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I wonder if pelligino is very low because it's bottled mineral water
by calvinmorrison 7y ago
I wonder if pelligino is very low because it's bottled mineral water
- css 7y agoWhere I live they are all glass bottles, so I am not sure how plastic enters in the first place.
- cptskippy 7y agoYeah, I was under the impression they only came in glass so the fact that they have the lowest amount of plastic could implicate the bottle itself as the primary source. Perhaps the low amount in SP is from that seal in the bottle cap?
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- INTPenis 7y agoNone of these brands are known to me but I believe I've seen San Pelegrino in the south of Europe, the balkans. Iirc their bottle is a thick stiff bottle type, of the same type that my favorite bottled mineral water Ramlösa uses. Maybe someone could confirm this. Whenever I see bottled water in american TV it's always that cheap wrinkly bottle. That type is always cheaper here in Sweden. Depending on where you get it, the difference between a cheap wrinkly soft plastic bottle and a thick stiff plastic bottle of water can be 100%. From 10kr to 20kr.
- mk89 7y agoSan Pellegrino is an italian brand, and it's quite common in Europe, not just in the south. Most of the time, you'll find soft drinks from that brand rather than water, though. Edit: Was an italian brand until Nestlé bought it, it seems.