It's not as sugary compared to other candies Candy corn is not as sugary and sweet as you'd think.
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The latte has a maple-y, brown sugary flavor, and is less sugary than some of the company's other drinks.
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If you've ever imagined a world in which sugary cereal and sugary donuts could be combined into one ultimate breakfast superfood, your vision has come true.
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By the second year after implementation of a peso-per-liter tax in Mexico, consumption of sugary drinks decreased 9.7% and sales of non-sugary drinks increased by 2.1%.
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They added that their findings could support existing recommendations to limit sugary drink consumption, as well as policy actions such as taxation and marketing restrictions that targeted sugary drinks.
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In a statement, the heart association said the group is "leading efforts to reduce consumption of sugary drinks," and the group has advocated for increased taxes on sugary drinks.
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Both regular and diet sodas and flavored milk were included in the unhealthy "sugary" drink category, and 22018-percent fruit juices were included in the non-sugary drink category.
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People who consumed the most heavily processed foods typically drank a lot of sodas and other sugary beverages and ate lots of sugary, fatty and starchy foods, the study found.
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Ninety-six percent had given sugary drinks to their children in the month before the survey, and parents believed other sugary drinks — flavored waters, fruit drinks, and sports drinks — were better choices.
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Among them are improving school food, bettering conditions for chickens, reducing food waste, helping to pass a tax on sugary drinks, and his latest, curtailing ads for fatty, sugary foods aimed at children.
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Among them are improving school food, bettering conditions for chickens, reducing food waste, helping to pass a tax on sugary drinks, and his latest, curtailing ads for fatty, sugary foods aimed at children.
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Things have soured a bit for the sugary candy lately.
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But those slushy sippers typically contain tons of sugary calories.
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The machines mostly promote sugary beverages, candy, cookies and chips.
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It's transportive, reminiscent of sugary cereals and Saturday morning cartoons.
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No "Cheerios or sugary cereal" to select from, he says.
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One of the most effective strategies is taxing sugary drinks.
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Sophie: And this is super crispy, sugary, and delicious too.
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They come with poor options like fries and sugary beverages.
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Not the hard, sugary icing that no one enjoys eating.
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The sad reality is that sugary junk food is cheap.
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First: Stop drinking soda, sweetened coffees and other sugary drinks.
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Many localities also have slapped special taxes on sugary beverages.
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It was full of people who want cheap, sugary shots.
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One, it could be disgusting, like Manischewitz, really sugary wine.
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But the machine generally rattles out mediocre fucking sugary shit.
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Both illnesses are associated with the consumption of sugary drinks.
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Fortunately, the sugary crossings were kind, not to mention delicious.
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Sales of runny, sugary Yoplait were oozing off a cliff.
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Drinks. Switch that soda or sugary drink to water instead.
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Taxing sugary drinks, however, was only acceptable to a minority.
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James told Ferriss that he avoids sugary drinks and fried food.
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Empathy is "sugary soda, tempting and delicious and bad for us".
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The commander reappeared and gave us sugary tea in plastic cups.
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Despite its origins, it is an egg of sugary, sweet deliciousness.
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Hungary takes on unhealthy foods Hungary's taxes extend beyond sugary drinks.
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Sugary drinks have fallen out of favor with health-conscious consumers.
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Keep fruit drinks, soda and sugary beverages out of the house.
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The UK will also introduce a levy on sugary soft drinks.
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In April the government introduced a tax on sugary soft drinks.
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Taxes may also go up on alcohol, cigarettes and sugary drinks.
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With the tide turning away from sugary sodas, it makes sense.
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In fact, sugary sodas appear to be doing just the opposite.
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Forget sugary beverage syrups – just stock up on multi-purpose extracts!
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Sugary, buttery pastry flowing freely around my bloodstream, I nervously agree.
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Not to mention, the goopy, sugary formulas are a fucking mess.
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Sugary drink taxes were even endorsed by the World Health Organization.
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Avoid sugar-sweetened beverages such as soft drinks and sugary lattes.
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Poor people tend to drink more sugary drinks than higher earners.
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At the center of this sugary confection is Dakota Johnson's Alice.
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Firefighters in Poland are trying to clean up a sugary mess.
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It was known for being berry-flavored, sugary, and very blue.
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These jelly candies with a sugary coating date back to 1921.
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France, Norway, and the UK have similarly introduced sugary-drink taxes.
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It was buttery soft, rich, and sugary — a solid sugar cookie.
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I tasted this sour fermented sugary elderflower and it was amazing.
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It burns your tongue, but then melts into a sugary bliss.
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Each photo also features some incredible kicks accompanying those sugary masterpieces.
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We also looked at the global debate over taxing sugary drinks.
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The debate was settled in a sugary Hunger Games bake-off.
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Gun$ Garcia recommends you stay far, far away from sugary drinks.
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The movie opens at Christmas, but it's no sugary Hallmark fable.
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Create new habits that&aposll deflect you from eating sugary foods.
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Slash the sugary carbs too, including candy and sugar-sweetened beverages.
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We dropped globs of sugary dough into the fryer beside us.
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But still, sugary drinks are a mainstay in many children's diets.
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Sales of sugary breakfast cereals dropped 9%, per the Washington Post.
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Excess consumption of sugar, including from sugary drinks, contributes to this.
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Sugary drink consumption is directly linked to these obesity and diabetes epidemics.
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And the sugary drink tax doesn't just reduce consumption of bad calories.
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Why not try counting how many sugary hits you have a day?
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This time, he's taking on the churro, that sugary, fried-dough favorite.
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It wasn't too sweet or sugary, which was another mood board option.
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It recently hiked taxes on liquor, cigarettes, sugary drinks and vacation timeshares.
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After all, researchers have tracked people moving away from sugary soda overtime.
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Basically, Roseanne is a sugary chocolate chip cookie secretly sprinkled with kale.
