Wagamama Kids Mini Apple Juice

Wagamama kids mini apple juice is listed here at £3.30 (est.) and carries 80 kcal, and wagamama's own menu gives it a detail the orange version does not get: freshly squeezed. The price is this site's estimate, since wagamama publishes none for it; the figure sits level with the two priced kids drinks, the Cawston Press cartons.

Fresh pressing shows in the numbers. The juice keeps around 3 g of fibre, roughly three times what the mini orange juice manages, and it is marked vegan, which the orange oddly is not. The sugar demands the same honesty as every juice: around 20 g in this small serving, a whisker over the entire 19 g daily free sugar cap the NHS sets for children aged 4 to 6, because pressed fruit sugars count as free sugars. The NHS suggestion of about 150 ml of juice a day for children is worth keeping in mind when the refill question comes.

The mini apple juice calories stay modest for all that, and the glass counts as one of a child's five a day, once, no matter how many arrive. Anyone weighing how much is the kids mini apple juice will find every kids drink priced at the same level, so the decision is about sugar rather than pennies, and the Cawston Press cartons carry about a third less of it. A plate of yasai vegetable gyoza for the table keeps small hands busy while the mains cook.