Britvic Robinsons Special R Squash No Added Sugar Lemon

I never thought I'd like this lemon squash even though I love Robinsons drinks but my mum brought a bottle yesterday so I tried it just to see what it was like. It's yummy, loads smoother than I thought it would be and it wasn't harsh at all even though this was the no added sugar version. It's quite a sweet lemon flavour but it's also slightly tangy while you drink, it tastes more like sherbert lemons to be than actual fresh lemons but that's great as far as I'm concerned! It's a mega refreshing drink even though I made mine up stronger than it recommended on the bottle. I've had a few glasses now and the very best way to drink it is made up with ...  Read the complete review

I came very late to the world of squash, having usually preferred to drink just plain water while stuffing my face with loads of food. However, having faced a few months ago the fact that I should either diet or buy a whole new wardrobe, I have stopped the "stuffing my face" bit for the moment. And without that, drinking plain water just seems too boring. I noticed that while there are very few foods out there that taste all that good as snacks but have very few calories, there are many beverages available that fit that description. Since making that sudden realisation that I know must seem absolutely, blindinly obvious to everyone else, I have ...  Read the complete review

Robinsons produce a variety of fruit squash drinks, which are great as they are good value for money and add some flavourable taste to water. The lemon one is not one of my favourite but I imagine it's great for those who like lemon. It has too much of a bitter taste for me and gets extremely repetitively boring and sickening even. I'd rather have some of their other flavours. You can buy a 1 litre bottle for £1.02 at supermarkets including Tesco, Asda and Sainsburys as well as smaller supermarkets. The bottle is transparent and you can see through to the murky white/cloudy liquid inside, which honestly doesn't look very appetizing. The bottle has a ...  Read the complete review

I'm not really a huge fan of fruit squashes, as I find them too sweet and false tasting - a bit like drinking watered down sweets, no thank you! However coming into the warmer months, I often find myself wanting a cold drink with a bit more to it than water, and although I'd like to be the kind of person who always have fresh juice in the fridge, finances prevent this! My answer is lemon squash, as t tastes refreshingly just like flat lemonade and isn't too sweet or cloying. I usually drink Somerfield's own brand, but when I couldn't get some this time I plumped for the Robinson's drink, as I remember enjoying their squashes as a child. First things first, the ...  Read the complete review

I guess you do not need to be told that most people do not drink enough water, I know I certainly don't most of the time. I have felt quite guilty recently, after watching a TV programme, about buying too much bottled water; plastic in landfills, tap water is okay, and all the rest of it. So I have been actively trying to drink more tap water, though try as I might I cannot make myself like it, it just does not taste or feel the same as drinking fromn a cold bottle of bottled water. I have even tried putting tap water in a plastic bottle in the fridge. So, I decided to try squash, I've tried no sugar Ribena, foul. ASDA own brand no sugar orange, ...  Read the complete review