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These read like rhetorical questions, but for anyone else who didn't know the answer to the second one: - apple juice has ~10g of sugar per 100ml; that's ~35g
by retsibsi 8y ago
These read like rhetorical questions, but for anyone else who didn't know the answer to the second one:
- apple juice has ~10g of sugar per 100ml; that's ~35g per 12 US fluid ounces.
- Google tells me that apples (variety is unspecified) have 10g of sugar per 100g. 100g is a plausible weight for a single apple, so that's ~10g per apple.
- jopsen 8y agoAn important detail is also how fast the sugar is absorbed. Juice is pretty much instant.. Where as an apple takes time to break down, even if you chew well :)