Do you drink juice with ice? Do you drink it with a straw?

I love mango juice and second is pineapple juice. I don't like to drink juice with straw because I do like to taste it directly to my lips. And I like it especially when it is cold or when it has 'lil ice cubes in it. hmm....mouth watering huh. :D

I love grape juice as well but not orange and never grapefruit. I don't think I've evr put ice in juice...might give it a try come summer. I love tomato juice but love V8 vege juice even more...mmmm, delish. I also love pineapple juice. And I loved the mixture juices with banana in them they are very yummy.

In my case, I usually have to do half water & half juice with orange & grape juices. Being that I prefer colder drinks, I do prefer ice too. I also like to open up the big bottle that I lugged home from the supermarket, fill smaller bottles, add water, & then put it into the freezer. Then as it melts, I drink it out of the bottle with a straw. Anyway, orange & grape are usually the only two juices that I drink myself, & maybe peach &/or apricot, but I also need to add water.

Tomato is king, then it would be apple and third place goes to ooorange! Yah! No i'm not drunk! The juice must be cold and i don't use a straw and i don't use ice, however, i like ice in my 1 or 2 percent milk! Take care Princess! :)

whether I drink with a straw or not depends on where I get the drink. If it is at home, I just drink from the cup. If it is outside, the juice comes with ice and a straw is often provided, I will drink with a straw. My juices are often water melon, orange, carrot mixed up. If it is home made, it can be anything I can find and no ice as the fruits are already cold and fresh from the fridge.

hi mate i prefer orange juice 2 anythin ... i heard there s nothin like an orange juice in skin protection! i drink it with ice n occasionally using straw! chill

I enjoy a fresh squeezed glass of orange juice in the morning. The smell is really nice and makes me look forward to the day. Sorry no straws in my juice or ice.