Definition of «than whole fruit»

The phrase "than whole fruit" is a comparison between two things. In this case, it means that the juice is considered to be better or more desirable than the whole fruit itself. This could be because the juice is easier to consume, has a longer shelf life or contains more nutrients than the whole fruit.

Sentences with «than whole fruit»

Not surprisingly they found that children prefer processed fruits and vegetables such as the tomato paste on pizza, or 100 percent fruit juice rather than whole fruit. (greenmedinfo.com)
At the time I was pretty afraid of fruit, so I had to cook it down until it became more fruit soup than whole fruit! (deliciouslyella.com)
What's also interesting is that this was just the pomegranate juice; fruit juice is typically worse for insulin than whole fruit, because its higher sugar content causes an insulin spike. (supernaturalacnetreatment.com)
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