Tesco Cherries & Berries Squash with No Added Sugar

Being a fan of fizzy 'pop' style drinks, I am aware of the potential damage said drinks can do to my tooth enamel and because I am conscious of this, I have recently been making a bit of an effort to try and drink healthier alternatives... Anything that prevents me from needing a filling at the dentist's is well worth a try in my book! As a result of my new found 'tooth guilt', I have tried various fruit juices and flavoured waters. Having found that none in particular have tickled my taste buds quite as much as a fizzy alternative might, I decided to try out some alternatives when shopping in my recent Tesco supermarket. Looking along the row of ...  Read the complete review

I have always had a real weakness for cheap squash, I just love the stuff, it reminds me of my childhood. These days I am really trying to drimk as much water as I should, and do try most of the time to drink in it's simplest form. I do like the taste of water, however on occasion I do get the urge for a long cold drink of squash. With regards to my preferred favour, I have never been a huge fan of your traditional orange and have instead have preferred varieties like Summer Fruits. I had been a really fan of Robinsons Summer friuts but in light of the credit crunch, decided to follow Martin Lewis's advice and try dropping a brand on some of my grocery ...  Read the complete review

Its so difficult to find a dilutable cherry soft drink these days, and Tesco still haven't managed it. This drink is just far too sour. At first I thought I had just got the ratio of juice to water wrong, but alas, it seems that its just badly made. Perhaps cherries just weren't supposed to be consumed this way. "Berries" is pretty vague as well. "Red berries" or "Summer fruits" would be a much better name. Along with its overwhelming sourness, there is a powerful taste of strawberry, which I have never known to be drank this way either, much better suited to herbal teas and the like. Nonetheless, the packaging reveals that it ...  Read the complete review

I love tesco cherries and berries squash. It has a really nice flavor and because it is double strength you dont need to use much,and even less for a child. The main taste in the drink is the apples and there and strong tastes of the cherries and the other fruits too. The label on the bottle says the squash is- Concentrated No Added Sugar Apple, Cherry, Strawberry & Raspberry Squash with Sweeteners well you can taste the apple,cherry and strawberry but i couldnt taste the raspberry to be honest but then its not a very strong taste when mixed with others anyway and isnt much of a percentage either when you look at the fruit juice ...  Read the complete review

I don't mind drinking tap water but, especially at home, I prefer to drink squash. I like a bit of flavour and I find it easier to drink in bigger quantities. Of course there is the sugar issue with squash so I prefer to go for a no added sugar brand. Tesco's is my local store and they have wide range of squashes but my favourite is cherries & berries squash. It is a mix of cherry, apple, strawberry and raspberry squash and this is very tasty. The bottle is 750ml but it is concentrated meaning you need to use half the regular amount which I imagine makes this bottle closer to a 1.5l bottle. However it is hard to ...  Read the complete review