Rock Organic Orange Squash

Description: A healthy whole organic fruit drink.

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... squash ------------------------- Rocks recommend that you dilute the squash 1 part squash to 6 parts water. I find that this produces quite a strong squash and that when diluted a little more still gives a great tasting drink; it also makes the squash last longer and saves cash. I think also, that by diluting it more you can reduce the sugar content - always good! The squash tasted better than I imagined it would. It has an intense citrus flavour which avoids any hint of synthetic stuff that can be tasted in cheaper squashes. It doe...more

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Rock Organic Orange Squash: A Better Squash For Your Dosh (467 words)
by - written on 11/09/09 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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Rocks Organic has been making Organic Drinks in Twyford, Berkshire for over 20 years They use organic Ingredients and avoid the use of additives and artificial sweeteners in their recipes. However, the Rocks Organic Orange Squash is a squash I have not tasted until a couple of weeks ago. I expected the squash to have that 'healthy' taste that comes with some products that are marketed organic. Often this is a more intense taste. I wondered whether the squash would be more like orange juice than squash. Price ------ Rocks make squashes in a variety of different flavours. They retail at around £2 a bottle and can be found in some ... Read the complete review

Green Orange (622 words)
by - written on 29/04/09 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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Orange squash had, to me, always been one of those ubiquitous staples that most households possess. Although there are clearly differences in taste between brands, particularly between "no added sugar" and "regular" products invariably you got a sweet squash whose flavour could be varied only by the amount of cordial added to the glass. Even the "high juice" varieties never seemed to capture the natural sweetness, acidity and variety of a fresh orange. The nearest I got to true orange flavour was via the high juice offerings from the likes of Robinsons. Then, at a friend's house I had a really cracking glass of squash that ... Read the complete review

Rock Organic Orange Squash: As natural as it can be. (253 words)
by - written on 12/09/08 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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We use to buy Robinson's fruit squash but we were not comfortable with some of the additives they put in the squash, namely Sodium Benzoate. Sodium Benzoate is a preservative, a colouring and it is commonly use in carbonated drinks. Sodium Benzoate is the same as E211.The combination of ascorbic acid (vitamin C, E300), sodium benzoate and potassium benzoate may form benzene[7], a known carcinogen. Sodium Benzoate is also one of the cause of hyperactive behaviour in children. We discover Rock's organic orange squash. It contains only natural ingredient such as water, organically grown sugar, organic whole oranges (15%), citric acid, organic orange oil. Rock ... Read the complete review