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You can only drink so many pops/sodas two or three before you hit a sugar limit. With beer you could easily hit higher limits.
by ipaddr 4y ago
You can only drink so many pops/sodas two or three before you hit a sugar limit. With beer you could easily hit higher limits.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoDoes anyone still drink sugared sodas when going out? Most people are very conscious of this and only drink zero.. Edit: by Zero I mean coke zero or other 'diet' drinks. I was talking about the sugared versions only that have become really unpopular here in Spain.
- diogenescynic 4y ago>Does anyone still drink sugared sodas when going out? Is this a real question? You don't ever see soda being served at a restaurant? I see it all the time and it's obvious people are still drinking it since it's on the menu at literally every restaurant.
- pwinnski 4y agoThe original question is in the context of a bar, not a restaurant. Obviously people drink sugared sodas at mealtimes. The question was whether many people are serially downing sugared soda after sugared soda in a bar context, keeping pace with the alcohol drinkers.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoYeah exactly. Even at meal times here in Spain most people drink zero by the way. It's even more of a thing now that the Spanish government restricted airconditioning to 27 degrees (80 degrees Fahrenheit) which means that bars are really hot now (the AC setting is 27 so a full bar is much hotter than that). And I often actually drink because I'm thirsty. Taking that much sugar in is really a bad thing.
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoYou can also drink water, juices or non-alcoholic beer and cocktails when you go out to bars. Nothing says you need to drink alcoholic beverages only. As long as you're paying, bartenders are happy to tailor something non-alcoholic for you without judging.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoI know, I was just talking about the sugared versions of soft drinks, as the OP mentioned sugar overload.