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Tizer

 
Description: Manufacturer: A.G Barr / Type: Soft Drink

Newest Review: ... by the overbearing sweetness. Maybe my tastes have changed over the years but I cant remember Tizer tasting that sweet ... more

 ... before. After only a few sips I ended up putting the top back onto the bottle and putting it back into the fridge, I certainly couldnt manage to drink the whole 500ml in one sitting and when you read the GDA information its a good job really. A 250ml serving will provide: 70 calories 16.5g sugar No fat, no saturates and only a trace of salt. That means in the whole 500ml bottle there are 33gs of sugar! representing 36% of your recommended daily allowance just in one bottle of pop. I know all fizzy drinks contain larg...more

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totalserenity
Premium Review Tizer: TUT TUT AT "TIZER" - THE ULTRA-SWEET SUGAR PROVIDER! (1148 words)
by - written on 03/05/09 (Very useful, 386 readings)
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Firstly, I have got to tell you I was astounded not to find the iconic 'Tizer' soft drink on dooyoo - so promptly suggested it as a subject for review, as I have a few things to say (as always!) about this particular product! Secondly, my daughter Goth-Zilla (the best-looking Emo/Cyclops you are ever likely to meet, 'Yep indeedy'!), adores this carbonated fruity, refreshing deep red-tinted bubbly beverage, therefore I bought her some fairly recently on offer from Morrisons, £2 for an 8 pack. Thirdly, this write up isn't going to be pretty I am warning you now. I requested this topic on here so I could have my personal two penneth about how much ...  Read the complete review

Drewster_Rooster
Premium Review Tacky Tizer Tastes Terrible... (438 words)
by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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**This is review is based on the 500ml bottle** Tizer is a sparkling mixed flavour soft drink which I remember from my younger days. I didnt even know if was still available to buy until I saw it recently in Tesco on offer at £1.60 for two 500ml bottles. Feeling nostalgic and fancying something different I purchased a couple of bottles. The first thing I noticed is that the brand name and packaging seems to have undergone a bit of a revamp, the bottle is still a deep orange but now has swirls of yellow and green and bubbles are illustrated. The "Tizer" logo itself sits in the middle on a white label. Upon opening the screw ...  Read the complete review

xxfoxyredxx
Premium Review Yummy, sweet Tizer anyone? (371 words)
by - written on 23/10/09 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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One drink I used to love years ago with this particular drink. I don't know if I stopped noticing it or whether it went off the market or what but today I re-spotted it whilst out shopping! I was delighted and decided to treat myself to a couple of cans of the stuff (in case I don't see it again lol) and re visit my misspent youth! The Can: 330ml aluminium can and it's an orangy red colour with a swish on green and yellow on there and I'm told it now has added bite and is Tizer. Other information displayed on the can tells me ingredients used, there is an at a glance nutritional chart on there as well as a full nutritional chart, size is stated and ...  Read the complete review

iamasadlittleboy
Premium Review Uniquely average (665 words)
by - written on 20/08/09 (Very useful, 62 readings)
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Of all the many soft drinks I've tried in recent weeks I never once thought of trying Tizer until I saw it for the first time in years in B&M at a knock down 29p (despite the can saying 39p). To be frankly honest I couldn't remember for the life of me what it used to to taste like so I though, what's 29p for a trip down memory lane, and if nothing else I can write about my experiences anyway and either alert people to or ward people away from it. A social responsibility to try as many products as is humanly possibly and give advice regarding them. So Tizer, which is manufactured by the A.G. Barr company, best known for the Irn Bru drink brewed in Scotland. ...  Read the complete review

Assasin
Premium Review Tizer: Fruity and fizzy drink (239 words)
by - written on 28/10/09 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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Tizer Drink Description: Manufacturer: A.G Barr / Type: Soft Drink When I was a kid, I used to drink Tizer from time to time. I remember it being in clear plastic 2 liter bottles and it was a bright red colour. The taste was fruity and refreshing, and quite unlike other fizzy drinks on the market. So, when I noticed that this was on sale in the supermarket, I bought it immediately. I paid £1.98 for a 6 pack of 330ml tins. When I got home, I put this in the fridge for a while and then poured it into a glass. The first thing that I noticed was that it was a much lighter colour than it used to be. It was a pink colour ...  Read the complete review

 

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