12 FAKE Cranberry Juice Brands to NEVER Buy (And 3 That Are Actually Safe)

We read the ingredient list on fifteen cranberry juice bottles and cartons, and twelve of them are barely cranberry juice at all. In this video we rank 12 FAKE cranberry juice brands worst to first, and finish with 3 cranberry juices that are actually real. THE 12 FAKE BRANDS (worst to first): Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Cocktail, Ocean Spray Diet Cranberry, Ocean Spray Cran-Apple, Ocean Spray Cran-Raspberry, Welch's Cranberry Cocktail, Old Orchard Cranberry Cocktail, Langers Cranberry Cocktail, Great Value Cranberry Cocktail, Kirkland Cranberry Cocktail, Libby's Cranberry Cocktail, Ocean Spray Cran-Cherry, and Ocean Spray Light Cranberry. THE 3 SAFE PICKS: Ocean Spray 100 Percent Cranberry Juice, R.W. Knudsen Just Cranberry, and Lakewood Pure Cranberry. THE 30-SECOND LABEL TEST: flip the bottle and read the first ingredient (if it is water, put it back), look for the words cocktail or drink (juice drink is not juice), and check the percentage (27 percent means cocktail, 100 percent means juice). IMPORTANT NOTES: Recipes change by region and by year, so always check your own carton. Being on this list does not mean a drink is unsafe; this video is about labels, not lectures, and it is education, not medical advice. Product visuals in this video are illustrative packshots with blank labels, not photographs of the real branded products; the narration names each brand and variant so you can check your own carton. CHAPTERS: 00:00 The cranberry aisle test, 00:26 How we judged every bottle, 01:06 Number 12 Ocean Spray Cocktail, 01:41 Number 11 Ocean Spray Diet, 02:13 Number 10 Cran-Apple, 02:44 Number 9 Cran-Raspberry, 03:18 Number 8 Welch's, 03:51 Number 7 Old Orchard, 04:21 Number 6 Langers, 04:52 Number 5 Great Value, 05:22 Number 4 Kirkland, 05:51 Number 3 Libby's, 06:21 Number 2 Cran-Cherry, 06:49 Number 1 Ocean Spray Light, 07:20 The 30-second label skill, 08:01 Safe pick Ocean Spray 100%, 08:31 Safe pick R.W. Knudsen, 09:05 Safe pick Lakewood, 09:36 Read the label, not the front. If this saved you from one bad bottle, subscribe to Truth Uncovered for the next aisle we read. Read the label, not the front.