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Nature’s Nectar 100% Apple Cider tastes like any other cider, and for cheaper than other competitors we know of. If you’re an apple cider fan and you want to drink it on a budget without sacrificing taste, Aldi’s apple cider is a no-brainer. (It may also have some health benefits over apple juice.) The Verdict: Apple cider isn’t exactly something you drink strictly for health, but it has some benefits in moderation. The cider is high in natural sugar - 28 grams per serving - but also contains 25% of your daily allowance for Vitamin C, so there is some nutritional value. There are two main differences between the orange juice from concentrate at Publix, Target and Aldi and that is the price and the origin. This is an Aldi Find, so it’s only in stores for a short time. However, for the most part we have switched to Aldi's orange juice - the Nature's Nectar 100 Pure Orange Juice from concentrate, which costs 1.79 for a half gallon, which is 3.58 for a gallon. Nature’s Nectar Sparkling Fresh Apple Cider cost 3.99 for a pack of four 12-ounce bottles, which comes out to about 1 per bottle. It looked intriguing, so I bought a case. Nutritionally, the cider is 120 calories for an 8-ounce serving. This sparkling apple cider contains 100 juice and is essentially apple cider with carbonation. It tastes like any cider we’ve had anywhere else - sweet and tart, with just the right amount of each. We don’t mind supporting our local farmers from time to time, but we have to admit that the Aldi cider is every bit the bargain we’d hope Aldi cider to be, and then some.ĭoes that mean you sacrifice for taste? We don’t think so. This is among the cheapest options we’ve seen for apple cider - it’s about a third of the cost of our local farmer’s market, about half the cost of name brand cider at our local store, and significantly less than the generic cider at our local grocer. The packaging does not give any indication where the apples were grown or where the cider was processed.Īt the time of this post, it retailed for $3.49, or about 2.7 cents an ounce. There are two ingredients: apples and potassium sorbate, a preservative commonly used in apple cider.

The packaging describes it as 100% juice, and it’s pasteurized.

#NATURES NECTAR JUICE FULL#

Get full nutrition facts for your favorite foods. Nature’s Nectar 100% Apple Cider comes in a typical 1-gallon jug and is a Seasonal Buy - it’s around for longer than a Special Buy (ALDI Find) but is not a year-round Regular Buy. There are 31 calories in 50 ml of 100 Grape Juice by Natures Nectar from: Carbs 8g, Fat 0g, Protein 0g. Just as much a part of the harvest season is that most special of drinks, apple cider. Hot drinks, chili, and, of course, anything pumpkin. When fall hits, there are some things you just start pining after.

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