Parboil the brats for 10 minutes, brown in the broiler, and serve the next day in a Nesco floating in beer and onions. PUrists will sneer at pre cooking but it's a necessity in this case. Works for us. Use Johnsonville if you can get them. They have a Stadium brat that is already pre cooked and very tasty.
Foods such as orange juice and milk are definitely enriched with vitamin D, but these foods are not intended to be good sources of Vitamin D, they are merely foods designed to prevent the most obvious vitamin deficiencies, particularly in children.
In types, we give our take on each, including Percent Daily Values of nutrients if they are higher than in standard OJ, which supplies 120 percent of the Daily Value for vitamin C and 2 percent for calcium. Bottom line. Choosing orange juice fortified with calcium or vitamin D, or omega-3 fatty acids, can make sense. But other extra vitamins offer few benefits beyond those of standard OJ. Best of all, eat an orange: It has the nutrients of juice and packs fewer calories per serving (about 65 vs. 110).