Princes Jucee Apple & Blackcurrant Squash

This is one drink that I would not recommend. It has a very faint flavour and you can even taste chemicals beneath. The bottle isn't very well designed and although it's cheap, the quality is dreadful. You can buy a 2 litre bottle for around 90p - £1.20 depending on where you shop. It's cheaper than brands such as Robinsons but the quality isn't up to scratch. The bottle is very large and the quality of the plastic is poor and it's soft too. Once you open it and start pouring a drink, you must take care as the bottle squeezes inwards and it can all flow out. There is a large purple label with 'Great Value' on the top wrapped round the transparent bottle. ...  Read the complete review

This cordial is appalling, let me get that out of the way straight away. My friend's little grandson drinks it by the gallon and I can't help but think it's really bad for him, I tried a glass yesterday and it tastes absolutely awful. It's one of those drinks where you need to add just the right amount of water to get an even halfway palatable glass of pop, this is not easily achieved without resorting to using a measuring jug and who can really be bothered with that? The cordial is much too strong to start with and this gives it a very acidic flavour which even if you add extra water doesn't ever seem to go away. I had a medium strength glass ...  Read the complete review

COST: £1.19 for a 2-litre bottle at my local village grocer - might be a few pence cheaper in supermarkets NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (per 250ml serving): Calories: 6 Kj: 27 Protein: Trace Carbohydrates: 1.0g - of which sugars: 1.0g Fat: Trace - of which saturates: Trace Fibre: Trace Sodium: Trace Salt: 0.09g INGREDIENTS: Water, fruit juice from concentrate (blackcurrant 5%), glucose fructose syrup, citric acid, acidity regulator (sodium citrate), natural flavourings, natural colours (anthocyanins), preservatives (potassium sorbate, sodium metabisulphate), malic acid, sweeteners ...  Read the complete review