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Patrons wash the revitalizing grub down with tinto, a sugary, weak coffee.
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Unlike many kids, Viven didn't want a sugary cake covered in frosting.
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At the same time, they were losing their taste for sugary soda.
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They tend too far towards the sugary side for most mainstream taste.
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Sugary drinks contribute 2 percent of the calories of the British diet.
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New excise taxes on tobacco, alcohol, and sugary drinks would be introduced.
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Consumers may notice the added sugars information most when buying sugary drinks.
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It's all the fun of a childhood Halloween, without the sugary stomachache.
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I was on a mission for donuts, churros, and really sugary things.
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Internal reaction to the move seemed relatively positive, or at least sugary.
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Sugary drinks also raise the risk of cavities and type 2 diabetes.
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A heady cocktail of sugary snacks to fuel you in between parties.
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It's one of the particular problems with sugary hot drinks, says Goldstone.
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To help boost revenues, he slapped a surprise levy on sugary drinks.
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The cocktails are numerous, and intensely sugary, and the highlights are clear.
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"Covered in chocolate," Thorne wrote alongside a picture of her sugary scene.
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Absent any health information, 60 percent of parents picked a sugary drink.
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To drink, order a fiimto , which balances sugary sweetness with acrid hibiscus.
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This will include products such as chocolate bars, sugary drinks and burgers.
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When it came to sugary, reminiscent-of-childhood cereals, Walmart definitely won.
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They drink more sugary drinks now than people who have more money.
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Some of those products are more obvious sugary foods, but not all.
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Mexico, for example, passed a sugary drinks tax that started in 2014.
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Taxes on sugary beverages increase consumer costs — and don't make us healthier.
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Avoid fatty, sugary, and raw foods when you're sick with the flu.
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"The first thing you notice is the sweet, sugary smell," Weisman said.
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Do you vote for sugary drinks or public health in that situation?
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I was a bit limited because I wasn't using the sugary ones.
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Some songs are sweet and sugary while other songs are really hard.
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People want fat-laden sugary and salty snacks; they need nutritious food.
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He cut down on sugary food and has increased his protein intake.
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An encouraging report on a tax on sugary drinks in Berkeley, Calif.
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But in recent years, customers have turned on the sugary blended beverages.
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"I still think it's a better choice than sugary sodas," Drayer said.
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Coke and Pepsi have struggled with soft sales of their sugary sodas.
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But we may still be getting hoodwinked by other, equally sugary beverages.
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The song is pure sugary pop, with undertones of determination and grit.
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New excise taxes on tobacco, alcohol and sugary drinks would be introduced.
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Young pointed out that sleep quality scores were only modestly worse among women who consumed sugary caffeine drinks compared to those who didn't, and future studies are needed to determine if drinking sugary coffee drinks affects sleep quality.
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In the latest study, released Tuesday in the American Journal of Public Health, a group at the University of California, Berkeley, looked at the extent to which low-income Berkeley residents cut down on sugary drinks four months after the implementation of the penny-per-ounce tax on sugary sodas and juices, energy drinks, and syrups that go into sugary drinks at cafes (think Starbucks Frappuccinos).
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Sugary drinks were a natural starting place to experiment with government intervention in the food environment since there's a lot of evidence linking sugary beverages to diet-related disease, and soda is an easily modifiable part of the diet.
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There was a very sugary, sweet option and Kourtney said, 'That's not me.
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Whatever, you're an adult—you can eat all the sugary cereal you want!
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There are few sugary embellishments and Wi-Fi access is spotty, at best.
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I snack on some Reese's Puff cereal because Friday deserves a sugary breakfast!
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Afternoons are spent chatting, chewing, and sipping endless small glasses of sugary tea.
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Passage of an impactful sugary drink tax would complete the Adam Smith trifecta.
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Baltimore restaurants can no longer include soda and sugary drinks on kids' menus.
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While choosing between hitting dinner plates labeled with more and less sugary foods.
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Sometimes the best way to show compassion is with words — and sugary drinks.
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It's also a bit like all of your sugary dreams have been realized.
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The company's beloved naming scheme of alphabetizing sugary things dies with Android Pie.
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Starchy, sugary, carby goodness like bagels, croissants, pizza won't help you that much.
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And not in like a sugary way, but in a very real way.
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Celebrity men seem to have an affinity for transforming themselves into sugary treats.
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Also, avoid sugar-sweetened beverages on top of eating sugary foods, King advised.
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So one question is whether we have to replace sugar in sugary beverages.
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On April 6th a new tax on sugary soft drinks comes into effect.
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But sales have slumped as consumers have shifted away from sugary soft drinks.
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Sure, there will always be room in our hearts for sugary, colorful cocktails.
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The shift comes amid widespread concerns about the health effects of sugary beverages.
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Most participants said they drank a mixture of sugary beverages and diet soda.
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The same might have to be done for sugary drink labels, Hammond said.
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The city also imposed a controversial tax on sugary beverages starting this year.
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The sugary early-morning staple is now officially part of the dessert world.
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Accompanied with a sugary sweet chilli sauce, it's an ancient culture — deep fried.
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They are manipulatively viral, sugary sweet, and an underappreciated force for good. Stop.
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Coca-Cola stopped producing sugary drinks in Venezuela because it cannot obtain sugar.
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The beverage industry says that sugary drink taxes disproportionately hurt the poor economically.
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Advertising for products such as chocolate, sugary drinks and burgers will be banned.
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We can be happy for new parents without sugary frosting or twee decorations.
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San Francisco, Philadelphia, Berkeley, Boulder or Oakland all have taxes on sugary drinks.
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One sip of this wine tasted like a mouthful of very sugary Moscato.
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If you aren't looking for a sugary treat, then you should look elsewhere.
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PepsiCo is working to improve Mountain Dew sales, as customers ditch sugary sodas.
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The result is an arc of sugary sweetness that's also a visual gem.
