aspartame free squash.

iammumtoone

Bargain_Bunny wrote: »

I cant remember which flavours I checked but I checked the website and the florida orange says it contains sulpher dioxide . Perhaps they have changed the ingredients. Will keep on hunting..

BB

that's not very helpful is it the bottle I've got I purchased last week I wonder if they have changed it to include or take out the sulpher dioxide?

EDIT: oh gosh I am so sorry I have just noticed in big letters Allergy Advise contains sulpher dioxide doh I was looking in the ingredients list expecting it to be listed there. I am so sorry that I put you to the trouble of checking the website

Good luck in your search for finding some. Have you thought of using pure fruit juices like squash and diluting them with water, I do that for my son (and me) sometimes.

Bargain_Bunny

iammumtoone wrote: »

that's not very helpful is it the bottle I've got I purchased last week I wonder if they have changed it to include or take out the sulpher dioxide?

EDIT: oh gosh I am so sorry I have just noticed in big letters Allergy Advise contains sulpher dioxide doh I was looking in the ingredients list expecting it to be listed there. I am so sorry that I put you to the trouble of checking the website

Good luck in your search for finding some. Have you thought of using pure fruit juices like squash and diluting them with water, I do that for my son (and me) sometimes.

Don't worry - I often look online for the ingredients it's a habit with my intolerances etc

I popped into a Tesco express today and cecked their orange high juice which is aspartame free but contain sulphites!. looks like I will have to stick with the Ribena or juices watered down but will keep looking.

Just wondering - to save me the long drive to a big Tesco, would anyone know if the sunsip juice is free of sulphite too?

BB

defairmans

Bargain_Bunny wrote: »

Just wondering - to save me the long drive to a big Tesco, would anyone know if the sunsip juice is free of sulphite too?

BB

I have the summer fruits SunSip and it says that it contains sulphites. Sorry.

kat360

I just looked on the bottle and morrisons own brand contains sulphites I have to buy aspartame free stuff because my lg is allergic too.

If anyone is looking for a cheap aspartame free juice, morrisons own one is 28p per 1l bottle:)

Kirri

I know when I looked in Morrisons ages ago amongst whole shelves of squash they mostly all contained something iffy. They did stock Robinsons Natural in the slim bottle but not sure if that's been discontinued, seemed better but highly calorific.

I only get Rock's these days.

Bargain_Bunny

Thats a shame!. Looks like i might try Rocks or stick to Ribena

BB

socks_uk

I'm not allergic to the sweetners but I can always 'taste' it on my tongue and I hate it so I usually buy Ribena. Until recently I was buying the Tesco version of Ribena but they seem to have stopped stocking it.

Sometimes I buy cartons of long life 'fresh' orange juice and dilute it with water. 1L orange juice to 1L water and I put it in an empty 2L water/pop bottle. Quite refreshing for a change!

Loonytoons

I buy Tesco sunsip too, much better for my kids than artificial sweeteners. Can't believe so many kids drinks are branded as sugar free as if it's a good thing!