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

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.)

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 perfect2. 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 ratio3. My wife said it tastes exactly like she had in India growing up, so high marks for authenticity4. 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 away5. 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

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).

I feel bad giving it any rating whatsoever. I wanted to try the juice knowing what a cashew tastes like, but my god I was not prepared for the onslaught on my tastebuds. It's tastes like the bastard child of a lemon and a green pepper. Holy moly it was an all out assault on the senses.4/5 experience, I would recommend just to know

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.

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

Yummy and better than I expected. Will order again when I want a treat.

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.