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We've rounded up a select 17 of the most heartfelt, sugary-sweet treats.
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Instead, Frank whipped up a sugary mixture of Midori, blue curaçao, and vodka.
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Before long, it reopened that door to all the sugary things I loved.
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Do you have a favorite game-time snack, healthy, sugary, savory, or otherwise?
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It's the soda giant's most expensive move yet away from sugary soft drinks.
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Vendors at the local market sipped sugary coffee and laid out their wares.
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Mexicans get one-fifth of their calories from sugary drinks, the study says.
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Americans have shelved sugary cereals and yogurts in favor of healthier breakfast meals.
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I know sugary soft drinks should not be part of anyone's regular diet.
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You get the berries, translucent and sugary, and the muffin, compressed and sweaty.
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But they're not over-indulgent when it comes to the seasonal sugary treat.
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But it is nothing like the sugary, heavy mead found at Renaissance fairs.
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The cities of Berkeley and Philadelphia have already approved taxes on sugary beverages.
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All of the delicious sugary goodness is allowed right in your carry-on.
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Unlike beer, mineral water and sugary drinks, Argentine wine is exempt from tax.
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Sugary, oily foods are engineered to be consumed often and in big portions.
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Even "High Hopes," the sugary comeback hit from the pop-punk survivors Panic!
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After a year of having a sugary hot drink every day If you've been drinking sugary drinks like these regularly, you might, says Goldstone, be in the beginning stages of insulin resistance -- and at higher risk of diabetes in the future.
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Last year, an article in The New York Times revealed that Coca-Cola, the world's largest producer of sugary beverages, had provided millions of dollars in funding to researchers who sought to play down the link between sugary drinks and obesity.
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If you want to splurge on a sugary drink, go for the smallest size.
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Half the population consumes sugary drinks on a given day, according to the CDC.
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Responding to the study, the American Beverage Association stressed the safety of sugary drinks.
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What makes Blinkie's so miraculous is not the unique artistry of its sugary confections.
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Earlier this week, Pepsi also reported weak quarterly sales of sodas and sugary drinks.
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The Israeli company sells devices for making carbonated water at home, sugary syrup optional.
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Not to mention that avoiding a holiday hangover from sugary seasonal cocktails sounds ideal.
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"Since then, we've seen major declines in employee consumption of sugary beverages," she said.
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One thing the sugary dessert is not usually considered, however, is easy to make.
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Might you feel the effects of a fatty, sugary holiday dinner in other ways?
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It's a classic pop record: simple lyrics, pleasingly generic production, and swelling, sugary hooks.
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For sugary drinks, which provide only part of consumers' sugar intake, it is harder.
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Here's a study on why parents shouldn't let their children consume these sugary drinks.
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And you should be able to talk in detail about your favorite sugary snacks.
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And one city made sugary beverages more expensive so people would drink less soda.
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That lazy, sugary dream became a reality for one Reno, NV, family this weekend.
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Ms Nooyi presciently invested in healthier offerings, offsetting weakness in sales of sugary products.
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"I would drink a lot of soda and eat sugary things," explains Sigler, 36.
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IT IS the sugary nectar poured down the throats of millions around the world.
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We cannot prove that there are extreme withdrawal effects from these sugary-based foods.
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Who can hate love when it comes with a side of sugary-caffeinated goodness?
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In the 85033's, children drank nearly three times more milk than sugary drinks.
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The latest to get the multicolor treatment isn't a trendy latte or sugary snack.
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He was fed a human diet that included uncooked instant noodles and sugary drinks.
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Fatty, sugary foods are discouraged along with consuming too much red or processed meat.
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They're particularly drawn to fallen, fermenting fruit and sugary beverages like beer and cider.
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Other big changes include less-sugary chocolate milk, slimmer kids fries, and no cheeseburgers.
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It'll take more than just sugary sweetness to bring something new to the table.
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The measure that passed Wednesday taxes not just sugary drinks but also diet drinks.
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By now I was a sugary, stodgy mess of pancake, chicken nuggets, and cider.
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The sugary smorgasbord includes chocolate chip cookies, tiramisu push pops, and a chocolate fountain.
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After all, sugary soft drink sales began falling long before any city taxed them.
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The food industry's savvy marketing and distribution efforts, meanwhile, made their sugary products omnipresent.
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The internet is invested in the tale of Johny, Papa, and their sugary deceit.
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Nevermind the 25,85033 Americans who die each year due to overconsumption of sugary drinks.
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We need broad public policy solutions to reduce children's access to cheap sugary drinks.
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I like oat milk the most because it tastes great and isn't too sugary.
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They were sweet but not sugary and toed the line between crispy and soft.
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Young had a client with high cholesterol who ate a ton of sugary licorice.
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A Nutella that's a little more sugary and a little bit lighter in hue.
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Did you eat a lot of heavy, custardy, super sugary pies over the winter?
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Clinton became the first presidential candidate to explicitly endorse a tax on sugary drinks.
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Diabetes is common, too, as the villagers routinely consume sugary drinks instead of water.
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It can be snorted and has a weird sort of sugary taste to it.
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We've all indulged in a bowl of sugary cereal too late in the day.
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But to see nude mods in something as sweet and sugary as Stardew Valley?
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A tiny sliver of chocolate covering a giant reservoir of eye wateringly sugary goo?
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It's sweet, but not sugary; wonderfully full-bodied; smoky, and served on the rocks.
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We even recommended it as a healthier alternative to sodas and other sugary drinks.
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Painful symptoms can be triggered by fatty or sugary foods, as well as dairy.
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It's not hyperbolic to claim that sugary drinks pose a major public health threat.
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Those include far more sugary options like Pumpkin Spice Cheerios and Apple Cinnamon Cheerios.
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She ate the cream-free ones at teatime, each dipped in sugary, hot chai.
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Also consider that many sugary fruit juices are as bad for you as sodas.
