Where can I order reasonably priced carrot juice in bulk online?

I am addicted to carrot juice, and my local grocers are always out of stock! Help me!

But carrot juice is SO easy to juice at home with a basic juicer and carrots are cheap, cheap, cheap. In fact, you can get something like a 25 pound bag from your grocer ( horse people special order them for their horsies) for...i forget, but it's ridiculously low. I want to say five bucks. Even organic carrots aren't that expensive. I usually get a carrot orange juice if I am on the road (it's one of the only juices they'll do FRESH at those juice chains), but at home, I make my own. 25 pounds of oranges is $9 and I'll spend that much on two fresh oj's at a juice place. Rip off! The money you'd save would pay for a juicer in no time. PLUS, you'd be getting fresh juice with all the vitamins and minerals. Bottled juice is almost always (very, very rare exceptions) flash pastuerized so that kills off vitamins and enzymes plus the longer it sits the less helthy the juice becomes. GO FRESH! Get a juicer.

Just a suggestion!

Listen to Beebs and chck out your local thrift shops and swap meets. There's always Ebay, too.
But be careful! Your skin really can turn orangey if you drink too much! Report Abuse

Juice, 4lbs per 1/2gal = too expensive to ship. Best juicer, Breville JE900. Wide mouth, powerful, easy to clean(all major factors). Look on Ebay, cheap. Report Abuse

You need Fresh, as it should be consumed within 18 -24 hours at most! And " that " is only if stored properly (no air in bottle) I suggest you get a juicer, as it is the best way to go!

Why not just buy a cheap juicer at a thrift store (about 5 dollars or less) and make your own? Store bought carrot juice lacks the nutritional punch of freshly made, because it is pasturized, which kills the beneficial enzymes and nutrients in it. You can buy organic carrots, whip up your own fresh juice, and enjoy to your hearts content-literally. You can also add other things to vary the flavor. My daughter loves a mixture of carrots, apples, and celery. I prefer carrots, parsley, swiss chard, spinach and pears. We juice twice a day. I think I paid 3 dollars for my juicer (a simple Waring model) at a yard sale. I see them in thrift stores all of the time.

http://www.luvlijuices.com/?gclid=CIaOxO...

try www.organickingdom.com

Mt wife buys a lot of stuff there.