Now I am trying to drink more water in the day, but when I get home I am thoroughly bored by water, yes I know it hydrates me, yes I know I need it, but does it have to be so blah?! So when I get home in order to get hydrated I tend to drink a lot more squash! Then it tastes good and still gives me the water I need! **The look, where to find them hiding and the price** You can buy this squash in 1 litre or 2 litre bottles, though to be honest I haven't seen the 2 litre bottle around for a while, so I tend to stock up on the 1 litre bottles when they are on offer! I tend to buy this when it is on offer in the supermarkets, and it is ...  Read the complete review

We get through mammoth amounts of squash in my household. We are constantly drinking and it's a mix of squash and juice, although juice is better for us as we can pass it off as one of our five a day it is also more expensive, so squash has to be a staple. I like to have lots of flavours in the house so we don't get bored and have some variety, and at the moment Robinsons lemon squash is one of my favorites. The squash comes in one size which is a litre and is £1.40 from Tesco. It is often on special offer, last time I bought it, it was two for £2.20. The squash is no added sugar, which is a must for me, we get through so much I really don't want anyone's ...  Read the complete review

I always make sure that I have a bottle of cordial on my desk in work, otherwise I end up spending a small fortune on soft drinks. Last week I ran out of my usual Tesco Value squash, so I went to Sainsbury's and picked up a bottle of Robinsons, no added sugar, lemon cordial. It was £1.10 for a one litre bottle, I usually buy Tesco's Value cordial and this was expensive in comparison, but Robinsons is a well know brand and you get twenty servings per bottle, so I wasn't too bothered about paying the extra. On the back of the bottle I noticed that it said the juice contained no artificial colours and no artificial flavours. It also said that although ...  Read the complete review

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