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Instead, she consumed hyper-caloric processed foods and drank a ton of sugary beverages.
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Since then, fans of the sugary treat have ordered them online from other countries.
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Plus, the small kick it did have didn't last, leaving an unpleasant sugary taste.
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He then taunted Warren Buffett, suggesting his idea of corporate "moats" is sugary nonsense.
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More sugary beverages and simple carbohydrates than they'd normally consume at a birthday party!
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The United States Navy has eliminated fried food and sugary drinks on its ships.
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You're trying to subliminally tempt people into eating sugary snacks for your own gain.
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Once, I clocked the sauce, I realized I had made an even sugary choice.
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Sugary and fatty foods can cause gastric-bypass patients to have cramping and diarrhea.
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But sugary junk foods can leave you feeling tired and craving more food fixes.
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" Another, who used to seek fatty and sugary foods, said, "I crave salads now.
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WHO has already recommended a 20 percent tax on sugary drinks to reduce consumption.
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Coke will have to work hard to justify a shift away from sugary drinks.
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That's far more than proponents of taxes on sugary beverages have had on hand.
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He added a 15-cent tax on sugary drinks in his restaurants last year.
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I live near Berkeley and Oakland and have seen them pass sugary drinks taxes, and I'm still not sure if they're beneficial because they raise the price of [soda] or because they make people think more [about the health effects of sugary drinks].
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As the Center for Science in the Public Interest put it, Kwan's dual role "cannot be reconciled" because of the Council's and Coca-Cola's completely opposite messages — avoid sugary drinks and drink Coca-Cola (arguably the world's most famous sugary drink) respectively.
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This follows a recent study linking sugary beverage consumption to greater risk of premature death.
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Or, even more importantly, learn what sugary treat you definitely want to stay away from.
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Or try making the switch from a sugary cereal to a more protein-rich breakfast.
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That followed a British government decision to impose a levy on makers of sugary drinks.
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But governments that tax sugary drinks save lives, generate revenue and protect kids and adults.
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It's been a big (read: sugary, sparkly, and Instagrammable) year in the world of cereal.
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After Berkeley introduced its tax, sales of sugary drinks rose by 6.9% in neighbouring cities.
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Friends, they are so good — sugary on the outside and delightfully gooey on the inside.
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That's right: The sugary, gooey marshmallow goodies that dominate convenience store shelves every Easter season.
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Smoking has been banned in all public places, and taxes on sugary foods have risen.
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And cities around the country, including Berkeley and Seattle, have started to tax sugary drinks.
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Maybe, all it takes to heal America's gaping political chasms is a sugary artificial beverage.
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The too-sugary tropical cocktails on the menu often contain hundreds and hundreds of calories.
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I find that I am so full after meals that I don't crave sugary sweets.
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Now, sugary drinks aren't the cause of type 2 diabetes but are definitely a contributor.
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The sugary app is leaping into the real world as a live-action game show.
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And if you're eating mostly sugary fruits, you can see why this is a problem.
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They're light, they're entertaining and they sometimes have a sugary glaze and sprinkles on top.
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Mexico instituted a 10% tax on sugary drinks, such as juice and soda, in 2013.
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The sugary taste, it seemed, was fooling the brain into thinking it had more fuel.
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Boulder passed a tax on sugary drinks in a closer race, according to unofficial results.
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People who drink sugary beverages don't necessarily cut back on their calorie intake to compensate.
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A child is taken into a room and presented with a choice of sugary snacks.
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Ever wondered exactly what effect those sweet, sugary drinks might be having on your teeth?
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And did Kim treat herself to a taste of any of the purchased sugary snacks?
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They might also help short-termist buyers avoid the long-term consequences of sugary indulgences.
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You can even get started right now, with our sugary pick for your own state.
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He overhauled his diet, cutting out candy and sugary drinks, including his beloved Cherry Coke.
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It's still as sugary and has the same Coke taste as the original, of course.
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I asked for coffee instead, and the waitress brought a mug of brown, sugary instant.
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On the bright side, Americans in general have been drinking less sugary soda over time.
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So scroll on to swaddle yourselves in the sugary blanket of our favorite candy brands.
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I picked up a bag of four of the fried sugary treats for 15 pesos.
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Every single sugary tax proposal put before voters in 2016 in the U.S. was successful.
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Health authorities should discourage people from consuming sugary drinks, the authors of the study conclude.
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That might be because we just replace sugary foods with other, less-sugar-based calories.
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The sugary jaggery activates the yeast in the sticky rice, which initiates the fermenting process.
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But when everyone has a stock of sugary THC it doesn't merit a second thought.
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And, of course, sugary mixers — we see you, Jose Cuervo — mask the taste of alcohol.
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This isn't the first time that sugary drinks have been linked with bad health outcomes.
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Eager believers often hand out rich meals or sugary snacks in an effort to please.
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South Africa is considering a sugary drink tax, the first African nation to do so.
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Earlier this year, she endorsed a Philadelphia proposal to impose a tax on sugary drinks.
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Passing a tax on sugary drinks in Cook County marked a key moment for proponents.
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A bill to place warning labels on sugary drinks in Baltimore failed two years ago.
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Diabetes rates have almost tripled over the past three decades, while sugary beverage consumption doubled.
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But in recent years, increasingly health-conscious customers have turned on the sugary blended beverages.
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Sugary foods are low in fiber, and fiber is key for keeping you feeling full.
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It is almost unrecognizable from the sugary-sweet, overtly sexual realm of the early aughts.
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Its strawlike mouth can pierce through the hardest bark to reach the sugary sap inside.
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Grains such as barley are combined with hops to create a sugary substance called wort.
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Spears keeps it strong and sugary, reportedly mixing it up with Frappuccinos and iced coffee.
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Maybe you swore off sugary drinks, and it's weird when their family offers you some.
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People are eating more meat, drinking more sugary drinks, and, thanks to urbanization, exercising less.
