Talk:Jumex
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Just a little note on Jumex: I've noticed that Jumex "nectar" products sold in the United States of America tend to be very high in Calories. Whereas a typical 12 fl. oz. soft drink contains 170-180 Calories, a 12 oz. Jumex of most varieties has 200-220 Calories. The various Jumex nectars I've tried (Guava, Guanabana, Peach Pineapple) were all cloyingly sweet and thick, almost like syrup. It might be worth noting, if others agree, that Jumex "nectars" are very high in carbohydrates and extremely sweet. They might capture the essence of natural flavor, but they add an awful lot of sugar taste to it.
