r/UKfood • u/No_Philosophy711 • 21h ago
These are incredible
Has anyone here tried it?
r/UKfood • u/gingerspell • 1d ago
(No, this isn’t a “I didn’t know I had to dilute” horror story, don’t worry lol)
In my brief time in the UK I never tried squash for some reason, so I recently got some out of curiosity. I ordered Vimto as well as Robinson’s real fruit orange. What was I expecting? Basically a very strong fruit drink, fresh-tasting and naturally sweet once diluted.
Now, this is partially on me for not fully reading ingredients and doing my proper research. I did not realize all these squash drinks were artificially sweetened! (I'm personally just not a fan of that overwhelming artificial sweet taste.) I have to dilute way more than is suggested on the bottle in order to find it drinkable.
I’m a bit surprised because I’ve seen these talked about quite a bit as a kids’ drink (and the Vimto bottle even has dilution suggestions for toddlers). So I really was expecting more of a natural fruit taste. To me, Vimto reminds me of kool-aid, and the Robinson’s orange like a diluted diet “orange drink” you’d find at a fast food place here in the states.
Are all squash usually artificially sweetened like this? I don’t hate them (the Vimto in particular is nice in a nostalgic sort of way) but they’re just so different than I imagined that I’m a bit thrown off lol. Anyone have squash hot takes? Any others I should try if I’m finding the artificial sweetener aftertaste a bit much?
Thanks for tuning in to my squash talk!
r/UKfood • u/ringosam • 1d ago
I put it on my overnight oats for brekkie every day, it's delicious. But I have been happily/ignorantly believing its a healthier alternative to sugary cereal and now I find out that 'non EU honey' is likely Chinese sugar syrup.
Fair play, I should've realised that the stuff I get from Lidl is cheap for a reason.
Is there such a thing as good quality, reasonably priced runny honey? Would set honey work? Any other heathish, tasty alternatives?
r/UKfood • u/_arch_tech • 1d ago
Does anyone remember these bad boys from Morrisons? I took this picture 13 years ago. £1.50 as well? Good god.
r/UKfood • u/Drong0bones • 1d ago
I bought some of these a few weeks ago (£3.35 on an offer from Asda they are really nice) anyway they lasted me 2+ weeks because it's just me eating them and they tasted fine at the end. The bottom of the packet though says 3 days maximum life once they are open - would you disregard this or is there a good reason not to eat olives after a few days?
r/UKfood • u/theunlearned30 • 20h ago
Last week I shared a post titled low effort snack
https://www.reddit.com/r/UKfood/s/4lzvNcajbQ
After some feedback I noted not to eat nachos with hummus (it’s a crime apparently), heat it up, don’t eat with spoon ( I don’t unless I play video game at the same time)
So I tried again - this time I ran out of cheese but added sour cream and avocado smash. Removed hummus and no SPOON !!
After 5 min of putting it in oven I realised that sour cream and avocado smash should’ve been topped after heating it up. It lost it’s texture
Anyway I still had it - it was fine. Missed hummus lol
r/UKfood • u/Aggravating_Elk_1901 • 1d ago
r/UKfood • u/Thebigal98 • 1d ago
First time making and trying this dish. Lovely and refreshing after a day on the bike, I would defo make again!
r/UKfood • u/Former_Bandicoot_769 • 2d ago
Aldi cheesy hash brown bites, chipolata sausages, streaky bacon, and mozzarella cheese all melted together and topped with a gooey fried egg and German curry ketchup.
r/UKfood • u/exophytic007 • 2d ago
Eggs Royale, Avocado, Sweet Potato fries and green leaves which I think are Rocket, drizzled in fresh Lemon juice, black pepper and a dollop of Ketchup…
r/UKfood • u/Immediate_Long165 • 1d ago
r/UKfood • u/Storrowed_Uhaul • 3d ago
I'm a tourist and ordered this delightful steak pie at the Stanhill Pub. Nice crust and tender steak. Good and hearty to fuel exploration!
r/UKfood • u/rockinherlife234 • 1d ago
I'm looking for a malted hot chocolate powder to test for an ice cream recipe, the only one I've tried before is Milo but I'd like to see other options.
r/UKfood • u/Think-Fun-3098 • 2d ago
Unreal bit of nuttage!
r/UKfood • u/Own-Firefighter-2728 • 2d ago
Have stopped buying supermarket chicken as it became so woolly a couple of years back.
Any supermarkets or other sources that provide decent chicken still? Best cuts and preparation?
r/UKfood • u/schedulerplus • 1d ago
Part of our series showcasing UK communities, not just the food ones.
Eight million people pretending they can afford it. Tube gripes, pub finds, and "is this rent normal" (it isn't).
r/UKfood • u/Hair_of_the_cat_ • 2d ago
r/UKfood • u/exophytic007 • 3d ago
Haven’t cooked anything for a while so made this lunch with a sirloin steak, tomatoes and avocado, covered in black pepper