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Chukar Cherries, $30A little sugary trailside pick-me-up in a tin they'll never toss.
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Think beaches of sugary soft sand, and rainforest views from 196 oversized rooms and suites.
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Sugary beverages are thought to be one of the major drivers of the obesity epidemic.
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And they'd keep doing this even when a sugary reward was not waiting for them.
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Mr. Brady writes that, like him, we should avoid sugary foods and other processed carbohydrates.
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Soda and other sugary beverages, on the other hand, increase the risk of stone formation.
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This is unusual in a Hunanese kitchen, but only those spareribs were off-puttingly sugary.
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A new San Francisco law requires health warning labels on public advertisements for sugary beverages.
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To make a cupcake without any gilding, drizzling or sugary swirling on top takes guts.
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Because the study is observational, the findings don't prove soda and sugary drinks cause cancer.
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In targeting sugary drinks, policymakers send misleading messages about how to adopt a healthy diet.
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HONG KONG — Cookies and sugary drinks served at government meetings are about to go away.
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It baked up into a crackling, sugary, salty bliss that was impossible to stop devouring.
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Officials globally are considering sugary drinks taxes to try to stem obesity and diabetes epidemics.
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Researchers found that, much like humans, bumblebees will gladly perform basic tasks for sugary treats.
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But most are welcoming; they pull up chairs and offer mugs of sugary, black tea.
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We're finally moving away from sugary, dehydrating, disease-inducing sodas and buying healthier bottle water.
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A tax on sugary drinks implemented in 24 in Mexico appears to have had a significant impact: After one year, sales of sugary beverages in the country fell as much as 210 percent while bottled water purchases rose 220 percent, a new study found.
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Cake is rich and sugary, with a fine crumb; muffins are lofty, open and less sweet.
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The only way to understand YMO is to first and foremost brace yourself for sugary kitsch.
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Frequent consumption of sugary drinks has also been linked to a higher risk of premature death.
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"There's something comforting and cozy about [the smell of] something baking or something sugary," she says.
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On average, men consumed more sugary drinks than women -- 90.3 ml daily compared to 74.6 ml.
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Yes, I'm talking about the kind that churn neon-coloured sugary drinks at dingy bowling alleys.
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"Back In The Band" chomps like a steel shear and then soars with sugary dual leads.
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The reality star's video showed a Poosh-inspired sugary sculpture of a luxurious bubble-filled bathtub.
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The end result is that you just want to eat more sugary and carb-full foods.
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" Murgatroyd's steak and cruciferous vegetable dinner packs in more protein, while avoiding "sugary sauces or glazes.
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A similar relationship between sugary beverages and death due to coronary heart disease was not found.
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Meanwhile, South Africa intends to invest in the health of its citizens by taxing sugary drinks.
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I really enjoyed the sugary hit followed by the warmer glow that balanced out the sweetness.
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Daily consumers of sodas, sports drinks and other sugary beverages should "cut down substantially," McKeown said.
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I order a Snapple, needing something sugary to quench my hangover thirst, plus fish and eggs.
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They had the greatest reductions in sugary beverage intake and larger improvements in their metabolic health.
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In October the World Health Organisation urged all countries to impose a tax on sugary drinks.
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In the West, Zanzibar conjures up images of sugary white sands, warm breezes and turquoise waters.
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They're made by beating together gelatin or another gel-forming ingredient with a hot sugary syrup.
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Image: AP Coca-Cola has long made some pretty crazy health claims about its sugary products.
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Some focus on vegan or gluten-free foods, while others are jam-packed with sugary sweets.
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The sugary cereal will be popping up at grocery stores around the U.S. starting in June.
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Each scoop is a blend of crunchy cereal bits and the nostalgic flavor of sugary milk.
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But we can and do also buy unhealthy things -- processed meats, sugary drinks, highly processed food.
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I'm tempted to buy a shake, but they are huge and sugary, so I skip it.
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"It's pretty sweet ... I don't know if it's sugary," Bush Hager replied with a sly smile.
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I love, love, love dairy milk and the soy was way too sugary for my liking.
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To be sure, even Coca-Cola's most sugary drinks are like leafy kale compared with cigarettes.
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When I first started practicing, I would see babies being fed bottles filled with sugary drinks.
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You don't want to marinate them in anything sugary because it'll make them burn more easily.
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Products including sugary drinks, cheeseburgers, chocolate and salted nuts would not be permitted to be advertised.
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Women were sharing hot chocolate (with marshmallows!) and eating brand-name sugary-mouth scraping cereal. Donuts!
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That's right — even sugary, caffeinated sodas count as hydrating, because they're still made mostly of water.
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But before it could enjoy its sugary treasure, a larger squirrel stole it and ran off.
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The other really important thing is to balance the drinks, not too sugary or too acidic.
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In addition, a tax on sugary drinks is set to be introduced in two years' time.
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The sugary bobbly bits (what do we even call them?) make for a very intriguing texture.
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Evidence continues to accumulate showing that taxes on sugary drinks are a promising "win-win" policy.
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No amount of sugary cereal, be it one bowl or five, can make up the deficit.
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Nearly all sugar in sugary drinks is added; soda doesn't have any natural sugar at all.
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Although their first attempt wasn't so successful, the two created sugary magic with their second attempt.
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A bowl of sugary cereal is kind of the universal symbol for the innocence of childhood.
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Trilobites Do city bees feast on flower nectar, or do they mostly slurp up sugary soda?
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Epstein had a major sweet tooth, frequently buying candy bars, cookies, and sugary drinks while incarcerated.
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Seven municipalities put taxes on sugary drinks on the books since 2015, according to the ABA.
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But notably, 26 of the studies reported no link between sugary soft drinks and poor health.
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One way is to tax sugary drinks, like sodas, fruit drinks, energy drinks and iced teas.
