Tesco Sparkling Diet Lemonade

Cheap, store's own lemonade in itself tends to be a bit iffy, usually too pumped with sweeteners to really have much of a lemony taste. Making a cheap diet version, I imagine, must be even more difficult. At 36p for a 2-litre bottle, let's just say that my expectations were low, to say the least. This is an incredibly bubbly and effervescent drink, and when you open it, some little pops of lemonade will fly up at you. You can also get a very slight aroma of the lemonade taste, which is very sweet. That said, it doesn't have the lovely lemonade taste that, say, Schweppes brilliant lemonade has, but it'll do, and if you're on a diet will be a useful tool in ...  Read the complete review

I was in tesco the other night for the first time in like forever and was being a cheapskate as I often am. My friend and I were having a drink that night and I needed lemonade to drink with our vodka. I ALWAYS buy Schweppes but for some strange reason I was drawn in by the Tesco's lemonade. They didn't have any original left so I picked up a bottle of Tesco Sparkling Diet Lemonade. It's vile! The bottle's design is just as weak as the drink inside it. A standard plastic bottle that you can see through. It has the usual sticker around it filling you in on all the info and trying to buy you in. It's a pale blue sticker so nothing fancy nor ...  Read the complete review

As a crucial part in many summer drinks, and rather refreshing on its own, lemonade can almost always be found in our fridge from around April to October. As a result, I like to be able to get it as cheaply as possible, particularly when it is being used as a mixer in something like Pimms, and thus I discovered Tesco's diet lemonade, priced at 36p per 2 litre bottle. This can be found in almost any Tesco, in the same aisle as all the other fizzy drinks, and while they provide an alternative "value" option, at 13p a bottle, this is the cheapest diet lemonade that they sell. The drink itself is very, very fizzy when opened, and I'd advise ...  Read the complete review

My other half's favourite drink is lemon and lime, pub style - lemonade with lime cordial and some ice. It's the perfect drink for this hot weather, but as he could drink litres of it (going through the cordial bottle in a weekend...) I obviously am keen to get the ingredients as cheaply as possible! So, once I'd picked up my bottle of lime squash (79p), I headed into the lemonade aisle, where the only choice seemed to be value range lemonade, premium lemonade or mid range diet stuff. I have to say, I usually avoid diet versions because of the sweeteners, but I didn't want to go down the super value route (never fizzy or lemon-y enough) and at round 40p this ...  Read the complete review

I don't drink a hell of a lot of fizzy drinks but I do like to have a glass of something fizzy on a hot day or in the evening after my dinner. My favourite is Dr Pepper but I also love having some lemonade in the house. This Tesco Sparkling Diet Lemonade is the one we get. It is a brilliant price. You can get a 2litre bottle in Tesco for 47p so it's really kind on your wallet. It's actually on offer at the moment until the 19th June and you can get it for 37p, so thats even better! The packaging is simple but looks attractive. It has a light blue label round the middle with the name of the product plus an image of some refeshing looking sparkly ...  Read the complete review