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I’m not sure what the correct term is, or what parent should write instead of sugar. But I feel like parent made a convincing argument that you as a consumer s
by wodenokoto 5y ago
I’m not sure what the correct term is, or what parent should write instead of sugar.
But I feel like parent made a convincing argument that you as a consumer should consider fructose and other sugars as the same thing.
- floatingatoll 5y agoAt least until you’ve gotten down to the daily limit, yes. People in the US might have 50-100g of ‘sugar’ in their non-fat coffee, 50-100g of ‘sugar’ in their smoothie at lunch, and then a ‘sugar’ dessert at night. Whether that’s fructose, glucose, sucrose, honey, HFCS is not important relative to consuming 500% of the daily limit. No food marketing actually says that, so I thought I’d better do so.