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Why not then just standardize, or at least attempt to, the method by which we compare sugar-content in these discussions. I.e. "4 grams of sugar per 100ml of c
by zo1 11y ago
Why not then just standardize, or at least attempt to, the method by which we compare sugar-content in these discussions.
I.e. "4 grams of sugar per 100ml of coke"
- VLM 11y agoFrom a health standpoint its like arguing the relative merits of 3 packs a day of smoking vs 3.1415 packs a day, "eh". Also unit dosage for virtually all consumers is the unfortunately somewhat variable can.
- djloche 11y agoYeah... back in the day, us kids would try to find the soda with the highest cane sugar content. Now, I try to find the lowest net carbs in everything I eat or drink. Arguing about 33g vs 40g in a soda does seem non-productive.
- addicted 11y agoEuropeans buying a coke can in the US will not stop at the 330ml point. They are gonna continue drinking until the can is finished. 39 g is far more representative of the overwhelmingly likely sugar consumption in the US than any per ml measure, and far more useful when discussing diets.