The original V8 vegetable juice was tomato-based and got its name from the fact that it contained juice from eight different vegetables.

V8 is made from vegetables and contains many of the same nutrients you'd find in whole vegetables. Plus, it has no added sugar. According to the Campbell's website, V8 contains the juice of eight vegetables: tomatoes (V8 is mostly tomato juice)

V8 Original Ingredients: Tomato juice*: 89%, Vegetable juice*: 10% (carrot, celery, beetroot, parsley, lettuce, watercress, spinach), salt, spice extract (contains celery).

W.G. Peacock and his son created V8 in Evanston, Illinois after perfecting the blended vegetable drink in 1933. Their goal was to bring delicious, affordable vegetable nutrition to all. We acquired V8 in 1948.

"V" engines Some engines have cylinders arranged in a single row. Other engines use two rows of opposing cylinders, connected in a 'V' like shape. V6 and V8 engines use this configuration. The cylinders in a V-style engine are mounted on their side with two rows facing outwards.

The original V8 juice! This uniquely satisfying blend of vegetable juice is an excellent source of Vitamins A & C and helps you get 2 servings of vegetables in every delicious 8 ounce glass for your balanced lifestyle. All this for only 45 calories per serving!

With a short and mostly recognizable ingredient list, V8 juice is a healthy option, says Crumble Smith, but it doesn't come anywhere close to eating real whole fruits and vegetables. “Unless you're getting the low sodium (V8), there's a ton of sodium in that,” Crumble Smith says.

Campbell Soup Company What company makes V8® 100% Vegetable Juice? Campbell Soup Company acquired the V8 brand and secret recipe in 1948. We have been making V8 beverages ever since.

V8 is a popular vegetable juice that claims to provide 2 servings of vegetables in an 8-ounce glass. Any 100 percent vegetable juice counts toward a person's daily recommended vegetable intake.

The first V8 engine was produced by the French Antoinette company in 1904, developed and used in cars and speedboats but primarily aircraft; while the American 1914–1935 Cadillac L-Head engine is considered the first road-going V8 engine to be mass produced in significant quantities.

V8 juice was then bought by the Campbell Soup Company – a deal which included a manufacturing plant in Napoleon, Ohio, which is still used today.

V8 translates JavaScript code directly into machine code* so that computers can actually understand it, then it executes the translated, or compiled, code. V8 optimizes JavaScript execution as well. *Machine code is a language that CPUs can understand.