If you have an Iceland branch near you they will sell it.

 

Carrefour do it too

Jo xxx

 

Oh, I didn't realise Iceland existed over here! Haven't seen any, but certainly seen a Carrefour, so will get some next time I'm there

Thank you!

 

Yes Iceland Overseas is in Spain, I looked at their website, and they don't seem to have a branch near Barcelona. In fact I think Javea is the furthest up the Costa's they have spread. Last Christmas when I was in our local store-quite a big one, two coach loads of customers were just leaving with their trolleys stacked,and packing them into the coaches, I am not sure where they came from. Iceland seems to be very popular here amongst expats, I've also seen quite a lot of Spaniards and Germans using it to, I am sure they will expand further north at some point.

 

yes, the Spanish LOVE the cakes & gateaux & icecream

I've seen a lot of them buying toiletries too

 

in response to your question though I have not yet seen a version in Spanish supermarkets that is not imported and as such is at a higher price.

I always end up buying mine in Iceland or in Morrisons in Gibraltar as I too drink loads of it

 

Eroskis .It is manufactured by Rives & is available in passion fruit, blackberry, orange, etc; etc.

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It is on here as 'mixers' but it says on the bottle dilutable 2/1. They mustsell it somewhere as the languages on the bottle are Spanish & English !

 

Thanks all



Have you seen this in Eroski? That's our local supermarket

 

Carrefour do Robinsons Apple & Blackcurrant, Lemon and Orange - I've been to several in the Valencia city area and they all have it in their international section.

 

you will also find diluting juice in Supervalu

 

For the most part no they don't, at least not around here - there's no need with fruit juice readily available (often freshly squeezed). The squashes were cheap way of Brits getting a fruit flavoured vitamin C drink before juices became available, and I much prefer a class of fresh orange juice with my lunch.

 

I love fresh juice too, but don't want to drink it all the time - I drink a lot (of non-alocoholic drinks!) and don't want too much sugar from fresh juices, so drink a lot of no added sugar squash. It's hard to beat a glass of fresh orange juice though I was surprised when they offered me sugar with one in a cafe - it's so sweet already!

 

Exactly - I love fresh juice too especially here - but it's loaded with (natural) sugar and can be bad for your teeth outside of mealtimes. (I sound like a sourpuss I know)... Despite the artificial sweetener at least squash is healthier than juice or fizzy stuff!

What are amazing right now in Valencia are fresh local clementines - gorgeous - vitamin C AND fibre.

 

Exactly. Mmm we've got some lovely clementines too, not sure where they were grown, but so sweet and juicy