Country Spoon Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate is made from our own Utah Cherries. Our cherries are grown at higher altitudes than in other locations throughout the United States. Perhaps it’s the higher altitude, the longer daylight hours, or the dryer air with less humidity, whatever the difference, Utah grown tart cherries are higher in soluble solids (brix). The higher brix make Utah tart cherries naturally sweeter. The tart cherry juice concentrate made from our Utah cherries is also made from tart cherries higher in brix. The brix level of our concentrate is 68 which makes our concentrate thick like molasses.

It is well noted now that one ounce of tart cherry juice concentrate contains between 60-70 tart cherries. A 34 oz. bottle of concentrate will last a person for about a month taking two tablespoons each day. It is suggested that tart cherry juice can be taken plain, with water, other fruit juices, mixed in smoothies or with a favorite soft drink, or even poured on waffles as a natural syrup.

Tart cherry juice concentrate is a high antioxidant food and is rich in health benefits. Tart cherries and tart cherry juice concentrate are rich in melatonin which may help regulate sleep patterns and is a well known antioxidant. Tart cherries, like all fruits, contribute to a well-balanced diet of eating the recommended daily dietary intake of 4-5 servings of fruits and vegetables each day.

How to Use

The recommended dosage is to consume 1 fl oz. (approx. two tablespoons) night and morning. Country Spoon Red Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate also mixes well with other juices and drinks. To dilute into single strength juice, mix 2 tablespoons of concentrate to 5 ounces of water. Other uses range from flavoring tea to an all natural topping for ice cream.

Cherry Juice Concentrate Disclaimer

Our cherry juice concentrate is a food, not a drug. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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