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Is that a problem?7 decent sized teaspoons worth of sugar in a single can.
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Is that a problem?7 decent sized teaspoons worth of sugar in a single can.
The same is said in the UK. Certainly Guinness tastes better in Dublin. I don't drink it anywhere else. I prefer a sweeter stout, such as Mackesons. But not a big thing in my life. German draught in Munich is something else.................I love guinnes but the stuff they sell in this country is watery kuk i'm sorry.
The same is said in the UK. Certainly Guinness tastes better in Dublin. I don't drink it anywhere else. I prefer a sweeter stout, such as Mackesons. But not a big thing in my life. German draught in Munich is something else.................
well hats off to coke for innovating in SA. cant just rely on sales of coke to keep them going.
The dealers tell me Coke's service is horrible, Delivery and ordering. Like I said , just juice tasted better. a company that service is good is red bull, they are everywhere.
A whole lot of health agencies seem to think soIs that a problem?
The dealers tell me Coke's service is horrible, Delivery and ordering. Like I said , just juice tasted better. a company that service is good is red bull, they are everywhere.
Only if you believe it's healthier than other soft drinksIs that a problem?
I would agree.I'm quite happy with a castle milkstout draught on tap, stuff is pretty good.
I love guinnes but the stuff they sell in this country is watery kuk i'm sorry.
Quite right, they do. It is a current fad (I was going to say bete noire, but did not fancy the inevitable accusations of racism!). The question is are they correct? They change their minds regularly. Salt, carbs, fat, full fat milk, butter, beer, alcohol, soft drinks....... And here I am at 78 having ignored them all.A whole lot of health agencies seem to think so
Yeah it sounds real cappy.....oops crappy to meSaw it in Spar today. Hard to get over the crappy Childish-sounding name.
Al Gore says is melting due to global warmingWhat happened to Polar Ice?
I'd rather die of thirst than drink any pawpaw product.
"juicing process"Well looking at the amount of sugar per your average fruit juice at 100grams is 9grams of sugar and coke is 11, it's not far off coke actually. Also fructose and sucrose will metabolise the same, if you eat a piece of fruit it's a different story, but in fruit juice it's pretty much the same as drinking coke.
The only benefit is maybe some of the nutrients from the fruit made it through the juicing process.
And looking at that ones label, it's actually the same as coke.