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this post was submitted on 31 Aug 2023
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Not sure about an all out ban but its usage should definitely be reduced. 39g of sugar in a 12oz Coke is ridiculous.
Even relatively normal stuff like yogurt has a staggering amount of sugar (look at the weight in grams, and how much of that is sugar, also in grams. It's insane)
I just buy unflavored yogurt now, which is sugarless. And make smoothies with it. Can freeze berries and spinach for drinks :)
I mean, 100% agree, but not by force. If people want to drink sugar, that's their business... It's stupid, but sure, go for it.