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title: "Traverse Bay Farms Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate (16 Fl Oz (1-Pack))"
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# 100% pure tart cherry concentrate 38+ national gourmet awards small-batch glass bottled freshness Traverse Bay Farms Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate (16 Fl Oz (1-Pack))

**Brand:** fruit advantage
**Price:** 12409 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍒 Elevate your health game with the purest tart cherry concentrate—because your body deserves the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Traverse Bay Farms Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate (16 Fl Oz (1-Pack)) by fruit advantage
- **How much does it cost?** 12409 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- fruit advantage enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted fruit advantage brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
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## Key Features

- • **Award-Winning Quality:** Trusted since 2001 with 38+ national food awards backing premium taste.
- • **Small Batch, Big Care:** Hand-packed in Northern Michigan family facility ensuring secure, fresh delivery.
- • **Glass Bottled Goodness:** 16 oz glass bottles preserve flavor and purity—no plastic, no compromise.
- • **Pure Power in Every Drop:** Only concentrate with zero additives for authentic tart cherry benefits.
- • **Your Wellness Ritual Starter:** Ideal for joint support and inflammation relief with a clean, natural formula.

## Overview

Traverse Bay Farms Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate delivers 100% pure, additive-free tart cherry goodness in a premium 16 oz glass bottle. Crafted in small batches and hand-packed in a family-owned Northern Michigan facility, this award-winning concentrate has been a trusted choice since 2001. Perfect for professionals seeking natural support for inflammation and joint health, it combines gourmet quality with wellness benefits in every drop.

