Tesco Value Orange Squash Double Concentrate

When I have a cold drink I normally drink fizzy pop with Pepsi Max being my favourite, however I don't like to drink too much of this and will buy juice, with orange being the only kind that I like. My boys aren't allowed fizzy pop so I also buy juice for them to drink. Robinsons has got to be my favourite brand but just recently I have been trying different types with Tesco Value Orange Squash Double Concentrate being the most recent one I have tried. It comes in a 1.5 litre bottle costing 47p, when I first saw this I didn't realise it was concentrate and thought it was great value for money, when I realised it was double concentrate then I thought it was ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value Orange Squash is one of those drinks that you expect very little from but actually delivers. Contained in the bottle pictured above you certainly do get a lot for your money. Priced at a very wallet friendly 47p for a 1.5 litre bottle the juice is "double concentrated" meaning you only have to add a little to a glass then dilute to get a decent orange drink. Taste wise it is comparable to other more expensive brands on the market and is surprisingly "orangey" it has quite a sharp flavour to it and if you keep the bottle in the fridge it makes a refreshing cold drink. Containing very little when it comes ...  Read the complete review

Orange squash is a drink which most households have in the cupboard and is a great drink to offer family and friends as most people will drink it. I seem to spend quite a lot of money on squash and used to drink Robinsons which I used to buy every one to two weeks and it would cost me £1.07 for a 1 Litre bottle. I saw the Tesco value bottle for a much cheaper price only 47 pence for a 1.5 litre bottle which is almost half the price of Robinsons. Tesco value orange squash is double concentrated so you only need to use half as much for your drink (one part of squash to nine parts of water) so the bottle lasts even longer. The squash comes in a standard clear ...  Read the complete review

I tried this the other week as part of my credit crunch spending and I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by it. I would not normally buy value products, but at the end of the day, you cannot go wrong with squash as surely it's only oranges! Packaging: As expected, a plastic bottle with a screw top lid. Easy to open and easy to store. The bottle is quite chunky, which means it takes up some room if you have small cupboards though! A basic label contains all the nutritional information that you need. Texture: Well it's a liquid and it comes out without any hint of goopyness and pours well. No bubbles and no residue or ...  Read the complete review

I drink an awful lot of water due to training so hard though from time to time I do get bored of this and add like to add low calorie squash/juice to the mix to pep things up slightly! Because I drink so much of this type of thing I'm constantly on the look out for cheaper (but still refreshing and tasty) options which led me to the purchase of this in my local Tesco store a week or so ago! The Packaging.... 1.5 Litre clear plastic bottle with a white plastic screw on/off cap/lid to the top of it. There is a white plastic label to the middle of it and on that (front and back) in red, blue and white writing I'm told it is Tesco 'Value' ...  Read the complete review