Minute Maid to discontinue iconic product after 80 years

Stock up on these nostalgic Minute Maid juices before they’re gone for good

Forget milk, eggs and bread: During your next grocery spree, pile your cart high with frozen cylinders of Minute Maid juice.

Minute Maid is discontinuing its frozen juices. For this writer, there's no love lost

Minute Maid is retiring its frozen juices, which date to 1946. The news left some feeling nostalgic, but this writer is shedding no tears. Mixing the frozen concentrate was a tiresome task while she was growing up, and the orange juice also played a role in a traumatic childhood experience.

Minute Maid ends frozen juice concentrates after 80 years

Minute Maid has announced it will discontinue its frozen juice concentrates after 80 years in the market.

Minute Maid discontinues concentrated orange juice in latest blow to civilization

For 80 years, Minute Maid has sold orange juice and lemonade (including the pink stuff) as concentrate, with each 12-ounce can of freezing slush yielding 48 ounces of drink, give or take. Today parent company Coca-Cola said it will discontinue sales in the U.S. — Read the rest The post Minute Maid discontinues concentrated orange juice in latest blow to civilization appeared first on Boing Boing.

Minute Maid is discontinuing frozen juices after 80 years

Minute Maid is discontinuing its frozen products, which include orange juice and lemonade.

Minute Maid’s frozen juices are being discontinued

Pour, er squeeze, one out for a childhood staple: Minute Maid’s frozen juices are being discontinued after an 80-year run.