Erewhon Smoothie Dupe for Acne

This Pineapple Juice hits with a bright, sweet punch that can wake up your palate first thing in the morning. Scanning the label shows 10g of sugar per 100g, which explains the flavor intensity. It's a solid option for a quick pre-workout carb hit when you need energy fast. The ingredients list is still updating, so I can't fully vet the additives yet. While the taste is bold and refreshing, it can be a bit much if you're sensitive to sweetness. A splash of this in a shaker with water might be a better play for some.

These No Salt Added Petite Diced Tomatoes are a label-reader's dream. With 0g of sugar per 100g and a stellar 9.9 score, the ingredient list is clean: organic tomatoes, organic tomato juice, calcium chloride, and citric acid. The texture is firm and chunky, perfect for dumping into a chili or stew base on a Sunday meal prep. You get that bright, slightly acidic tomato flavor without any hidden sweeteners or junk. The trade-off is the lack of salt, so you'll need to season aggressively yourself if you want real flavor depth. It's a pure, functional ingredient.

This 100% Juice blend offers a balanced mix of apple, pear, pineapple, and orange juices from concentrate. At 9g of sugar per 100g, it's sweet but not overpowering, with a smooth, non-acidic finish. The addition of ascorbic acid and natural flavor keeps it tasting fresh. I could see keeping a bottle at the office desk for a midday pick-me-up that isn't coffee. The trade-off is the 'from concentrate' status and the vague 'natural flavor' entry, which purists might not love. It's a practical, affordable way to get some fruit juice in your system without a wild sugar spike.

This Cranberry Juice leans into the tart, astringent bite real cranberries are known for. The label shows 9g of sugar per 100g, likely from the added grape and apple juice concentrates used to make it palatable. The flavor is sharp and dark, a solid mixer or a standalone sip if you don't like things cloyingly sweet. It's a good candidate for a late-night digestif when you want something bold but not heavy. The downside is the blend itself—you're not getting 100% pure cranberry, and the texture can feel a little thin compared to thicker nectars.

The 100% Juice Cranberry option mirrors the previous bottle on the sugar content (9g/100g) but uses a slightly different blend of cranberry, grape, apple, and pear juices from concentrate. The flavor is distinctly cranberry-forward but smoothed out by the other fruits, making it less aggressive than pure juice. It's a solid grab for the gym bag when you want flavor without a heavy texture. The main trade-off is the price-per-ounce versus whole fruit; you're paying for the convenience of the liquid form. It's a reliable, if not groundbreaking, option for daily fruit intake.