## Description

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Review: How and why I use this cherry concentrate to reduce uric acid--key factor in joint, back, and skin complaints. - For arthritis sufferers: cherry juice may not directly help rebuild joints, but does help to metabolize uric acid which may be burning them away. The inflamation stimulates more acid, and the acid stimulates more inflamation, etc. Break this cycle with cherry juice. Then for actual building material, I add glucosamine and Arthred Collagen or chicken collagen. Glucosamine and collagen are synergistic with cherry juice--they dissolve right in and the combination tastes great. This 'Fruit Advantage' brand by Traverse Bay Farms, at about $20 plus about $10 shipping for two 16 oz. bottles, currently seems a better value than Michelle's Miracle by Leland Cherry Company . Also evidently lower sugar ratio than any 'black cherry,' Knudson 'Just Tart Cherry.' Thus enabling optimal usage. Also if you order 3 twinpacks at a time, this substantially reduces the shipping cost per bottle. Please note: no two cherry concentrates seem to have the same method of reporting the concentration. So, perhaps the product by Leland Farms is more concentrated. But this 'Fruit Advantage' brand by Traverse Bay Farms is at least equal in net price, and I like the handy glass bottles. The Leland Farms 16 oz product may show a picture of their fancy 54 oz bottle with a built-in measurer--but actually the 16 oz size comes in an aluminum bottle (yuck). (SleepingBearFarms also makes a good value Montmorency cherry concentrate in handy plastic bottles and with a higher concentration. However they do not seem to have an desertcart listing.) Macrobiotics and other schools of alternative healing often talk about 'acid alkaline balance.' But Macrobiotics bans all 'nightshades' which is clearly wrong: for acid control, tomatoes and eggplants are bad but potatoes and sweet peppers are good. And if they don't talk about cherry juice, they just don't know what they are talking about. However, for years I had to balance the downside of the high sugar content in the more well-known 'black cherry juice'. Sugar is also a cause of uric acid, and I get sugar shock easily, so I could only take so much. Then by chance I saw some 'tart' cherry juice in a discount warehouse. Wow this worked at least as well without the sugar shock. (But still is plenty sweet and it is best to cut down on sweets. Dilute at least 1:4 and do not take a lot at once.) Numerous companies also make cherry capsules, of which I also take 1 or 2, both morning and evening. Equally important to cherry juice is celery juice, celery, and celery seed capsules. Second to celery among alkalizing vegetables are sweet peppers. Add celery and green peppers to any non-fruit meal, and add cherry to any fruit or cereal meal. Avoid sweets, chocolate, coffee, tea, spinach, eggplant, rhubarb, hydrogenated oils, soy oil, soy products, curries, cheddar cheese, tomatoes, and especially tomato sauce, eggplant parmesan and pizza. Cut down on protein, especially shellfish. Drink spring water between meals. And many other things which you can learn if you surf the internet. Also use common sense about mixtures. If for example you insist on mixing garlic with cherry juice, well separately these are healthy things but together all bets are off. Also cherry juice being sweet, do not mix with another juice that is sweet. (Cherry and pear are both alkalizing but both sweet, so do not mix them.) Almonds, raw almond butter, flax oil, pears, pear juice, cider vinegar and baked potatoes are all very helpful, plus lots of garden salad and lots of most kinds of vegetables. I also take Potassium capsules and 'Colon Green' buffered psyllium capsules (1 each per meal). The cleaner the colon, the less the toxins including certainly urea. But when I am not so careful about my diet, when I have a flare-up of uric acid including excruciating back pain, itching wrists, and sores on my legs, that's when I start craving cherry juice and it works. I have now decided to take cherry juice regularly as a preventive measure. Also because I have trouble with sugar, I take one Fenugreek tablet once daily and one Cinnamon Extract tablet 4 times daily. If your blood sugar is out of control--either too high or too low--then many other things including acid balance may be out of control. This is also why it is much better to use 'tart' cherry juice rather than 'black cherry.' My current breakfast: plain yogurt, plain kefir, or organic milk. Add 4 oz pear juice OR 1-2 tablespoons cherry concentrate. Almond butter, Arthred collagen, unsweetened aloe vera , organic flax oil. (Store flax oil in the freezer to prevent rancidity.) Thin with water or unsweetened Noni juice. Add just 2 tablespoons oatmeal or a granola such as Nature's Path Organic Heritage Muesli. (Chosen carefully for having less than 1:5 sugars:grams ratio and no soy.) Or just sip slowly alongside an almond butter sandwich. Yum. I find that orange juice and oranges are important for my health in general but they are not good for uric acid. So if you like orange juice, I suggest that you still take it occasionally, but usually replace this with tart cherry juice. Also contrary to the current fads: cut down on coffee, tea and chocolate--these may have certain benefits but are definately not good for uric acid levels. When you do take these things, make sure they are as low in sugar as possible. And maybe add right in a dash of cherry concentrate. (If that is not sweet enough, then I suggest you add stevia , not Splenda.) P.S. After several months of heavy daily use, any natural food can cause a certain residual irritation, or 'law or dimishing returns.' I find that with cherry juice, this effect can be counteracted by eating a lot of celery or celery hearts before dinner. Celery is therefore not only a potent alkalizer in its own right, but very synergistic. For maximum long term use, it may be ideal to alternate, one day eating a lot of celery 2-3 times, and the next day taking 1 oz. cherry concentrate 2-3 times. Optionally, a dip or dressing for the celery can be made of flax oil with cider vinegar.
Review: Montmorency Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate - Seems to be expensive but a little goes a long way here. Bottled in glass, much preferred, arrived fast and safe. Delicious and I am using to make my own electrolyte drinks. I am a gardener and out in the heat this is refreshing. Do some research and have a go. I will be back to purchase more of this great product, company has been around a long time and this is pure concentrate so use a little to start off with. Good luck and have sun! Summer fun making it yourself you know what is in it!

