goes, I've always liked a little
Worcestershire sauce in V-8 and Tabasco or black pepper does no harm
either.

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I am told I shouldn't have V8 Fusion drinks because they have too much
potassium and salt.

Anyone have a recipe for a natural way that doesn't taste bland?

Fruits or vegetables are not really what I like to eat.

Meat and potatoes are for me and doctor says no.

On Jun 25, 1:03*pm, metspitzer > wrote:
> I am told I shouldn't have V8 Fusion drinks because they have too much
> potassium and salt.
>
> Anyone have a recipe for a natural way that doesn't taste bland?
>
> Fruits or vegetables are not really what I like to eat.
>
> Meat and potatoes are for me and doctor says no.

Have you tried Kagome? The Purple Roots & Fruits is my favorite as it
tastes like a hearty grape juice.

metspitzer wrote:
> I am told I shouldn't have V8 Fusion drinks because they have too much
> potassium and salt.
>
> Anyone have a recipe for a natural way that doesn't taste bland?
>
> Fruits or vegetables are not really what I like to eat.
>
> Meat and potatoes are for me and doctor says no.

Even the low sodium V-8? That's what I buy my wife. She doesn't have
health issues with salt, just aesthetic ones. She prefers low saly
turkey at the deli too.

--Bryan

metspitzer wrote:

> I dont' think we have Kagome in Georgia. I will keep a look out
> though,

I think he's pitching against the Braves at Turner Field in a couple of
weeks...

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On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:15:23 -0700 (PDT), merryb >
wrote:

>On Jun 25, 1:03*pm, metspitzer > wrote:
>> I am told I shouldn't have V8 Fusion drinks because they have too much
>> potassium and salt.
>>
>> Anyone have a recipe for a natural way that doesn't taste bland?
>>
>> Fruits or vegetables are not really what I like to eat.
>>
>> Meat and potatoes are for me and doctor says no.
>
>Have you tried Kagome? The Purple Roots & Fruits is my favorite as it
>tastes like a hearty grape juice.


I dont' think we have Kagome in Georgia. I will keep a look out
though,

Thanks

On Jun 25, 9:42 pm, BoboBonobo > wrote:
> metspitzerwrote:
> > I am told I shouldn't have V8 Fusion drinks because they have too much
> > potassium and salt.
>
> > Anyone have a recipe for a natural way that doesn't taste bland?
>
> > Fruits or vegetables are not really what I like to eat.
>
> > Meat and potatoes are for me and doctor says no.
>
> Even the low sodium V-8? That's what I buy my wife. She doesn't have
> health issues with salt, just aesthetic ones. She prefers low saly
> turkey at the deli too.
>
> --Bryan

There is a new "to me" V8 called Splash. It has low sodium and
potassium I haven't tried it yet but I bought 4 bottles. Orange and
Mango

The Fusion was surprisingly good for something that is supposed to be
good for you.

"metspitzer" > wrote in message
...
>I am told I shouldn't have V8 Fusion drinks because they have too much
> potassium and salt.
>
> Anyone have a recipe for a natural way that doesn't taste bland?
>
> Fruits or vegetables are not really what I like to eat.
>
> Meat and potatoes are for me and doctor says no.

I used to have a good recipe for V-8. Perhaps this one will do.

http://www.hugs.org/Homemade_V8_Juice.shtml