101805 Fri Jan 21 13:53:14 -0800 2005 8 23 Ontario (including Toronto) 0 551116 Where can I find pomegranate juice in Toronto? Fri Jan 21 13:53:14 -0800 2005 0 f 1 551117 The last couple of weeks? Nearly everywhere all of a sudden. When did you last look for it? A month ago, it was nowhere to be found. I've found it recently at Dominion and also at Loblaws. Dominion had it as a flyer special last week, even. Fri Jan 21 14:01:06 -0800 2005 551116 0 Jacquilynne 2 551127 Its wonderful to watch "marketing" work its magic ..... whats next I wonder, pomello juice? Fri Jan 21 16:09:28 -0800 2005 551117 0 nealf 3 551137 Saw the 'Pom' brand juice at the Kitchen Table in the Atrium, but I suspect it's in quite a lot of places, judging by the subway ads. It was 4.99! Fri Jan 21 22:12:03 -0800 2005 551127 0 Artificialbutter 4 551151 Kabul farms Supermarket (Jane and Wilson, enter off of Beverly Hills) has it in Tetrapak for $3.49, looked like a litre from memory. Sat Jan 22 18:18:53 -0800 2005 551137 0 Vinnie (Benny) Vidimangi 2 551149 Saw it at Pusateri's at Ave and Law for $5.99!! Sat Jan 22 16:58:01 -0800 2005 551117 0 Elastic Waistband 1 551193 Hi After reading all the threads on pomergrante juice I had to try it. Not as exciting as I anticipated. In fact, before I even tried it, I thought about making the darn stuff, by dumping the pomegrante bits into a potato ricer to see what would happen ( maybe I'd need cheese cloth too). But I digress, why the sudden interest in this product? Besides drinking this stuff, what were you going to do with it -boil it down to a syrup and cook with it. Just wondering, BTW, POM, POM mango, and POM blueberry was sold at Fairview mall for $4.99 at a fruit stand across from Baskin Robbins Sun Jan 23 22:02:25 -0800 2005 551116 0 Food Freak 2 551210 It's used in a lot of Persian cooking (e.g. Khoresh Fesenjoon). I also like it in a gin martini. Apparently it is also very high in anti-oxidants. Mon Jan 24 12:28:01 -0800 2005 551193 0 sunburn 2 551370 Grin, Good advertising and Ms. Christine Cushing! Actually it's a good mix in Martinis and high in anti-oxidants and provides you with all the joys of a pomegranite without having to pull all those darn seeds from the pulp...also used in many Persian recipes. Thu Jan 27 14:04:05 -0800 2005 551193 0 Mike