Dilutinjuice is one word btw - bronze medal in the drinks-to-offer-weans category.Â
My go-to dilutinjuice is Sainsbury’s pink grapefruit one.
 Fruit juice takes the silver medal - too expensive to be giving weans free access to it.
 Fizzy juice takes the gold obvs. Vimto from the world food supermarket is the real deal - in your face, sugar tax!
 Cordial lurks alongside the only-at-Christmas/brought-back-from-Greece dusty bottles of dubious alcohol.
Just call it juice here.
We confused some new friends one time when we invited them round for tea. They were expecting a cuppy and some cake, and were a bit taken back that we'd made a big pot of chilli.
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if you want a proper "cordial" then Belvoir Farms ginger cordial is the one for you - available from Waitrose don't you know...
This. And often on sale at Sainsbury's.
When I was a lad I thought it odd that the squash bottle said "dilute to taste", when you could taste it anyway?
Robinsons double strength for me, definitely ticks the childhood Robinsons Special R box ie tastes sort of a bit like an orange but also quite a lot like some sort of industrial waste.
We just called it juice.Â
Aldi 50% fruit orange squash is excellent. Not just for boring old still water but great with the Sodastream too!
In fact I may be having some with dinner tonight 😉
No help to you but.....
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Do you remember Kellogg's orange Rise and Shine powder. Not sure it had much to do with actual oranges but by god it packed a chemically induced taste and sugar punch. It'd melt through armour plating I suspect.
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I mourn its passing as I used to take it camping
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Diluting juice for me. (and if it was fizzy stuff my Gran called it ginger?)
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Ginger on the west coast, just "juice" for fizzy pop in Edinburgh
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So round here diluting juice for cordial, Juice for fizzy pop, fruit juice if its actually fruit juice
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