Spanish Supermarkets' Secret Weapon: Fresh Orange Juice Machines

Freshly Squeezed Delight: A Cultural Comparison of Orange Juice Madrid, Spain – A recent video posted online highlights a surprising cultural difference between Spain and the UK: the widespread availability of freshly squeezed orange juice in Spanish supermarkets. Lucas J, a Scottish man living in Madrid, shared his experience in a short video that has since gained traction on social media. "In the UK, I've never seen freshly squeezed orange juice in supermarkets like this," Lucas said in his video. "But here in Spain, it's everywhere! It's amazing." He attributes the difference to the quality of oranges grown in Spain. The video showcases the convenience of these machines, readily available for customers to make their own fresh juice. This simple observation has sparked a conversation online about the nuances of food culture and consumer preferences across different countries. The video's popularity suggests a broader interest in such cultural comparisons, indicating a potential for further exploration of similar topics.