Pop It orange squeeze, a zero-sugar, zero-calorie carbonated orange soft drink in a 300 ml can, labelled aspartame free, for canteens, events and kids' meals.
Bright orange, beaded with condensation, and almost half covered by a juicy orange slice: the can leaves no doubt about the taste. The popit name sits in white at the top, orange squeeze runs diagonally with zero sugar and zero calorie, and the rim line reads aspartame free. The back calls it an orange squeeze carbonated soft drink and carries Arabic text and the barcode. The range photo shows it between lemon & lime and original cola on crushed ice. As general background, orangeade first appeared in the late 19th century as a carbonated drink served at soda fountains in American drugstores. A sugar-free orange can typically appeals to families and to anyone cutting back on sugar who still wants a fruity fizz. Commonly, school canteens, cinemas, kids' party caterers and fast-casual restaurants keep it chilled for combos and birthday boxes, pour it over ice with an orange wheel, and pair it with pizza, burgers, fried chicken and grilled kebabs. It also suits picnics and sports days. Store trays in a shaded stockroom, keep them away from freezer walls, and pull them into the chiller a few hours before service so every can is cold.