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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We don't drink soda often, but were in Europe recently and got a pepsi. It tasted gross -- like diet pepsi, so I checked the ingredient list. It had sugar, but also sucralose. After googling a bit, I learned that the soda companies were under EU pressure to reduce the sugar in their sodas, so replaced about 20% of the sugar with sucralose. It's so disgusting! I'd rather drink 20% less soda, than have 20% of the sugar replaced with a gross chemical. Or maybe they could just make it with less sugar, and it would probably still be sweet enough? I was also excited to drink Lemon Fanta again -- it's really impossible to find in the US. But sadly, I could only find sugar-free Lemon Fanta anywhere that I looked. (It was gross, but actually not as gross as the Pepsi, because it turns out that lemon covers the sucralose taste better.) Normally I think the EU food regulations are so much better than America, but they really dropped the ball on this one. Just say no to sucralose, Europe!!! [/quote] +1000 It’s revolting. We’re in the UK often to visit family, and I won’t let my kids drink it. Most juices (especially those marketed to kids) have this as well. [/quote] Does UK have to follow that recommendation since they aren't in the EU anymore?[/quote]
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