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 Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 6:49 pm
I started to take notice of the bottle of Diet Root Beer in my refrigerator and you know what I noticed? It said 0 Calories! And 0 sugar! The only thing that didn't have zero was 100 mg of sodium, is that alot?
So I didn't believe any of this. Obviously, so what do you guys think?
Discuss:
Fake facts on foods/drinks
Diet Drinks
Do you believe this is True?
Do you believe this is False?
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Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 10:11 am
If it's on the label it has to be true by law. However, I saw on another forum here that if it is below 5 calories per serving, the company can claim it as '0' calories or low-calorie. And honestly, that is quite a lot of sugar.
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Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:58 am
Muffyn If it's on the label it has to be true by law. However, I saw on another forum here that if it is below 5 calories per serving, the company can claim it as '0' calories or low-calorie. And honestly, that is quite a lot of sugar. I did see that, and its probably true here. And what do you mean alot of sugar? You mean sodium, uh right?
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Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 9:56 am
ShadowStalker27 Muffyn If it's on the label it has to be true by law. However, I saw on another forum here that if it is below 5 calories per serving, the company can claim it as '0' calories or low-calorie. And honestly, that is quite a lot of sugar. I did see that, and its probably true here. And what do you mean alot of sugar? You mean sodium, uh right?
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