Yes folks, this is a regular Coca Cola 325 ml tin, and a 5 grams packet of sugar.
It says that there is 11 grams of sugar in 100 mls, while the amount of sugar in a serving (240 ml) is 25 ml. Now who drinks only 73.8% of a Coca Cola can and leaves the rest for another day?
Supposing 100 ml had 11 grams, 325 ml has 11 / 100 * 325 = 35.75 grams. Now look to the right; a regular packet of sugar at 5 grams. 35.75 grams makes SEVEN packets of sugar!
Can you imagine drinking seven liquified packets of sugar?
Kids, carbonated drinks are bad for you. Low-sugar or “less sugar” canned drinks have 18 grams, or 4 packets. Not so obscenely diabetic.
i love coke.. hrmph
i heard before, just neevr measure it out~
finally someone else has noticed.. my uncle once told me about the contents of sugar.. he works in Fraser&Neave.. been staying away since..
I drink plain water / mineral water these days in KFC, McD..
Cool! You need someone to put it into cold, hard facts before you go "WHOA"
And WHOA I did.