Britvic 7 Up Free

I love fizzy pop like most people my age do, I find it quenches my thirst better and I hate the taste of water on its own, Blah! My mum buys me pop but she won't usually but it unless it's sugar free which is fine by me as she says its empty calories... One of the brands we get in is 7 Up Free as I love the taste of lemon and lime as long as it's not in squash :) 7 Up Free is made by Britvic Soft Drinks Ltd and is made in Great Britain, and only contains 1.9 calories per 100ml or 6.3 calories in a 330 ml tin which is awesome! There are no sugars but there are of course artificial sweeteners although it doesn't contain caffeine ...  Read the complete review

It's time to venture into new ground as I take my maiden attempt to review a drink. So, the lucky winner today is 7-Up free and what a tasty little number it is too. My fridge is running low on this due to the fact that I find this drink oddly addictive. It may be very low on sugar but I have to say I can't really taste that much difference between the high sugar content version. Let's be honest, it's carbonated water with a lemon and lime flavour and it works for me. With all the hot weather forecast I will admit that I shall certainly be stocking up on this item. It cools you down and has a rather zesty pleasant taste as it winds its way paste ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** If you are a regular reader of my food and drink reviews then you may have read that I like to try new things when I shop and on a recent shopping trip in Tesco's I was Looking for another drink aswell as my usual Pepsi Max I decided to take advantage of an offer in Tesco for 7up free, The no added sugar equivalent of 7up. I'm not really a big drinker of Lemonade but I do like to purchase 7up now and again when I want a change from Pepsi or Dr Pepper. **7up Free** 7up Free was released by Britvic in 2007 to target a new section of the soft drinks market which seems to be going down the no sugar route. Over the past few ...  Read the complete review

---Intro--- Back at work after Easter, and back to the grind writing dooyoo reviews... Last week I was getting the train from Carlisle down to Ipswich, so was in for a long journey. Normally I buy wine on Virgin trains, but I had a cunning plan - if I bought drinks beforehand then I'd save money. Along with the mini bottles of wine and substantial salad (I'm done with Virgin sandwiches) I thought I'd get some soft drinks as well. Diet Coke is certainly my drink of choice as I don't like the full fat (not that I drink it all the time of course), but it didn't seem to be on special offer. However, what caught my eye was an 8 pack (it was ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to citrus-based caffeine-free drinks, I'm a Sprite Zero girl. But I'm also Scottish, and when faced with choosing a six-pack of Sprite or a half price six-pack of 7UP Free, I ignored my taste buds and went with the cheapest. 7UP Free is a rebranded Diet 7UP, aimed at a younger, health concious market and is marketed as being free of "caffeine, sugar, colorings or preservatives" with a natural Lemon and Lime flavour. In contrast to Sprite, a Coca-Cola company drink, 7UP is a PepsiCo/Britvic drink and is now "the face of the 7UP brand". But how does 7UP's new postergirl stand up against the competition? TASTE As I said, I'm ...  Read the complete review