For a meeting where each of up to 24 attendees is to receive one can of lemonade, a 24 × 330ml case makes the serving count straightforward. For a smaller group or a zero-sugar preference, consider a smaller pack or a separate zero-sugar option, but check whether the drink is lemonade or lemon-and-lime, and read the current pack label before serving it.
If the plan is one sealed can per attendee, count the people expected before choosing a case. ASDA Groceries lists R. White's lemonade in a 24 × 330ml format, while Sainsbury's describes that case as 24 servings.
A separate canned option can accommodate guests who prefer zero sugar. Tesco Groceries lists Sprite Zero Sugar in eight-can packs and R. White's Diet Lemonade in six-can packs; Sprite is lemon-and-lime flavoured rather than conventional lemonade.
Keep the delivered cans and their labels available so attendees can check ingredients relevant to them. The Sainsbury's R. White's listing and Tesco's Sprite Zero Sugar listing include a phenylalanine warning.
Start with the number of drinks you intend to serve, then decide whether the group needs conventional lemonade, a zero-sugar choice or both.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Serving count | Count the intended cans per person and compare that total with the pack count. Sainsbury's lists 24 servings in its R. White's 24 × 330ml case; Tesco Groceries lists eight cans for Sprite Zero Sugar and six for R. White's Diet. | I want enough individual cans for the expected attendees, without assuming that everyone will take exactly one. |
| Drink and flavour | Check whether the pack is labelled lemonade or lemon-and-lime soft drink. Tesco Groceries describes Sprite Zero Sugar as lemon-and-lime flavoured. | If the invitation promises lemonade, I need to know whether a lemon-and-lime alternative will meet that expectation. |
| Sugar and sweeteners | Compare the same serving size and read the sweetener declaration. ASDA Groceries lists 7.9g sugars per 330ml can of regular R. White's; Tesco Groceries lists 0g sugars per 330ml for Sprite Zero Sugar and R. White's Diet. | I may want to offer a zero-sugar can alongside regular lemonade, while letting attendees check the ingredients for themselves. |
| Current pack information | Check the ingredients and dietary statements on the delivered pack, including any phenylalanine warning. Confirm the chosen pack can be obtained in time for the meeting. | I need the information on the cans being served, particularly when attendees have told me about dietary requirements. |
One case covers 24 one-can servings, but not 24 people each taking more than one drink. A small group may prefer a different pack count.
Set the intended number of drinks per person, then compare the total with the cans in each pack.
Tesco Groceries describes Sprite Zero Sugar as lemon-and-lime flavoured. That distinction matters if attendees have been offered lemonade specifically.
Describe a lemon-and-lime drink as an alternative, and keep a lemonade option if that is what the meeting requires.
A zero-sugar description does not tell attendees everything about the ingredients. Tesco's Sprite Zero Sugar listing carries a phenylalanine warning.
Check the delivered cans and make their current ingredient information available to attendees.
Tesco Groceries marked its R. White's Diet six-pack out of stock when the listing was reviewed in October 2026. Availability can affect whether a planned choice can be served.
Check the pack and delivery or collection options before finalising the refreshments.
Its listed canned lemonade formats include a regular 24 × 330ml case and a Diet 6 × 330ml pack.
Sprite Zero Sugar is a canned lemon-and-lime alternative when that flavour meets the meeting brief.
The retailer's listings provide pack and label information for both Sprite Zero Sugar cans and R. White's Diet Lemonade cans.
These packs offer individual cans for meeting refreshments. The selection includes a lemonade-labelled option and lemon or lemon-and-lime soft drinks; check the drink description as well as the can count if lemonade is specifically required.
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The lemonade-labelled 24-can format suits a plan for up to 24 individual servings if one can is intended per person. Check the delivered pack's variant, nutrition and ingredients before serving.
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This pack provides 24 individual 250ml cans where that serving size suits the meeting. It is named as a lemon drink rather than lemonade, so check that it fits the agreed refreshments.
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The 24-can format can cover up to 24 one-can servings when a lemon-flavoured soft drink is acceptable. Fanta Lemon is not labelled lemonade; check its current nutrition and ingredients for the group.
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This 24-can Zero variant is an option when lemon-and-lime soft drink meets the brief. It is not conventional lemonade; read the current pack label for its nutrition, ingredients and dietary statements.
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Eight individual cans may fit a smaller meeting or provide a separate lemon-and-lime choice. Confirm the planned serving count and check the delivered pack's nutrition and ingredients.
Plan from the number of people and the drinks you intend to offer each person. Sainsbury's lists 24 servings in its R. White's 24 × 330ml case, while Tesco Groceries lists eight cans for Sprite Zero Sugar and six for R. White's Diet; add another pack if the catering plan calls for more drinks than the first pack contains.
It can be an alternative if lemon-and-lime flavour is acceptable, but it should not be described as conventional lemonade. Tesco Groceries lists Sprite Zero Sugar as a lemon-and-lime flavoured drink, so check the wording of the meeting's refreshment plan before substituting it.
Yes: use the label on the cans being served when sharing ingredient information with attendees. For example, Sainsbury's R. White's listing and Tesco's Sprite Zero Sugar listing carry a phenylalanine warning; the current pack is the practical place to check the product supplied.