Five Alive Berry Blast

Description: Fruit Drinks / 'Five Alive' is a juicy blend of five fruits that’s fun for all the family! Originally introduced to ... more

Five Alive Berry Blast ... Great Britain in 1981, each juice drink is fortified with vitamins and minerals and contains no artificial flavours, colours or preservatives.

Newest Review: ... of it by the time I threw away the empty carton. At around 89p for a litre ‘Five Alive Berry Blast’ is not expensive but, ... more

... with around 65% water content, it has very little more to offer than a good quality squash which works out far cheaper. For example, Sainsbury does a 1 litre high juice summer fruit squash for £1.09 and this, when diluted, makes twenty servings, whereas “Five Alive” offers just four. In addition squash has the added advantage that it keeps for ages and can be dipped into as required. Even if the manufacturer of this product had impeccable ethical credentials, I would not be buying it again. It is not very appetisi...more

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Five Alive Berry Blast: Not Berry Appealing! (879 words)
by - written on 27/08/07 (Very useful, 242 readings)
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I must have been affected by the heat of one of the few seasonal days this summer when doing my online shopping because I suddenly felt the need to include a cold, refreshing, liquid standby or two in my store cupboard. A recent resolve to avoid alcohol, apart from as a weekend treat, took me to an unfamiliar aisle, the soft drinks section, and there I noticed ‘Five Alive’. I remembered enjoying the citrus version of this years ago but here was a variety I had not seen before, ‘Berry Blast’. Being quite partial to all things of a “summer fruits” persuasion, I thought this was one not to miss. Unfortunately it was to prove as much of a disappointment as the weather! ... Read the complete review