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Taste-testers were then delighted with the sugary, sweet flavor of Trader Joe's mini vanilla cupcakes.
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Pepsi, after all, makes the bulk of its money by selling sugary drinks and fatty snacks.
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Before you plop that next sugary candy, cake or cookie in your pie hole, listen closely.
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Sugary drinks are contributing to U.S. rates of obesity, diabetes and heart disease, the company noted.
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A tax on sugary soft drinks, like the one proposed in Philadelphia and endorsed by Mrs.
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A sugary drinks levy is a separate U.K. government initiative due to begin on April 6.
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I, for one, am shocked that my giant sugary drink doesn't actually have any health benefits.
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Another tried and true strategy for hooking the jittery and flighty attention of sugary cereal consumers?
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How long would it take before your heart pumped out nothing but a salty, sugary sludge?
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This sugary sensation, brought to our attention by Time Out London, could certainly break the internet.
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For these reasons, reducing sugary beverage consumption has been a significant focus of public health intervention.
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With a few exceptions, their smells are easy and accessible: sugary and tart, creamy and honeyed.
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And it can smell like the sugary breakfast cereals that fueled our Saturday morning cartoon binges.
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Most fruits, including bananas, are sugary and high in fructose; fructose, after all, means fruit sugar.
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His increased capacity for a soft, breathy, intimate, sugary loverboy whisper is just an added bonus.
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Clever Canadian firms sent sugary cake mixes to the United States — where the sugar was extracted.
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Afterward, when I go to breakfast, I find myself avoiding the sugary garbage and eating healthy.
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For electrolyte recovery on hot or extreme training days, he recommends Pedialyte over sugary sports drinks.
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There was no sign of a sugary top, which is the whole essence of the brulée.
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These foods include processed carbs, fatty cuts of red meat, fried foods, sugary drinks, and alcohol.
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Buttery, sugary, and dense, Milk Bar's famous pie (serves 8-10) is the definition of indulgence.
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That stiff white disk will never dissolve, leaving hard, sugary pockets where mousselike suppleness should reign.
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It has fulfilled countless sugary dreams for Australian kids and undoubtedly contributed to kitchen meltdowns nationwide.
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These sugary carbs rapidly flood the bloodstream, providing lots of sugar without any added nutrition. 3.
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Dunkin' also sold more donuts in the quarter, even as consumers shy away from sugary snacks.
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You banned trans fats from restaurants and tried to do the same with large sugary drinks.
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His proposed ban on sugary drinks, which for some reason didn't include juices, over 16 ounces.
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Theoretically, taxing sugary drinks is supposed to curb sales and prod consumers into making healthier choices.
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G.T.: We can put warning labels on sugary beverages as we're trying to do in California.
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We can drop sugary drinks from kids' menus at restaurants, as some chain restaurants already are.
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Carbonated and sugary drinks have come under pressure as consumer tastes have shifted to healthier drinks.
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The policy statement is the first time AAP has recommended taxes on sugary drinks, it said.
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"Eggplants with thin skins, persimmons that are silky and sugary, organic eggs, local bread," she said.
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Incidentally, Pisces, you really need to cut down on your consumption of sugary treats this month.
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But they don't address the role the cocoa delivery mechanism — sugary chocolate — may play in obesity.
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At first, Dorothy comes off as a bubbly teenage girl with a love for sugary drinks.
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The warehouse grocery chain recently released the sugary treat for purchase at any of its outposts – but you'll have to have a membership, and maybe a cart to get the pounds of classic cinnamon swirled dough enrobed in layers of sugary white icing home with you.
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"As with the ban on tobacco, leadership by hospitals and health plans to eliminate the sale of sugary drinks can improve the health of their employees, increase public awareness about the contribution of sugary drinks to obesity, and thereby change social norms," the medical groups said.
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This means that if you have a truly sugary breakfast, you probably won't feel energized for long.
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In 2017, Philadelphia became the second US city to put a tax on sugary drinks and soda.
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This includes biscuits, cups of sugary tea or coffee and other snacks with refined carbohydrates like crisps.
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Getting your protein can taste so much better than a sugary, pasty bar from a foil wrapper.
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If sugary cream isn't melting off a cone and onto your hand, are you even doing summer?
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As with many of her sugary creations, Rosko posted an Instagram video of the macarons being made.
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Sugary drink sales bans have been somewhat less controversial than soda taxes, which have had mixed results.
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But residents also reported buying more sugary beverages in neighboring towns that did not have soda taxes.
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In Brussels she sipped sugary bubble tea and posed on the steps of the old stock exchange.
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The only thing you'll need to supply is a super sugary birthday cake from your local grocer.
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Starve those suckers by keeping your sugar intake low and avoiding sugary foods when you are sick.
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Odds are good that your body's going to crave high fat foods in addition to sugary snacks.
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While sales in sugary sodas have slowed down, Reuters notes that health drinks are on the rise.
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And they're so insanely sugary that just one should satisfy you for the rest of the season.
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Health officials there said the information helped people understand how many calories were in a sugary drink.
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And so we substituted whole milk, peanut butter and regular salad dressing with sugary reduced-fat versions.
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"What I found, with the research, is that sugary caffeinated beverages should be cut out," Manaker said.
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While Easter is a religious occasion, for most of us it's about an avalanche of sugary treats.
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Carbonated beverages sales have softened in recent years, as consumers seek calorie-free alternatives to sugary drinks.
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If everything about that bottled sugary booze was infinitely better, it would be Ramona's Lemon Wine Spritz.
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It's the bun, the French fries and the sugary drink that washes it all down, he said.
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With more and more people turning to more healthful drinks, selling sugary soda is a losing game.
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Starting August 28th, the sugary, salty, and incredibly fatty drink will officially flood our social media feeds.
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That's right – all you can eat (as long as they're not fried or covered in sugary sauce).
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He gave up sweet tea and stopped eating Kellogg Co's Froot Loops and the other sugary cereals.
