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Only time I ever drink any is if I go to the movies, but I put a lot of ice...
Good choice. I used to drink a lot of soda and gave it up. After months I tried it again and almost gagged because of the sweetness. It’s so bad for you.
Sweet carbonated beverages are very unhealthy. Most are packed with that high fructose corn syrup, which is almost like poison. In addition, they're usually acidic enough to affect your body's pH, which is damaging over long periods of time.
But, like tobacco, it's big business, so it owns national and state politics/politicians.
In most cases, and individual's health is a personal responsibility.
Dedicated diet Coke drinker here. I don't need some bitchy British guy telling me sodas are evil. He was mostly focused on complaining brilliant marketing campaigns as much as anything else. Since I'm in the business, I applaud them.
If you want to read about some of Coke's marketing, read Sergio Zyman's book. He was in charge of the largest marketing blunder of modern times, New Coke.....or was it a blunder?????
A guy who owned a McD's said they have about 8 cents in a $1 soft drink, that includes ice, syrup, cup, straw and labor.
Mc Donald’s and Coke have a special relationship. An entire division of Coke is dedicated to McDonalds. The syrup is delivered cold and stored in stainless steel vats. It make a difference in taste.
It’s cheaper than water which is amazing since that is the #1 ingredient. Crazy how cheap crap food, fast food, snacks are compared to actual food. I can buy an entire meal from McDonalds for the price of 2-3 bell peppers.
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