Maguary Cashew Juice Concentrate - 16.9 FL.Oz | Suco Concentrado Maguary Sabor Caju - 500ml - (PACK OF 02)

I have had this at restaurants, and when I made this at home I learned a couple of things: 1. You usually add sugar, per my wife (Indian). We added 1/4 cup to a pitcher with 1 cup concentrate plus 5 cups water and it is about perfect 2. It seems slightly watery at the 1:5 ratio, so I suggest adding an extra 1/2 cup concentrate to make it 1.5 to 5 ratio 3. My wife said it tastes exactly like she had in India growing up, so high marks for authenticity 4. I was surprised to read that some reviews said it had a bit of a petroleum flavor, but when i first tasted this without the sugar, i can see that. The sugar takes that away 5. I can also see it being a bit of an acquired taste, but if you go into this with an open mind, you may be pleasantly surprised

So if you do, (concentrate), you may notice the word; caju. I only bring this up because as a native of Mn., I have thought that the cashew is but another nut, tasty, but coming from... I knew nothing about it's origins or many other uses. My friend, on the other hand, being from Brazil, has a practical knowledge of such things. Even climbed trees to obtain fruits like bananas or cocopuffs. (makin' sure You're still concentratin') So she sees me staring at the bottle, asks why, I respond with a comics' line; "It says concentrate!"* When I finally got her to stop laughing, (Yeah, right), she shared what she knew about it, and once more I realized how little I actually know about the mating habits of cashew plants. It did take a while to really grasp the info my friend recalled & shared, as it seemed... odd. Name any fruit,(like the caju-apple), that comes with an appetizer; the cashew nut. Pineapple comes to mind, but of course I've yet to see any human chewing on the seeds. Unimportant, I'm aware, but it seemed to be a bit interesting, which is my goal... "Yes" to odd but aquirable taste, Yes to authentic, and Yes to sweetening the deal a bit. Big yes to You if you are thinking about gleaning facts about it off the web. I do believe You'll find the little known seed and beyond to be worth your while to discover! Desfrutar! (Enjoy! in Portuguese.)

Best cashew concentrated juice In the market

First time ordering for help benefits, it came double wrapped, its slightly thick has a slight bitter taste...but is good..almost like drinking a vitamin type water. I just added less than a half of cup to 33.8 oz of water and down it went.

Too bad the delivery takes so long.

Used to be my favorite cashew juice when I was kid; it is actually very similar to the real cashew fruit juice (it would be almost impossible to find real cashew fruit in the grocery store here in US...). I like to add some sweetener when I make the juice (and one part of juice for 6 parts of water).

Do not buy. I had to use both bottles at once to taste something.

Well, this product really is an acquired taste. Is never tried cashew apple before. I was told it’s suppose to taste like a sweet buttery nut flavor. Not at all when I opened it up. When I open the bottle, there is a strong smell similar to diesel gasoline. I did read the reviews. So, I knew there’s a 50/50 chance it may not go well with my taste bud. I still gave it a shot anyway. It’s important to follow through the instructions on the bottle. If you don’t dilute correctly it will taste like a mixture of rubbing alcohol mixed with gasoline diesel, yuck! So, this is what I did… I mixed the recommended amount of juice with the water as instructed. Then I added applesauce (Mott unsweetened) or fruit juice to the mix. Other people use sugar, but I like sweet fruits. The taste is different with them. It’s like an usual exotic tangy fruit- best how I can describe it. I’ll continue to experiment and maybe it will taste better.