I tried orange squash from Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, Morrisons, Waitrose and M&S and compared them against ...

ByAngela Patrone, Senior Lifestyle Reporter 04:00, Sat, Jun 21, 2025 I tried orange squash from Aldi, Lidl & 6 more – the best was £1.40 cheaper than Robinsons (Image: Angela Patrone) ...

Flavour-wise, you’re spoilt for choice. Lemon barley, orange, blackcurrant. Lime, if you’re some sort of child prodigy, or pervert. The ability to choose the exact fruitiness of your drink is the ...

Its brilliant color also indicates a wealth of nutrition, because beta-carotene, a powerful antioxidant and form of vitamin A, is what makes the squash orange.

Pumpkins and squash with white, yellow, and orange flesh color were grown at multiple locations for the study. The flesh of each specimen was evaluated using both HPLC and colorimetric analysis.

Score: 10/10 Waitrose. I found the Waitrose squash somewhat lacking in its orange flavour, failing to leave the same fruity aftertaste as its counterparts from M&S and Robinsons.

Acorn squash is a 1- to 3-pound squash that has an acorn shape. It can be dark green, golden or multicolored with pale yellow-orange flesh. Naturally sweet and slightly fibrous, it's often used as ...

Rouge V’if D’Etampes, sometimes called “Cinderella”, is a bright red-orange color with a flat, round shape. These pumpkins can get relatively large, but they are also good for eating.

Orange squash is a staple drink in most UK households, but with Robinson's costing £2.50 a bottle, the cost can quickly rack up. I tried supermarket alternatives to see if they're worth it ...