Anyone know where to find Robinson's Squash in the US?
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Re: Anyone know where to find Robinson's Squash in the US?
Fred Meyer sell it in Washington. They are owned by the same company that owns Ralph's, so you could try that.
However QFC is also owned by the same company and they don't sell it. On the other hand, QFC do have a decent selection of British beer, so you should be alright one way or another.
However QFC is also owned by the same company and they don't sell it. On the other hand, QFC do have a decent selection of British beer, so you should be alright one way or another.
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Re: Anyone know where to find Robinson's Squash in the US?
This has to be one of the saddest threads ever. Everyone telling people that live 1000's of miles away that their local shop sell Robinson's Squash . FFS
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I too am a fan of 'diluted' squash's and drinks which were my staple at home and was very surprised when I arrived in North Carolina to find that virtually no-one produces them here and if you can find someone that imports the UK varities they are very expensive. A local friend of mine had recommended that when I took up residence here that I should try and find US foods and drinks that I like and 'ween' myself off the UK and Northern Irish things I miss the most..... Or bankrupt myself trying to get them here...
I am not really a lover of carbonated drinks in general so on a $1.67 gamble tried the Wal Mart powdered Sugar Free Orange Early Rise Drink, they do a lot of other flavours too, and was pleasantly surprised... $1.67 buys you enough powder to make 12 quarts and although it's not to our usual high standards I drink it all the time.... I suspect that your worry about your husbands soda consumption is his potential waist expansion but the Wal Mart drink is sugar, sodium and calorie free....
Thought it might be worth a try as I'm sure you have a Wal Mart nearby....
I am not really a lover of carbonated drinks in general so on a $1.67 gamble tried the Wal Mart powdered Sugar Free Orange Early Rise Drink, they do a lot of other flavours too, and was pleasantly surprised... $1.67 buys you enough powder to make 12 quarts and although it's not to our usual high standards I drink it all the time.... I suspect that your worry about your husbands soda consumption is his potential waist expansion but the Wal Mart drink is sugar, sodium and calorie free....
Thought it might be worth a try as I'm sure you have a Wal Mart nearby....
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Re: Anyone know where to find Robinson's Squash in the US?
I am not really a lover of carbonated drinks in general so on a $1.67 gamble tried the Wal Mart powdered Sugar Free Orange Early Rise Drink, they do a lot of other flavours too, and was pleasantly surprised... $1.67 buys you enough powder to make 12 quarts and although it's not to our usual high standards I drink it all the time.... I suspect that your worry about your husbands soda consumption is his potential waist expansion but the Wal Mart drink is sugar, sodium and calorie free....
Thought it might be worth a try as I'm sure you have a Wal Mart nearby....
Thought it might be worth a try as I'm sure you have a Wal Mart nearby....
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Re: Anyone know where to find Robinson's Squash in the US?
I too am a fan of 'diluted' squash's and drinks which were my staple at home and was very surprised when I arrived in North Carolina to find that virtually no-one produces them here and if you can find someone that imports the UK varities they are very expensive. A local friend of mine had recommended that when I took up residence here that I should try and find US foods and drinks that I like and 'ween' myself off the UK and Northern Irish things I miss the most..... Or bankrupt myself trying to get them here...
I am not really a lover of carbonated drinks in general so on a $1.67 gamble tried the Wal Mart powdered Sugar Free Orange Early Rise Drink, they do a lot of other flavours too, and was pleasantly surprised... $1.67 buys you enough powder to make 12 quarts and although it's not to our usual high standards I drink it all the time.... I suspect that your worry about your husbands soda consumption is his potential waist expansion but the Wal Mart drink is sugar, sodium and calorie free....
Thought it might be worth a try as I'm sure you have a Wal Mart nearby....
I am not really a lover of carbonated drinks in general so on a $1.67 gamble tried the Wal Mart powdered Sugar Free Orange Early Rise Drink, they do a lot of other flavours too, and was pleasantly surprised... $1.67 buys you enough powder to make 12 quarts and although it's not to our usual high standards I drink it all the time.... I suspect that your worry about your husbands soda consumption is his potential waist expansion but the Wal Mart drink is sugar, sodium and calorie free....
Thought it might be worth a try as I'm sure you have a Wal Mart nearby....
Yes, worried about his waist line; but, more so from his kidney issues.
Safeway stores also carry alot of powders (singles and quarts) that are sugar free, etc. The latest I found was sugar free Crangrape.
Latest update: co-worker is checking with her store to see if she can order me a case. as always, i'll let ya'll know when i do
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Re: Anyone know where to find Robinson's Squash in the US?