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With so many beverages on the market, it might be hard to know just how bad some of them can be for your waistline.
You might be consuming more calories than you think when sipping on that drink...
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Rule #1 of keeping your caloric intake in check: Don't drink your calories.
Not that diet pop is healthy, either.
The article, though, is more about drinks like shakes, that most of us would consider "treats," not everyday drinks. And the article doesn't mention juices, like apple juice, which may be natural and unsweetened, but still have a lot of calories per ounce and little nutritional value.
But this one is even worse! As much fat as a stick and a half of butter? More calories than 48 oreos??????? OMG! And as much sodium as 9 bags of lays?
Baskin-Robbins Large Chocolate Oreo Shake
2,600 calories
135 g fat (59 g saturated fat, 2.5 g trans fat)
263 g sugars
1,700 mg sodium
This drink packs more sugar than 29 Fudgsicles, as much fat as a stick and a half of butter, more calories than 48 actual Oreos, three days’ worth of saturated fat, and as much salt as you’ll find in 9 bags of Lay’s Classic potato chips.
I bought the Snapple anti-oxidant water, on the list.
Didn't read the label until I got home, 32 grams of sugar, 32 grams of carbs! It was good though.
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