Sugar in Tomato Juice Calculator: Check Sugar Content

🍅 Sugar in Tomato Juice Calculator

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📊 Sugar Content by Juice Type (per 8 fl oz)
7g
Regular Tomato
7g
Low-Sodium
8g
V8 Original
7g
V8 Low Sodium
7g
Organic
7g
Spicy / Hot
8g
Fresh Squeezed
11g
Clamato
🍅 Sugar by Serving Size
Juice Type8 fl oz (240ml)12 fl oz (355ml)16 fl oz (473ml)
Regular Tomato Juice7g10.5g14g
Low-Sodium Tomato7g10.5g14g
V8 Original8g12g16g
V8 Low Sodium7g10.5g14g
Organic Tomato Juice7g10.5g14g
Spicy / Hot7g10.5g14g
Fresh Squeezed8g12g16g
Clamato11g16.5g22g
💪 Nutrition Facts (per 8 fl oz Regular Tomato Juice)
41
Calories
650mg
Sodium
74mg
Vitamin C
23mg
Lycopene
🔍 Comparison: Tomato Juice vs Other Vegetable Juices (8 fl oz)
BeverageSugarCaloriesNotes
Tomato Juice (regular)7g41High lycopene, high sodium
V8 Original8g50Vegetable blend with tomato
Carrot Juice9g94High in beta-carotene
Beet Juice13g70Supports blood pressure
Celery Juice3g33Lowest calorie option
Green Juice Blend5g35Varies by ingredients
📝 Volume Conversions
MeasurementFl OzMillilitersCups
Small Can5.5 fl oz163 ml0.69 cup
Standard Serving8 fl oz240 ml1 cup
Can / Bottle12 fl oz355 ml1.5 cups
Large Glass16 fl oz473 ml2 cups
Large Bottle46 fl oz1360 ml5.75 cups
Full Gallon128 fl oz3785 ml16 cups
💡 Tip: Tomato juice is one of the lowest-sugar fruit and vegetable juices available, with only about 7 grams per 8-ounce serving. It is also an excellent source of lycopene, vitamin C, and potassium. However, watch the sodium — regular tomato juice can contain over 600mg per serving.
💡 Tip: To reduce sodium intake, choose low-sodium varieties which typically have around 140mg per serving instead of 650mg. You can also make fresh squeezed tomato juice at home to control both sodium and sugar content precisely.

Tomato Juice is made from tomatoes. It works well either mixed in cocktails for instance Bloody Mary, Caesar, or Michelada. The common store versions usually have salt, and some have extras like onion or garlic powder.

Making Tomato Juice at home is very easy. You can use ripe tomatoes, wash them and remove the stems along with bad parts or marks. You do not need to peel them.

How to Make Tomato Juice at Home

Cut the tomatoes in bits for faster boiling, then boil them in a big pot until the pieces soften. Then press the mix through a sieve or food mill to separate skins and seeds. The homemade version has such fresh taste that it beats all bought juices.

The ideal tomatoes for juice are big types full of juice. Beefsteak tomatoes or big Roman tomatoes work well, even so any big tomato will do. Ripe old tomatoes that taste rich give even bettre juice.

Garden or local fresh tomatoes are the best, especially during the summer, when they reach their peak. Eight quarts of tomatoes make around four to six quarts of juice.

Homemade Tomato Juice is more like a smooth drink than a thin liquid. It always requires cooking, otherwise it will separate. The bought versions are always cooked too.

Some Tomato Juices now come from concentrate, which simply means that you mix tomato pulp with water.

During canning, add bottled lemon juice or citric acid to the jars. For one quart, add a spoon of salt, if you want. A pinch of Sugar helps, depending on the sweetness ore bitterness of the tomatoes.

Fill the jars with warm juice, leaving half inches of free space on top.

Ohio chose Tomato Juice as its official state drink. This might seem strange, because many states pick milk, but tomato farming forms an important part of the farming economy of Ohio. The state ranks among the top tomato growing regions of the country.

Tomato Juice tastes good on flights. The noise of planes changes the way we sense tastes. In noisy places, sweet and salty hints barely show, but umami feeling grows.

Because Tomato Juice is rich in umami, it seems more nice when you fly. Among bought versions, look for those with low sodium content or without extra Sugar for healthier use. You can also use Tomato Juice inbaking, replacing water in the recipe, although the rising time then will last more long.

Sugar in Tomato Juice Calculator: Check Sugar Content

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