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Opinion research indicates that an increasing number of people understand the true health impact of sugary drinks.
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Every 12-ounce sugary drink they consumer per day increases their risk of obesity by 60 percent.
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Typical U.S. kids menus often are limited to hamburgers, pizza, chicken nuggets, french fries and sugary sodas.
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But "Can't Stop the Feeling," is a pure pop song, sure to be a sugary summery hit.
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They're either too swamped by synths ("Take It Away") or too sugary and unobtrusive ("Light Me Up").
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Whether you've been naughty or nice this year, the sugary sweet beverage will only cost you $2.49.
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For non-Juggalos, Faygo is a cheap, sugary, carbonated soda that's culturally important in the Juggalo world.
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The survey also asked how many sugary drinks teens consumed and inquired about teens' height and weight.
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The introduction of a new tax on sugary drinks was the highlight of the British government's budget.
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Both Pepsi and Coke have are increasing options for less sugary drinks, responding to changing consumer tastes.
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Sugary drinks and "bad carbs" can increase your risk of prostate cancer (and breast cancer), studies show.
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HFCS is used in a number of consumer products including processed foods, breakfast cereals and sugary sodas.
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The groups hoped to prove links between Dr. Carroll and companies that make sugary drinks and snacks.
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Shoppers in Riyadh said sugary soft drinks were still available in stores with no change in price.
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Tulumba is a popular Turkish dessert that resembles a churro and is soaked in a sugary syrup.
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Scaling Back It may seem obvious that taxing sugary drinks causes people to drink less of them.
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Kids who became overweight were also more likely to consume a lot of sugary foods and drinks.
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Sugary-drink taxes have been controversial in the United States, where the food industry has fought them.
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It's hard to believe that the baker behind this sugary work of art is a Trump fan.
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There's a sweet spread made from condensed milk soaking in between the sugary, crisp slices of bread.
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Sugary drinks are blamed for up to 2000,2124 deaths worldwide each year, 212,25 of them from diabetes.
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Sweet and sour pork with pineapple was less sugary than usual, but I still left it alone.
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"Purchases of juice and sugary sodas went down, and people apparently just didn't miss them," she said.
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HFCS is used in a number of consumer products, including processed foods, breakfast cereals and sugary sodas.
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D, his partner, and I popped open our cans of sugary coffee and made more small talk.
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But there's pretty good evidence that Americans are still getting hoodwinked by juices and other sugary beverages.
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I'm usually good at holding myself back, I know how dangerous sugary and salty snacks can be.
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But the well-meaning religious offerings of sugary drinks and fatty foods are having unintended health consequences.
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Consumers are spurning sugary drinks, but Coca-Cola is trying to lure them with something different: coffee.
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So I dutifully show up to each bake sale with a tray of sugary, homemade kid bait.
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And I wanted that to come across, that she's just comfortable and kind of sugary and warm.
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Failing to ban the sale of large sugary drinks Not all of Bloomberg's efforts, however, were successful.
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Take the iconic Frappuccino, for example — in the UK they have "light" versions of this sugary drink.
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Iranians were being forced to economize, trading lunch at kebab restaurants for cheap pleasures like sugary snacks.
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There are government campaigns, in various cities, and funded by the C.D.C. to discourage sugary drink consumptions.
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Getting the university to stop selling sugary drinks was surprisingly easy, Ms. Schmidt and her colleagues say.
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"You have five different types of sugary cereals or five different types of ice cream," Young said.
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Including snacks, kids got 256 daily servings of refined grains and 260.2 daily servings of sugary drinks.
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Experts say no sugary drinks for kids, but parents can't do it alone View the discussion thread.
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Food and beverage companies are trying to stay relevant as people ditch packaged foods and sugary drinks.
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And it's not just that people are choosing unhealthy options such as red meat and sugary sodas.
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But how much do facts really matter when we're talking about the sugary high of celebrity gossip?
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The network noted that it's unclear if the tax has changed buying habits of the sugary beverages.
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Jell-O combined gelatin with sugary fruit syrups, which made it sweeter than other instant gelatin products.
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In fact, for the first time ever, Americans are buying more bottled water than sugary soft drinks.
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I grew up watching cartoons on TV, and every commercial was about some sort of sugary cereal.
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In the UK, the government on April 211 launched a sugar tax targeting sugary drinks as well.
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These included: labels that were easy to understand and that rated the healthfulness of beverages; limits on availability of sugary sodas in schools; price increases on sugary sodas in restaurants, stores and leisure centers; inclusions of healthier beverages in children's menus; and promotion of healthier beverages in supermarkets.
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Gummies are the top of her sugary food chain because there are so many varieties to choose from.
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For some, putting something sugary in their mouth after they've eaten can signal that the meal is over.
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She comes armed with a thermos of sugary coffee with a hint of cinnamon and packets of cookies.
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America's obsession with sugary drinks originated in Prohibition Americans can blame their sweet tooth on Prohibition, Johnson said.
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One clear move that helps: avoiding sugary drinks like soda, sports drinks, and even those delicious flavored lattes.
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But don't load up on sugary or alcoholic drinks because that would make you lose more body fluid.
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And in the U.S. at least, Coca-Cola's sugary hold on the public is slowly losing its grip.
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As YouTube user Knifemaker demonstrates, you could actually turn all those sugary treats into a functional kitchen knife.
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Cleaning even a 10ml batch of viscous, sugary goop off the dining room table will ruin your afternoon.
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But, don't load up on sugary or alcoholic drinks as this would make you lose more body fluid.
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In the current study, the risk associated with sugary drinks rose with higher consumption for men and women.
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Dessert, featuring a mix of savory and sugary Cheetos treats (cookies and crepes included), was perhaps the nadir.
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In March 6.53 Berkeley, California, put a tax of one cent per ounce (26.5 grams) on sugary drinks.