## Features

- Only concentrate with no additives
- 16 oz glass bottles made in small batches
- We securely pack each order in our family-owned facility located in Northern Michigan. Instead of relying on far-off and impersonal warehouses like some companies, we personally pack each item to make sure it is securely packed and arrives intact and delicious. Every order is treated like it is for our own family. At Traverse Bay Farms, our primary concern is your satisfaction. Rest assured that every package is prepared with utmost care and ready to enjoy when it reaches your doorstep.
- Trusted gourmet quality since 2001 – From our Michigan kitchen to your table. Traverse Bay Farms products have won 38+ national food awards and are enjoyed nationwide for their full taste and premium quality.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0001XA41G |
| Best Sellers Rank | #77,308 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #860 in Fruit Juice Beverages |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (240) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Manufacturer  | Fruit Advantage |
| Product Dimensions  | 3 x 3 x 7.25 inches; 1 Pounds |
| UPC  | 824716003120 |
| Units  | 16.0 Fluid Ounces |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Fruit Advantage
- **Flavor:** Cherry
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Specialty:** Antioxidant, No Added Sugar, No Preservatives, Shelf Stable
- **Unit Count:** 16.0 Fluid Ounces

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: In the listing title it says pesticide free; but i don't find that information in the description. is it in fact pesticide free???**
A: It does say on the label, pesticide free, sediment free. Made in USA. I have tried others (cheaper) but this really is the best tart cherry.

**Q: Is this to be refrigerated after opening?**
A: Yes, the cherry juice concentrate can be refrigerated after opening for up to 3 months.

**Q: There are no pesticides sprayed on these cherries, correct??, even though it is not labeled as "organic"?**
A: The concentrate is not organic, so the cherries are grown conventionally.  The cherries are thoroughly washed during the manufacturing process.

**Q: how much cherry juice can you make from 32 oz jar of concentration?**
A: It is our recommendation to mix one ounce of cherry juice concentrate with 7 ounces of water to make a 100% cherry juice drink.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ How and why I use this cherry concentrate to reduce uric acid--key factor in joint, back, and skin complaints.
*by K***F on November 10, 2007*

