The HomeMaker Premium Squeezed Original Orange Juice is by far one of the BEST tasting "from-concentrate" orange juice around! In my humble opinion, it even gives some of the "not-from-concentrate" brands a run for their money in the taste category. Unfortunately, the price has increased quite a bit in a short amount of time and it seems to be in short supply.

What the carton says online is not what you get. Mine says it's from concentrate orange juiceFlorida, Mexico, Brazil, Costa Rica, Belize and not from concentrate Florida oranges. Not what the carton shows online. Very deceptive, it's an ok product.

This is a great orange juice, only bad thing is .. it’s out of stock way more often lately! The taste is great and way better than other name brands in my opinion. First had this while in Aruba and LOVED it then. Thankfully found it at Walmart to keep being able to drink it. I don’t understand other people leaving bad reviews for products themselves based on them missing items in their actual orders. That has nothing to do with reviewing an actual product.

For several years I've been watching the cost of OJ go up and up and the amount in the container going down and down! Then I found HomeMaker at a much lower price and bought a carton. I loved the taste and almost always get this brand now. Sometimes, if it's not available, I'll go for another brand but resent the cost and the fact there is less product in the container.

I bought this orange juice when my usual choice was not available. I thought it was just as good as the more expensive name brand I usually buy. I have since switched to buy this brand. It's almost always on the shelf, it tastes just as good as the more expensive brand and it's cheaper too.

We like the orange juice and that was one item that was priced right. Nine times out of ten times when I go to shop, there is at least one item that comes up in register one price but on the bin label is a lower price. I've started taking pics of certain items to prove my point. This happens all of the time.

This is the best orange juice I've ever tasted. I've tried nearly every ither brand available and nothing comes close to Homemaker. I haven't been able to find it for months. I will not buy anything else. I look for it every time I place an order and have even checked other grocery stores. I hope Walmart didnt discontinue this brand? Please bring it back!!

I shop the lowest price for the best products. how much is it compared to the better brand? I don't find Tropicana in the big bulk container to be any better than this. I would say good o.j. is equal. this is much smarter priced by fl.oz compared to the bigger brands. I feel as if your only paying more for the marketing and commercials. I don't want to be pulled into florida through my refigerator section anymore! And I don't want to pay twice the price for that commercial either! Also drink more orange juice buy 2! it builds your immune system especially when you are sick. my wife Is a nurse! and the shelf life is great it won't spoil. it's like 45 days or more.

You get what you pay for. First ingredient in this OJ is WATER!!! The oranges are from all different countries and are from concentrate. The color of it is very yellow. If you look at a name brand like Tropicana the only ingredient is pure orange juice. It has a sweet taste to it but it definitely tastes like a thin watered down juice. If you are craving oranges this is not the one!

I used to buy the major brands but one day I noticed that they all shrunk their package size. In lockstep. Then I noticed Homemaker was still at 59 oz. So I tried it and never looked back. It combines fresh-squeezed with juice from concentrate and manages to outdo the “not from concentrate” big brands. It just tastes much better—not sharp or acidic. Consistently better. Very close to actual fresh-squeezed (we have a juicer.) I occasionally have to buy the other brands when Homemaker is out of stock. And it does fly off the shelves. So I revisit my choice every once in a while and Homemaker still wins. Oh, and it’s cheaper per ounce.