Britvic Robinsons High Juice

High Juice - made by Robinsons, is available in ten different flavours. These include; Pink Grapefruit, Cherry & Raspberry, Apple Strawberry & Lychee, Blood Orange, Grape & Melon, Apple, Orange, Peach, and Pink Grapefruit - All of which are readily available at most supermarkets. Robinsons pride themselves on using 55% real fruit juices in their High Juice range. This is really good, as many other fruit squashes only use a tiny percentage, if any, of actual fruit in their products. In general, the High Juice series of squashes are fairly heathy - containing only around 0.1g of fat, and just a trace of salt. The real benefits however, ...

Robinsons Hi Juice (made by Britvic) is a firm favourite in our household. I suppose it's technically a squash but it's as close to being a fruit juice as squash gets. It's more convenient than a fruit juice though as it stores in a plastic squash bottle out of the fridge and stays fresh for several months. It's made with 55% fruit juice though making it taste very similar to the fresh kind you keep in the fridge and have to drink up in a few days. You can get this squash in loads of great flavours: Apple, Cherry and Raspberry Apple, Strawberry and Lychee Apple Blood Orange Grape and ...

Blood Orange Juice from the Robinson's High Juice is damn tasty! Here Are Some Facts About The Blood Orange. The blood orange is a hybrid of ancient origin, possibly between the pomelo and the tangerine. It probably originated in Sicily . Their are three types of blood orange: The Moro, a recent addition to the blood orange family, is the most colorful of the three types The Tarocco is a medium-sized fruit and is perhaps the sweetest and most flavorful of the three types The Sanguinello (sahn-gwee-NEHL-loh), also called Sanguinelli in the US (its Sicilian common name) (wikipedia) Sometimes there is ...