Check out this vintage WWF Fruit Juice drink carton from 1991.
“10% Real Fruit Juice”?
So what’s the other 90% of it, then?!
Hmm…
Kudos to the people who made this stuff for not using artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives, I suppose.
Ooo, there’s an Action Cut-Out on the back? I can’t wait to see what it is! Let’s check it out…
The “action shot” is of Hulk Hogan ripping his shirt.
Thrilling!
Not even a shot of him leg-dropping Sgt. Slaughter or something? Really?…
Actually there were a series of different wrestler shots available depending on which carton you got:
Oh, who am I kidding? I’d have totally cut that photo out and put it up in my room when I was a kid (and unashamed Hulkamaniac).
Anyway, the juice came in plastic bottles with pull-off tops and as I recall the juice tasted pretty good (plus it’s always cool to drink stuff out of a bottle when you’re a kid).
Any of you Crappers remember this stuff?
This looks magically delicious.
Buying wrestling juice sounds like a strange idea.
All natural fruit juice with only 10% real fruit juice…. Doesn’t sound very convincing.
I certainly hope we’re getting “camera flashbulb feedback” in the picture above; otherwise this is photographic evidence that the sun shines out of Hogan’s belly button.
And how Hogan’s bald spot made the first pic flare up.
Well, that’s better than it shining out of his a$$.
Oh, and lest anyone forget… “Juice make sugar”. Thank you.
The rest is water and corn syrup (presumably, since that’s how 99% of beverages are made anyway).
We all know how much Hogan loved the juice back then…Nyuk nyuk
10% fruit juice, the other 90 is probably ‘roids. (It’s fun to think that my first impression upon reading about this “juice” was actual blood from the wrestlers’ foreheads.)
*looks at bottle* So that’s what they mean when they he’s on the juice?
heeheehee!
“Cut along this line”
Wow subliminally teaching kids how to juice (using juice I may add) is just wrong.
What did you expect from something called a “fruit juice drink”? If it was 100% fruit juice (which is roughly equivalent to drink 100% sugar water and taking a vitamin pill), it would be called “fruit juice”.