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As someone who tries to minimise my sugar intake, one of my nightmares is getting served a non-diet drink by accident, because one of the lids gets pressed wron
by ValentineC 3y ago
As someone who tries to minimise my sugar intake, one of my nightmares is getting served a non-diet drink by accident, because one of the lids gets pressed wrongly along the way.
I wonder if there's technology out there for cheap sugar testing sticks… huh, it looks like a company finally launched like that in 2021.
- flemhans 3y agoGot a link for em strips?
- ValentineC 3y agoThe brand I found is called DietDetector: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/breakthrough-soft-drink-testing-strips-could-save-diabetic-lives-301436902.html https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/breakthrough-soft-d...
- jiveturkey 3y agoWouldn't you just be able to taste the difference, and then not drink it?
- JohnFen 3y agoI've long wondered about this sort of thing. I have friends who drink no-sugar drinks, but I can't stand them. Even the ones everyone says are fantastic taste bad to me. I wonder if there's not some sort of genetic connection influencing how some non-sugar sweeteners taste, much like the genetic link with cilantro tasting terrible for some. Might the commenter really not be able to taste the difference? To me, it would be stark and unmistakable, but perhaps that's not true for everyone.
- thomaslord 3y agoIt might also have something to do with acquired taste - maybe people who can tolerate artificial sweeteners have simply gotten used to the weird flavors they add and don't taste them anymore?
- ValentineC 3y agoI don't eat fast food or drink normal/diet soda enough to taste the difference, and the difference got even smaller when McDonald's in my country moved away from Coke Light/Diet Coke, and only sold Coke Zero as the no-sugar alternative.