Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by bondarchuk on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @04:45AM
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fat??
Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by soulchild77 on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @04:57AM
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Fat as in fat models, thin controllers ;-)
Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by aaomidi on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @04:46AM
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We’re adding fat to soft drinks now?
Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by walthamstow on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @04:55AM
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Full fat is a Britishism for whole milk and it's used to refer to non-diet drinks too as a way of saying full sugar. Original coke is often called 'full fat coke'.
Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by rsynnott on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @04:56AM
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> and they appear more addictive
_Massive_ citation needed, tbh. Sugar is highly addictive.
(Also, I mean, even if aspartame _was_ very addictive, to some extent, well, so what? To be clear, soft drinks ~never contain the sugar alcohols that people are talking about above; the sheer volumes would have, well, undesirable digestive impact. They use aspartame, which is pretty well-understood at this point.)
Re:Children's daily sugar consumption halved just a year aft...
by shrimp_emoji on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @08:45AM
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Real sugar soda tastes like shit by comparison. It's less sweet, and it's got a sour aftertaste as the flora in your mouth begin fermenting the sugar to acid. And you get cavities and weight gain as bonuses.
There are no nutrients there and they appear more addictive, which is why I suspect the industry was so accommodating in moving away from sugar