So I'm not a massive fan of drinking water unless I'm at the gym or drinking it with a meal so for me squash is an absolute essential to have in the kitchen. I also really like bitter things and lemon seemed like the perfect flavour for a refreshing drink on a summers day hence my purchase. (Not to mention the two bottles for £1.50 offer in Tesco). ...The Packaging and Info... You get 750ml of double strength (i.e. twice as concentrated) product in a nice sized bottle. The thing that annoys me most when buying bottles of squash is finding there too big to fit on your shelf, but this one fits in nicely. The label on the bottle has been updated since the ...  Read the complete review

We end up drinking so much squash at home that it's nice to have quite a few flavours in otherwise you end up getting bored. We also have lots of fruit juice, but squash is cheaper and less filling, so we get through much more of it. Tesco no added sugar whole lemon squash comes in a 750ml container and costs just under £1. It appeals to me as it is no added sugar. Like I say we drink so much of it and I don't want us damaging our teeth! The drink comes in a clear plastic bottle, which is 100% recyclable, always a bonus for me. The bottle has a screw on and off lid, which passes my leak test of being held upside down once opened and re done up. Very important ...  Read the complete review

---Intro--- I decided that it would be a good idea to review the varieties of Tesco No Added Sugar Squashes, since I drink them so often, and 4 bottles can usually be found in our kitchen. While Diet Coke is my favourite drink, it's not practical to be drinking this constantly - the amount it would cost, possible health issues, excessive burping - need I say more?! Having reviewed the Tropical flavour, I am now moving onto Lemon. Traditionally lemon squash has been my favourite of squashes - even as the world's fussiest eater as a child lemon squash was one of the few things that I enjoyed, and have enjoyed consistently throughout my life so ...  Read the complete review

I purchase a lot of squash as I do not drink tea or coffee and get a little bored of drinking plain water so like to add squash to it to make it a little more exciting. Although I do normally tend to purchase berry flavoured squashes the last time I needed to stock up I went to my local Tesco store and decided to purchase a bottle of the Tesco Whole Lemon squash for a change. The squash comes in a 750ml bottle and cost £0.99 per bottle or is currently on a promotion allowing you to purchase two bottles for just £1.50. The cordial comes packaged in a clear plastic bottle with a blue screw top cap. The bottle has a wraparound plastic label which ...  Read the complete review