Sunkist

Fizzy drinks are a real downfall for me, I know they're bad for me but I just can't resist a little carbonated fizz now and then, a brand that makes a nice change despite its low profile is Sunkist orange. Sunkist- Sunkist is an orange flavoured fizzy drink, much along the same lines as big name brands Fanta and Tango. Designed to give a refreshing burst of orange flavour the drink provides a welcome change from market dominating cola drinks (of which I'm not allowed now I'm expecting) The drink is presented very similarly to Fanta with bright orange packaging using vivid blue writing, and with much the same taste it is easy to get the 2 brands mixed up, ...  Read the complete review

Sunkist If your looking for a cheap can of fizzy pop then Sunkist is available in all supermarkets, the bright orange cans and bottles are designed to catch your eye as you go along the drinks aisles, with the words Sunkist written largely across the front of the can in dark contrasting blue letters, it really is hard to miss. The drink can be bought in single cans for around 60-70p depending on where you buy them, I have even see this on offer for 19p a can in some supermarkets last year, when Sunkist must have been having a promotion time. You can usually buy this drink in packs of 6 from the pound shops as they tend to stock less popular brands of ...  Read the complete review

It's quite ironic that I use to drink this soda when I was a young lad. Well Sunkist orange is probably like most other carbonated sodas out on the market, like Coca Cola, 7Up and so on. It's had quite a long history, it was first licensed to be sold in 1986, and after our beloved British owned Cadbury Schweppes bought the rights for it. Ok so before I go into detail about the taste, and my feelings on the product as a whole it makes sense to give a bit of nutritional info on the product. Nutritional Facts: Calories - 190 per can Total Fat - 0g Total Carbs - 0g Sugars - 52g Protein - 0g Well two main obvious facts ...  Read the complete review

Sunkist - to drink it is to be kissed by the sun...? Actually I laughed the first time I bought one of these as I thought when I read it thinking that it was called sinkist. I was on holiday in Cornwall at the time and did have visions of someone pouring it all over and licking it off (sorry I don't know why that came to mind; must have been the sunshine going to my head!). I did think that would be quite sinful, especially on a public beach, though I got worried even in my fantasy about how sticky it would get and how all the sand would stick and go all scratchy. Still it would be OK on a beach because you could just jump into the sea to get it off ...  Read the complete review

When I saw that Sunkist was this weeks 'Product of the Week' I just couldn't resist the nostalgic trip down memory lane. Within seconds I was reminded of waiting for my cold can of Sunkist to wash down my popcorn at the cinema. After so many years, the taste was still fresh in my mind and without a moments hesitation, I left my desk at work to walk to the nearest shop to buy a can of the sugary, florescent orange drink. A brief company history *************************** Sunkist, a Sunkist Growers product was launched in New York a whopping 30 years ago, having been franchised to Coca Cola. It was the brainchild of Mark Stevens who following ...  Read the complete review