If you use frozen juice concentrate do you add alittle more water than the usual 3 can fulls on the directions? I usually add about 1/2 can more of water and don't notice a difference in the taste. Every little bit counts when stretching the grocery budget these days, and my girls drink a lot of juice.

I definitely add more water than it calls for. I think about a can more, but I don't usually measure it. I just add water to a certain line on the pitcher when I make it. Nobody has every noticed a difference.

I agree about prices and every little bit counting!

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I've tried it but I guess I'm too used to it the way it was. I definately notice a difference. However, when I give juice to my babe I always dillute it by half. Just because I'm a sugar addict doesn't mean I want he to become one.

I add more, and no one says a thing.

Unless I'm making it for a recipe and need it full strength, I usually add about twice as much water as it calls for. My parents did it when I was growing up and I don't notice the taste difference. In my opinion, full strength juice tastes too strong.

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Stephanie
Mom to: Caleb (8/03), Ian (9/05), & Baby Boy #3 (EDD 11-9-2008)

Yep, I always do this too.

I always add an extra can or so when making juice. No one seems the wiser.

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~Jill~

I usually add a half a can more since that is all that will fit in the pitcher. The kids have never complained.

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My kids must have a sensitive palate. They can always tell.

I always add more too! That way i get a full pitcher. Every little bit does help!!