Sunquick lemon drink concentrate in an 840 ml bottle, diluted with chilled water for jugs of lemon drink at home, iftar tables and events.
A tall bottle in dimpled green plastic with a bright yellow cap, and a yellow label showing a halved lemon and leaves beneath the Sunquick sun-and-heart badge, with the brand in English and Arabic. The brand artwork adds since 1966. Sunquick is a concentrate, so one bottle makes many glasses once it is mixed with water. As general background, squash, also called cordial in British English, is commonly described as a syrup used in drink making, usually fruit-based, and lists cordial among its other regional names. Lemon is typically one of the classic choices for a cold jug. Commonly, households and caterers mix it in a large jug with chilled water and ice, adjusting the strength to taste, and serve it at iftar and suhoor tables, family lunches, school events, office pantries and outdoor gatherings. It can be topped with sparkling water for a fizzy lemon drink, frozen into ice lollies and granita for children, blended with mint leaves and ice for a lemon-mint slush, or poured over crushed ice with sliced lemon. The gallery shows a family meal with glasses of juice on the table. Shake the bottle before pouring, close the cap after use, and follow the label for storage once opened.