#22

Can you still get Coke life? Remember that stuff made me really drowsy

#24

How does this affect infinite refills?

#25

Hope not, that stuff was Gaash.

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#27

Suggested post format when you have a can of fizzy drink (with an example)

Drink : Tango Orange
Country of Purchase: UK
Artificial sweetners listed in Ingredients: Yes

Let’s keep it factual people

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#28

infinitely many refills up to 2/3 of the volume of the cup?

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#29

Remember seeing a poster with Coke, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, and Coke life bottles on it, felt bad for caffeine free Diet Coke for being left out

#31

Had a can of proper coke at lunchtime and now I’ve got proper shakes.

#32

proper coke, proper haircuts

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#33

:woman_facepalming:

#34

I should stop drinking a can with me lunch so I’m happy about this

#36

The reduction in sugar in fizzy drinks will:

  • Make me drink less
  • Make me drink more
  • Make me drink the same
  • I hardly/don’t drink fizzy drinks I don’t know why I’m in this thread

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#37

Something about no tangible data linking aspartame to anything of concern other than a debunked study like 20 years ago. NHS website declares it perfectly safe

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#38

I have no health concerns to speak of - I just hate the taste of it

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#39

I drink loads of fizzy drinks, but only sugar free ones.

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#40

Then your answer should be drink the same then?

#41

dwiw

#42

Thank you

#43

No sugar tax here but I haven’t had a sugary drink in a few weeks. Looking forward to drinking my can of Tango that’s been in @Lo-Pan’s fridge for months now on Saturday.

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#44

Guys I’m gutted to tell you…San Pelly’s been hit :cry::cry::cry:

#45

Just had an orange Lucozade for the first time in a long while. Where has the sugar gone? Seems to taste more like Fanta, plus it has that horrible aftertaste of sweeteners.

The whole point of Lucozade is that it’s crammed with sugary, syrupy goodness.

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