Tesco Pink Lemonade

When I was looking for a bottle of fizzy pop in Tesco the other day I couldn't decide what I wanted so I ended up buying this pink lemonade because it looked unusual and very pretty in the bottle. I always thought pink lemonade was just lemonade with a bit of food colouring added but the colour comes from cranberries and the ones in this drink are from North America. It was a bit of a let down though and one thing that did my head in was that it doesn't say on the label that it's a diet drink but it is and that means there isn't enough sugar in it for me because I'm not mad keen for tangy lemonade and thought this one might be a bit sweeter than usual ...  Read the complete review

I love a good fizzy soft drink but am trying to save costs whether possible so when I saw this 2 litre bottle of soft drink for just 47p or 3 bottles for £1.20 I had to pick some up and put them in my already overloaded basket! The 2 litre bottle is just a standard plastic bottle (can be recycled where facilities exist - 90% of the UK at present) which is clear and has a pink plastic cap that's very thin and a little fiddly to put back on. The bottle has a pink label with the Tesco logo, nutritional information, calorie content, ingredients etc and there are just 5 calories and 0.4g of sugar per serving so this is a pretty much guilt free fizzy treat for me. ...  Read the complete review

I'm always looking around the supermarket to try and find new ideas for my children to eat and drink at home. Sometimes, with being children, they get bored rather easily of seeing the same things in our kitchen cupboards week in/week out. We always keep in a couple of bottles of pop each week and I like to vary the flavours. We were getting bored of getting the same old flavours each week so when I saw Tescos Pink Lemonade on the top shelf this week I grabbed a bottle to see what it was like. ~The Product ~ Tescos Pink Lemonade is, well, er pink!! It is available in a 2 litre bottle and is manufactured for Tescos. It is a fizzy carbonated 'pop' drink. It ...  Read the complete review

I adore pink lemonade but I don't drink it very often as it generally a a full sugar drink and I very rarely drink those. So when I saw this drink in Tesco I thought I'd try it. What isn't clear from the name of this drink is that it is technically a diet drink with only 5 cals per 250ml and 0.4g of sugar which are naturally occuring which is all good and it only costs 47p per 2 litre bottle. The final icing on the cake was that the drink was described as being "made with real North American cranberries". When you pour your first glass you are greeted by a pale pink liquid with plenty of bubbles bursting and no discernible scent. With the first ...  Read the complete review

I bought this lemonade the first time when I took my older nephew who is now 6 to Tesco. He was the one who spotted the Tesco pink Lemonade. On the bottle it says that it is made with Cranberries from North America. I am not sure why they had to go all the way to get something which you can find in Europe too. The drink also contains lemon juice, and apple juice. I guess the apple juice is there to sweeten the drink. Upon opening the bottle, you can feel the bubbles fizzing, although this is not the fizziest of the drinks. I poured one glass and we drank it. Like most of the lemonades, it tastes much better when it is cold form ...  Read the complete review