I recently asked a question about squash and felt many people didn't understand the question. That got me thinking perhaps squash is mostly a British thing.
So, for clarity. Squash is a concentrated liquid that you put in a glass and top up with water. Some brands use fruit juice, other's chemicals, most use both.
Not really in the same form as Ribena etc.. but thr aforementioned powders, Kool Aid, Crystal Light. And a smattering of liquids such as Mio which are hyper condensed micro mixers sold in plastic bottles s bit bigger than a bottle of eye drops.
I can only think of āOrange Juice Concentrateā as an example in the US. They have grape juice and such as well but it is called āconcentrateā or you will see things marked āFrom concentrateā or āFrozen concentratedā.
Similar in idea of changing the flavor of water. No chance they are natural here.
Youāre much better off and a way healthier choice to get something like this and put fresh fruit to infuse water with flavor. Not sure if you have these. I would think so.
This is the first time I heard about "squash". I've never seen it in the US. We do have powdered chemicals that people can add but even they seem less common lately.
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Not really in the same form as Ribena etc.. but thr aforementioned powders, Kool Aid, Crystal Light. And a smattering of liquids such as Mio which are hyper condensed micro mixers sold in plastic bottles s bit bigger than a bottle of eye drops.
In shops like British Emporium I suppose so. You can get s
All the flavors of Walker's Crisps, Jaffa Cakes and other genuine British groceries there
I can only think of āOrange Juice Concentrateā as an example in the US. They have grape juice and such as well but it is called āconcentrateā or you will see things marked āFrom concentrateā or āFrozen concentratedā.
But you mix the entire thing with water and get a pitcher of Orange Juice or berry etc
We donāt have those particular brands, but they do sell additives for water. They are mostly sold in a powder form where I live.
Similar idea
Similar in idea of changing the flavor of water. No chance they are natural here.
Youāre much better off and a way healthier choice to get something like this and put fresh fruit to infuse water with flavor. Not sure if you have these. I would think so.
I've seen those but never used them
This is the first time I heard about "squash". I've never seen it in the US. We do have powdered chemicals that people can add but even they seem less common lately.
Add a lot of sugar, caffeine and some artificial cancerous colouring and it will be a hit in the US.
Apart from caffeine those are the main ingredients
yeah, I've only heard of squash as a vegetable. That's grown here though.
yes... to melons...
the above drinks - yes... branded with different names... etc...
but i don't buy any or drink any.
Iāve never seen that before in America poppy squash Or I would certainly buy it
I'm not from America, so I don't know, but in Croatia - no.
This is what happens when a conquered nation refuses to integrate.
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As such, I've not seen it here. But I tend to cut fruit juices with water.
I am sure you can.
Something similar, yes
Not that I've seen. Closest we have id old soaker
yes, we always have squash on Thanksgiving
I don't think so