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AlisonM

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When I was out buying teabags and getting blown off my feet earlier I also picked up some squash to go in the gallons of water (slight exaggeration) I try to drink each day. I spotted the new Robinson's Squashd and bought an Orange & Peach one to try. Anyone else seen these yet? What do you think?

I reckon it's OK, nothing to get excited about though, it has a very 'artificial' aftertaste which I don't much like. Never have and it's the main reason I don't much take to diet fizzies, though for some reason, the 'zero' ones taste much better.
 
Isn't it just the same stuff as regular big bottle squash, but in a smaller pack so people who can't quite cope with the idea of tap water have something to flavour up their overpriced Evian?
 
DeusXM said:
Isn't it just the same stuff as regular big bottle squash, but in a smaller pack so people who can't quite cope with the idea of tap water have something to flavour up their overpriced Evian?
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Quite possibly. :D
 
Just noticed today they have it in my local Co-op at £2. I wasn't tempted.
 
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