Spruce Natural Water Flavouring With Vitamins – Raspberry & Elderflower Tub – Made With Real Fruits – Healthy Modern Squash Cordial – Perfect For Hydration

I mean the packaging is great bc it’s recyclable but the sachets themselves taste kinda artificial. Drinkable but not amazing.

This powdered flavouring leaves water tasting more like flavoured water rather than juice/squash which is ultimately what it is. Using the recommended amount there is still some powder left that eventually dissolves if left long enough.

I really enjoy the Raspberry & Elderflower flavor of Spruce Natural Water Flavouring With Vitamins. The smell and taste remind me of powdered jelly, which is a childhood favorite of mine. The flavour is sweet and tart, with a nice balance between the raspberry and elderflower.I appreciate that Spruce is made with real fruits and vitamins. It's a great way to add flavour and nutrients to my water without having to reach for sugary drinks or artificial sweeteners.I've noticed that I'm drinking more water since I started using Spruce. It makes my water more enjoyable to drink, and it helps me stay hydrated throughout the day.The only reason I gave Spruce 4 stars instead of 5 is because I wish the tub was bigger. I run through it pretty quickly, especially when I'm using it every day.Overall, I'm very happy with Spruce. It's a delicious and healthy way to flavour my water. I would definitely recommend it to others.

This is a tub of Raspberry and Elderflower flavouring for adding to water. In the tub according to the description there are 25 servings. The flavour is good not the strongest but it does have a pleasant taste. I would say it isn’t the sweetest but definitely not too sour. There is a fruity taste to it and it doesn’t have an artificial taste either.Overall if you are looking for a squash with added vitamins and what the description states as 4 calories per serving then this could be a good option. The price at time of review is a little higher than what I would typically like but I do like the addition of vitamins. Plus it does feel like a slightly healthier option to other cordials/squash drinks.

I got the raspberry and elderflower version, and at £10 (at the time of writing), for 25 glasses of squash, it does feel very on the high side for a squash.It's all presented in a good looking and premium feeling cardboard tub which is a good start. After peeling back the freshness foil, I was surprised to see it looks like the tub is only half full of squash powder. I don't doubt that the weight is correct, it's just the visuals that look bad.However the better news is that it tastes fantastic. Mixing one teaspoon of powder into some cold water produces a refreshing, sweet and flavoursome drink. I found that it took a bit of time for the powder to fully dissolve during stirring but I would definitely recommend the taste of this, it is lovely.So I guess it comes down to whether this feels like a value proposition as the quality is clearly there. For me that price is too high for only 25 glasses worth.

It tastes okay, if in a slightly artificial way (courtesy of the Stevia, I think) and one teaspoonful is plenty for 300ml of water, according to my taste ... so this tub will provide around 20 to 25 glasses of flavoured water, with added vitamins (depending on your own palate) - which means it costs 50p or less for a pleasantly flavoured drink - and that certainly compares more than favourably with the likes of Aqua Libra. It's also plastic free, which is a major plus. and has a really healthy whack of essential vitamins in it. My main quibble is the size of the tub it comes in. I was very surprised to open it and discover that it was well under half full. Even allowing for the 'contents settle after packing' thing, this really doesn't create a great impression ... and I'm sure the tub can be made much smaller.It also takes a bit of effort to mix in with water ... I eventually had to resort to a protein mix shaker with a mixing ball to persuade it all to dissolve.However, having said that, it does make a nice change to plain water, is good for hydrating yourself on the run/at work and is a lot more environmentally friendly than a lot else that's out there in this line. Basically, I like it. It's an economical way of stepping up your hydration game.

Vitamin drink with Stevia natural sweetener. For me even a small spoon is a bit too much powder for a 300ml drink, the taste is quite strong. So half or 3/4 of a small spoon would be enough. That would give me slightly over the 25 standard servings. The powder smell, consistency and solubility is similar to that of pre-workout raspberry energy drinks which at first put me off a bit, but after mixing it and drinking it it does taste better than pre-workout drinks.With ice, a refreshing vitamin boost on warm days.

I was impressed with the packaging for this water flavouring: it comes in a pretty cardboard tub with a peel-off aluminium seal under the lid, and is classy enough to give as a small gift. There is a dessicant sachet to keep the concentrate powder dry, but no scoop as I had thought there might be. The tub itself was only half-full, so perhaps there's an intention to do larger quantities.The concentrate itself was a nice flavour, spoiled for me by being too sweet (hence docking a star). It's sweetened naturally with stevia, not sugar, so if you have a sweet tooth it's a virtuous way of satisfying that. But for me, the sweetness took away from the nice fruity flavour. Taken straight (ie not diluted in water) it's like a fruit-flavoured boiled sweet. Too sweet for me but others might love it!