20 Forgotten Drinks Every 80s British Family Had at Home

A squash bottle in the cupboard, a tin by the kettle, a carton in the school bag. Twenty drinks that filled British kitchens in the eighties, and the small rituals that came with every one. From Quosh and Panda Pops to Lucozade in its yellow wrapper, Cresta's famous froth, a SodaStream hissing on the worktop and the Ribena argument nobody ever settled, this video counts down the drinks a whole country remembers. Some are gone, some are still on the shelf, and every one of them tastes different in memory. So tell us: what was the one drink in your house that you weren't allowed to touch? Who said so, and did you touch it anyway? Sources and references Ribena, Wikipedia Robinsons, History Kia-Ora, Wikipedia Um Bongo, Wikipedia Cresta (soft drink), Wikipedia Corona (soft drink), Wikipedia Panda Pops get the axe after 35 years, The Grocer, 2011 Britvic, Great Britain brand portfolio Tizer, Wikipedia Shloer Lucozade, Wikipedia Nesquik UK, Our story Crusha, Wikipedia Ovaltine, Wikipedia Cadbury, Our story Kenwood Sodastream, 1978, Science Museum Group The UK economy in the 1980s, House of Lords Library, 2024 #1980s #BritishNostalgia #ForgottenDrinks