Pressed Cafe Market Fresh OJ Price, Nutrition, Allergen

MARKET FRESH OJ

Market Fresh OJ Price: $5.50 (Small 12 oz) | Calories: ~223  (16 oz)

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A classic freshly squeezed orange juice—100% fruit, no added sugar—offering a vibrant burst of vitamin C and potassium in every sip.


Nutritional Information

Based on fresh-squeezed orange juice nutrition:

NutrientAmount per 16 oz
Calories223 Cal
Total Fat1 g
Carbohydrates52 g
Sugars42 g (natural)
Protein3.5 g
Fiber1 g
Sodium5 mg
Potassium~990 mg
Vitamin C>200% DV

Ingredients in Market Fresh OJ

  • 100% Orange Juice
    Made from freshly squeezed oranges, pasteurized for safety, with no additives.

Is It Vegetarian or Vegan?

  • Vegetarian
  • Vegan – Contains no animal-derived ingredients.

Gluten‑Free

StatusDetails
✅ Gluten‑FreeNo gluten ingredients used
⚠️ Cross‑Contact RiskPossible if equipment is shared with gluten foods

Allergen Information

AllergenContains?
Dairy, Nuts, Soy✖ None
Gluten✖ None*
Cross-Contact⚠️ Possible

Top 10 Pairings from Official Pressed Cafe Menu

Enjoy your OJ with these fresh and fruity companions:

Menu ItemPriceCalories
Maple Cranberry Cookie$2.75210 Cal
Vegan Bistro Greens Salad$8.95220 Cal
Chicken Shawarma Pita$14.95520 Cal
Fresh Lemon Flash (Medium)$5.50110 Cal
Blue Raspberry Flash (Medium)$5.50~8 Cal
Cherry Lime Ricky Flash (Medium)$5.50~8 Cal
Tropical Island Smoothie$9.50390 Cal
Acai Bowl (Pick Up at Counter)$12.00350 Cal
Ube Banana Foster Cold Brew$9.50180 Cal
Shaken Yuzu Spritz$5.50~35 Cal

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Change your size

  • Small (12 oz) – $5.50 | ~168 Cal

Calories rise proportionally with size.


FAQs

How many calories in a medium Market Fresh OJ?

About 223 Cal for 16 oz of freshly squeezed juice.

Is it juicy and natural?

Yes—as it’s 100% cold-pressed and pasteurized without added sugars or flavorings.

Is it gluten-free and vegan?

Absolutely — no gluten, no animal products. Cross-contact possible only if shared equipment is used.

What nutrients does it offer?

Rich in vitamin C, potassium, folate, and antioxidants — supports immune and heart health.

Does it affect blood sugar?

High in natural sugars (~42 g), so it can raise blood sugar quickly. Pair with protein or fiber for balance.

Is it healthier than whole oranges?

Juice lacks fiber and is less satiating than whole fruit, though it’s more nutrient-dense per ounce.

Can children drink it?

Great in moderation. Recommended amounts: 4–8 oz daily for young children due to sugar content .

Is it suitable for juice cleanses?

Yes—ideal for vitamin boosts but best combined with water and whole foods to balance sugar intake.

Does pasteurization ruin nutrients?

Some vitamin loss occurs, but most antioxidants and vitamin C remain intact. Cold-pressed retains more than other methods .

Should diabetics avoid it?

Not necessarily—just consume small portions, paired with protein/fat to stabilize blood sugar.