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This is nonsense: 100g of mango has 14g of sugar 100g of watermelon has 6.2g of sugar 100g of navel orange has 12g of sugar 100g of sugar has 100g of sugar,
by Ensorceled 2y ago
This is nonsense:
100g of mango has 14g of sugar
100g of watermelon has 6.2g of sugar
100g of navel orange has 12g of sugar
100g of sugar has 100g of sugar, 1 can of Dr Pepper has 40g of sugar
It's both pure sugar AND more sugar. You have to eat more than half a pound of mango to get to the same sugar as a Dr Pepper.
- zajio1am 2y agoWhy you switched from grams to cans when compared to Dr Pepper? A can of Dr Pepper is 350 ml, so about 350 g. Therefore: 100 g of Dr. Pepper has 11g of sugar
- onlyrealcuzzo 2y agoBecause no one eats 1 pound of mango. People drink 10 cans of Dr. Pepper.
- nox101 2y agoI know lots of people that eat 1 pound of dried mango, usually sugared but often not.
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- ricardobeat 2y agoAs mentioned in the sibling comment, your numbers are not comparable, and anything >10% is already an absolutely unhealthy amount of sugar. Point being that sugary drinks/foods didn’t suddenly come to existence. There are sugary products everywhere because we want them - or you might say we were made to want them. We made it central to our culture in many ways, and accepted terrible dietary habits as the norm. The wide availability of something like Dr Pepper is as much a cause as a reflection of that.