Definition
A brand of fruit juice drinks marketed primarily to children, sold in distinctive plastic bottles with cartoon characters and available in various fruit flavors. Known for its thick, concentrated juice consistency and highly sweetened taste.
Example Usage
Kids would squeeze the colorful Squeezit bottles into their mouths at lunch, competing to finish them fastest.
Origin
Introduced in 1985 by General Foods, the name derives from the squeeze-bottle packaging design.
Fun Fact
Squeezit bottles featured collectible cartoon characters that changed seasonally, making them popular trade items among children.
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