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Britvic Robinsons Fruit & BarleyNewest Review: ... I decided to give a flavoured water a try. It's quite expensive which cost 1.46 for 4 small bottle. I bought the H20 from ... more More Britvic drinks
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by - written on 12/11/07 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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The Fruit & Barley range was first launched in 1994 and is available in a range of No Added Sugar flavours with added vitamins. The available flavours are apple & blackcurrant, citrus, orange, peach, pink grapefruit, summer fruits and my personal favourite, and the subject of this opinion, Strawberry & Kiwi flavour. I’ve only tasted two flavours from this range so far, the orange, which is very nice, but the strawberry & kiwi flavour is the one I prefer out of the two. That is surprising for me, as I don’t normally like strawberry flavoured drinks, but this one is really lovely. It has a very subtle strawberry flavour, but if I’m absolutely ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/04/08 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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Squash in our house is drunk like it is going out of fashion (I blame my husband) and one of our favourites is Robinsons Barley Orange Flavour. In my opinion the company offers a high quality product compared to the other squash drink bottles out there. Robinsons squash is basically a concentrated juice that you mix with water to make a really refreshing drink. You can vary the strength of the drink by the amount of concentrate you put in, quite a lot if you like it strong and only a dribble if you like it weak. I would say each 1 litre bottle probably lasts for about a week in a family household. Each bottle costs me 98p in Sainsburys so quite a cheap ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/11/09 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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Water is an important part of our daily life. It is vital to ensure that our body work properly. But I'm not particularly one of those people who tried to follow the daily amount required which is 8 glasses a day. I don't quite enjoy water and not a fan of fruitjuices either, except cranberry juice which I usually drink after a meal. So when robinsons fruit & barley became part of my household, everything change! THE BEGINNING It all started when my son have to take a water bottle at school everyday. I noticed that he's not drinking enough water like me and usually took it back home without even drinking. Instantly I knew that he's not loving the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/10/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Robinsons Fruit and Barley comes in various different flavours, there are many reviews on here, however; I am going to centre my review on a new flavour I found which is Apple and Pear. The product comes in a 1 litre screw top bottle of concentrated juice, to use you simply pour about 1 part juice to 6/7 parts water depending on how strong or weak you like your concentration, I do like mine quite strong, but using this juice you will see that the flavour is quite powerful, so I make mine quite weak and it suffices. The juice contains no artificial colours or flavours, the sweeteners in it come partially from naturally occurring sugars from the fruit and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/10/09 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Britvic Robinsons Fruit and Barley No Added Sugar squashes are a regular feature in my day. Generally I drink a few glasses of some variety of this squash during my working day in order to satisfy my sweet tooth without consuming too many extra calories. The varieties I drink most often are the Lemon, Summer Fruits, and Apple and Blackcurrent. I wanted something a\little bit different for a change so when I went to the shop and saw the Fruit and Barley varieties I was intrigued. I chose the peach flavour as I thought it sounded tasty and was so unlike the other flavours I usually drink that I figured it would make a nice change. Although most ... Read the complete review
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