For arthritis sufferers: cherry juice may not directly help rebuild joints, but does help to metabolize uric acid which may be burning them away. The inflamation stimulates more acid, and the acid stimulates more inflamation, etc. Break this cycle with cherry juice. Then for actual building material, I add glucosamine and Arthred Collagen or chicken collagen. Glucosamine and collagen are synergistic with cherry juice--they dissolve right in and the combination tastes great. This 'Fruit Advantage' brand by Traverse Bay Farms, at about $20 plus about $10 shipping for two 16 oz. bottles, currently seems a better value than Michelle's Miracle by Leland Cherry Company . Also evidently lower sugar ratio than any 'black cherry,' Knudson 'Just Tart Cherry.' Thus enabling optimal usage. Also if you order 3 twinpacks at a time, this substantially reduces the shipping cost per bottle. Please note: no two cherry concentrates seem to have the same method of reporting the concentration. So, perhaps the product by Leland Farms is more concentrated. But this 'Fruit Advantage' brand by Traverse Bay Farms is at least equal in net price, and I like the handy glass bottles. The Leland Farms 16 oz product may show a picture of their fancy 54 oz bottle with a built-in measurer--but actually the 16 oz size comes in an aluminum bottle (yuck). (SleepingBearFarms also makes a good value Montmorency cherry concentrate in handy plastic bottles and with a higher concentration. However they do not seem to have an Amazon listing.) Macrobiotics and other schools of alternative healing often talk about 'acid alkaline balance.' But Macrobiotics bans all 'nightshades' which is clearly wrong: for acid control, tomatoes and eggplants are bad but potatoes and sweet peppers are good. And if they don't talk about cherry juice, they just don't know what they are talking about. However, for years I had to balance the downside of the high sugar content in the more well-known 'black cherry juice'. Sugar is also a cause of uric acid, and I get sugar shock easily, so I could only take so much. Then by chance I saw some 'tart' cherry juice in a discount warehouse. Wow this worked at least as well without the sugar shock. (But still is plenty sweet and it is best to cut down on sweets. Dilute at least 1:4 and do not take a lot at once.) Numerous companies also make cherry capsules, of which I also take 1 or 2, both morning and evening. Equally important to cherry juice is celery juice, celery, and celery seed capsules. Second to celery among alkalizing vegetables are sweet peppers. Add celery and green peppers to any non-fruit meal, and add cherry to any fruit or cereal meal. Avoid sweets, chocolate, coffee, tea, spinach, eggplant, rhubarb, hydrogenated oils, soy oil, soy products, curries, cheddar cheese, tomatoes, and especially tomato sauce, eggplant parmesan and pizza. Cut down on protein, especially shellfish. Drink spring water between meals. And many other things which you can learn if you surf the internet. Also use common sense about mixtures. If for example you insist on mixing garlic with cherry juice, well separately these are healthy things but together all bets are off. Also cherry juice being sweet, do not mix with another juice that is sweet. (Cherry and pear are both alkalizing but both sweet, so do not mix them.) Almonds, raw almond butter, flax oil, pears, pear juice, cider vinegar and baked potatoes are all very helpful, plus lots of garden salad and lots of most kinds of vegetables. I also take Potassium capsules and 'Colon Green' buffered psyllium capsules (1 each per meal). The cleaner the colon, the less the toxins including certainly urea. But when I am not so careful about my diet, when I have a flare-up of uric acid including excruciating back pain, itching wrists, and sores on my legs, that's when I start craving cherry juice and it works. I have now decided to take cherry juice regularly as a preventive measure. Also because I have trouble with sugar, I take one Fenugreek tablet once daily and one Cinnamon Extract tablet 4 times daily. If your blood sugar is out of control--either too high or too low--then many other things including acid balance may be out of control. This is also why it is much better to use 'tart' cherry juice rather than 'black cherry.' My current breakfast: plain yogurt, plain kefir, or organic milk. Add 4 oz pear juice OR 1-2 tablespoons cherry concentrate. Almond butter, Arthred collagen, unsweetened aloe vera , organic flax oil. (Store flax oil in the freezer to prevent rancidity.) Thin with water or unsweetened Noni juice. Add just 2 tablespoons oatmeal or a granola such as Nature's Path Organic Heritage Muesli. (Chosen carefully for having less than 1:5 sugars:grams ratio and no soy.) Or just sip slowly alongside an almond butter sandwich. Yum. I find that orange juice and oranges are important for my health in general but they are not good for uric acid. So if you like orange juice, I suggest that you still take it occasionally, but usually replace this with tart cherry juice. Also contrary to the current fads: cut down on coffee, tea and chocolate--these may have certain benefits but are definately not good for uric acid levels. When you do take these things, make sure they are as low in sugar as possible. And maybe add right in a dash of cherry concentrate. (If that is not sweet enough, then I suggest you add stevia , not Splenda.) P.S. After several months of heavy daily use, any natural food can cause a certain residual irritation, or 'law or dimishing returns.' I find that with cherry juice, this effect can be counteracted by eating a lot of celery or celery hearts before dinner. Celery is therefore not only a potent alkalizer in its own right, but very synergistic. For maximum long term use, it may be ideal to alternate, one day eating a lot of celery 2-3 times, and the next day taking 1 oz. cherry concentrate 2-3 times. Optionally, a dip or dressing for the celery can be made of flax oil with cider vinegar.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Montmorency Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate
*by K***= on July 1, 2023*

Seems to be expensive but a little goes a long way here. Bottled in glass, much preferred, arrived fast and safe. Delicious and I am using to make my own electrolyte drinks. I am a gardener and out in the heat this is refreshing. Do some research and have a go. I will be back to purchase more of this great product, company has been around a long time and this is pure concentrate so use a little to start off with. Good luck and have sun! Summer fun making it yourself you know what is in it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Delicious!
*by C***. on September 7, 2023*

This is such good cherry juice. It mixes in water immediately and stays mixed in, doesn’t settle to the bottom. I bought it to make pitchers of homemade electrolyte drink, and I’m so happy with it. So refreshing on a hot day. Or it’s very nice just to add water and drink it just as a glass of juice. You don’t even need to add sugar to enjoy it, in my opinion.

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