Tesco High Juice

High juice (not the no added sugar variety) is marketed as having no artificial flavours or colours and being suitable for vegetarians. This is always a good starting point for me. A squash is not a drink I have all the time - more of a now and again buy. I have not bought this squash for years as I mainly used to buy it for my daughter and friends when they were little (and dilute it very well). This last shop, however, I bought it for myself. Price ------ Currently, you could expect to pay 99p for a litre bottle of Orange High Juice - although I think the prices can vary between flavours. A branded squash ...  Read the complete review

Tesco High Juice squash consists of several different varieties of fruit flavours and is available for around a £1.00 each. I usually buy the blackcurrant or winter fruits variety. The product comes in a 1 litre plastic bottle with a plastic screw top lid and the label clearly states the flavour (in words and a picture) and the fact that the drink contains "40% juice" and that it "contains no artificial flavours or colours" and is suitable for vegetarians. The drink is in concentrate form and should be diluted approximately 1 part juice to 4 parts water, and more so for toddlers. The ingredients for the blackcurrant drink are listed ...  Read the complete review

Tesco High Juice was first tried by my kids when they were at my brother's and they begged for some because it was so lovely. I'd always ignored it, because it was so much more expensive than the value juice, and besides what possible difference could there be? Well a lot of difference it seems, I had never really looked at the juice contents of the products I bought, and it was only when I went into the shop, rather than shop online for a change, that I took a look at the labels. The juice I normally bought had 4% juice, the High Juice range had 40-50% juice, depending on which flavour you bought. So I thought I'd give it a try whilst it was on special ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to squash, I normally stick to the 'Robinson's High Juice' range, which don't use any artificial sweeteners in their ingredients, and have a selection of deliciously fruity flavours. However, when the local supermarket was sold out of my usual drink, I decided to give Tesco's own 'High Juice' a go, and see if it would be worth buying in future. Available in a range of flavours, this review focusses specifically on the Blackcurrant variety. Packaged in a purple bottle with a photograph of berries on the front, the product is suitable for vegetarians, and should be stored in a cool, dry place. Claiming a real fruit juice content of 40%, the drink ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a big fan of tea or coffee, so in the winter months I tend to get through a lot of hot squash to keep the chill away. I tend to buy own brand, or whatever is on offer, and this week my eye was drawn to Tesco's own brand high juice no added sugar orange squash. The label proudly proclaims it is 50% fruit juice, with no artificial flavours or colours, which is great. And a 50ml serving contrains only 14 calories, which is great. A 50ml serving also contains 18% of your RDA of vitamin C, which is the main advantage to me over normal flavoured squash. The juice does contain quite an unnerving amount of addatives and sweeteners, but it looks ...  Read the complete review