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Sprite Zero

my parents got some of this stuff the other day - honestly i had two glasses of it and didn't know it wasn't regular sprite until i saw the bottle.
 
So what?s new?

Nothing, if you compare the lists of ingredients on Zero and on the ?old? Diet Sprite. Sweetened as they are with aspartame and acesulfame-K, they never did contain sugar or other carbohydrates. One of the Post food writers wondered: ?Why don?t they tell us it contains zero saturated fats??

http://www.theeagle.com/food/112404itk.php

Nothing has changed from Diet Sprite to Diet Sprite ZERO except for labeling.
 
Originally posted by: mzkhadir
So what?s new?

Nothing, if you compare the lists of ingredients on Zero and on the ?old? Diet Sprite. Sweetened as they are with aspartame and acesulfame-K, they never did contain sugar or other carbohydrates. One of the Post food writers wondered: ?Why don?t they tell us it contains zero saturated fats??

http://www.theeagle.com/food/112404itk.php

Nothing has changed from Diet Sprite to Diet Sprite ZERO except for labeling.
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that's exactly what i thought. they are just jumping on the whole "zero carb" bandwagon. at least the packaging is a little...more attentive.
 
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