Can one still buy Minute Maid Fruit Juicees in the Tetra Paks?

January 1, 2004 11:22 PM

Can one still buy Minute Maid Fruit Juicees? They are listed in this recent school lunch menu, but I haven't seen one in years. Or is there another similar frozen fruit treat available that comes in tetrahedron shape packaging (Tetra Paks)?
posted by gluechunk to food & drink (4 comments total)

Minute maid is in a lot of drinks machines around here (the netherlands). I've never seen it packaged in anything but cans though.
posted by fvw at 11:33 PM on January 1, 2004

Fruit Juicees were not a drink, but more along the lines of a popsicle. I miss them.
posted by gluechunk at 11:40 PM on January 1, 2004

Minute Maid's site still lists them. I'm fairly sure I've seen them at either Sam's club/Costco/BJ's in the recent past. Try checking your local freezer section. ;)

Damn, I used to love those things when I was a kid. Their new frozen lemonade tubes aren't nearly as cool as the tetrahedron shaped ones, but they're kinda tasty.
posted by gatorae at 12:21 AM on January 2, 2004

I went for about 10 years being completely unable to locate these, silently cursing the vagaries of distribution. About three weeks ago, I was finally able to purchase a box at -- if I'm remembering correctly -- Piedmont Grocery. They were consumed within a week, although the orange was a lot more disgusting than I remember it, and I generally like orange flavors!

So, in answer to your question, yes, they are still available. But not widely.
posted by majick at 5:08 AM on January 2, 2004