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It was bought by an Israeli company in 1998 and branded as a wholesome alternative to sugary drinks.
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Several countries, along with a handful of American cities, have introduced taxes on sugary drinks in recent years.
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But this sugary pastime has a sinister side, as Quebeckers are now learning through a sensational criminal trial.
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However, without a doubt, sugary drinks play a role in the type 2 diabetes and obesity epidemic.[CSPI]
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If you'd eaten something, maybe some sugary or fatty snack, you wouldn't have gotten so wasted so quicky.
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To discourage overeating, France taxes sugary drinks, bars junk food in schools and has rules on nutritional labelling.
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At the end of the day, you're not slurping on a cocktail that tastes like sugary children's cereal.
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A faint band of light stretched from one horizon to the other — mottled, sugary, serene, like diamond dust.
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Sugary drinks like orange juice or soda may increase the risk of contracting cancer, French scientists have claimed.
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Right when the fluffy cloud that is cotton candy started oozing sweet sugary alien blood, I laughed hard.
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American households earning less than $10,000 a year buy twice as much sugary drink as those earning $100,000.
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Or, just screw it, dim the lights, leave a bucket of sugary delights outside, and dismantle the doorbell.
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However, he believes that another mechanism may also play a part in the epidemic: rehydration with sugary drinks.
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"For me, personally, it's fine," he said after learning that the tax would only apply to sugary drinks.
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Photo: Jack Taylor (Getty Images)That kids (and adults) in America love their sugary drinks is no secret.
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He tried to ban the sale of large sugary drinks and backed government action to curb climate change.
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The sauce which it was bathed in was tastefully sour and blessedly devoid of any sugary overkill. Touché.
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Some genes might put their bearers at risk of obesity in the modern world of fatty, sugary snacks.
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The sold-out Matcha (my favorite of the bunch) captures the sugary, grassy bite of strong, honey'ed tea.
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So, who better to munch her way through 100 grams of shiny, sugary meaninglessness, I hear you ask?
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The sender and receiver of the sugary white flag remains unknown, but it appears that war is over.
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I remember the exact moment I realized I had gotten too old to eat sugary cereal for breakfast.
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The Philadelphia vote marked a major victory for health advocates who say sugary drinks cause obesity and diabetes.
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It was a brief and welcomed sugary relief from the unrelenting pressure they had been under for months.
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Nutritionist Chelsey Amer told me that sugary cereals frequently lack the good stuff that leave us feeling satisfied.
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The budget on March 203th unveiled a new levy on sugary drinks, to be implemented by April 2018.
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But anyone looking for a side of Disney enchantment with their sugary snack knows exactly where to go.
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The sticky and sweet dessert boasts classic pumpkin spice flavors and comes coated with a thick, sugary glaze.
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Pumpkin Spice Frosted Flakes combine the sugary flavors of the breakfast cereal with subtle notes of pumpkin spice.
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Many com mentors were quick to note that in New England, the sugary sliver are known as "jimmies."
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The photos were spellbinding: the porridge sticky, the iced cakes pink and white and sugary, the mouse cute.
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One study linked acne to skim milk, while others have tied it to eating too many sugary foods.
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His watercolor paintings of sugary junk food, like Hove's cakes, are both attractive and repellent, beautiful and toxic.
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After Mexico enacted its soda tax, public health researchers found that every socioeconomic group drank fewer sugary drinks.
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They don't expect the added cost to sugary drinks will drive down the UK's rate of obesity immediately.
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Meat, potentially one of the diabetic's safest foods, is often slathered in sugary barbecue sauce or honey glaze.
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In the past decade or so, we have succeeded in recognizing the harms of sugary beverages like soda.
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Over time, our tastes adjust, and we seek even more sugary, fatty foods, which the restaurant dutifully provides.
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Dr. Esperanza Cerón, director of a group that campaigned for a tax on sugary drinks, experienced it firsthand.
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Blair, 13, recommends "supermarket grappa," the roughness of which he says pairs well with the cold, sugary candy.
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Then I saw it: a fresh chocolate chip cookie — still warm, still soft and oozing with sugary goodness.
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We play games at Punch Bowl Social until about 2131.17, spending an obscene amount on sugary drinks ($40).
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The musical is ideal for families looking for something yeastier and more complex than the usual sugary diversions.
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The next step, Malik explains, was to examine how sugary beverages relate to the risk of premature death.
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Scaling Back In the first year of a big soda tax in Mexico, sales of sugary drinks fell.
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And Chicago's new sugary soda tax imposed just this month has already generated plenty of confusion and anger.
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Most of the other chardonnays were pleasant enough but overtly sugary, appealing to the famous American sweet tooth.
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Children could swap sugary breakfast cereals, he said, for the cheaper, healthier amaranth grain, prized by the Aztecs.
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The authors defined "sugary beverage" to include sodas as well as fruit juices, which may contain added sugars.
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We've used taxes to lessen the appeal of cigarettes and can take a similar approach with sugary beverages.
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The fact that obesity steadily increased during that period demonstrates that policymakers' fixation on sugary drinks is misplaced.
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Although Coke has made significant efforts to diversify beyond sugary sodas, the company still is reliant on beverages.
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Greek and natural yogurts were the least sugary varieties, with an average of five grams per 100 grams.
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The institution is believed to be one of the largest employers to remove sugary drinks from the workplace.
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In 2019, Google rebranded Android 10, dropping the sugary names, and adding a new logo and color scheme.
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Taxes on sugary drinks have lowered consumption and raised valuable funds in places as diverse as Berkeley, Calif.
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"We have tried, and failed, to curb sugary drink intake through education and individual choices alone," she said.
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That type of strategic spin is expected from companies that make money off those sugary foods and drinks.
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If it's easily accessible to you, you are more likely to grab the water than a sugary beverage.
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And it was one of the few countries where unhealthy sugary beverages ranked quite high -- at No. 5.
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The city's sugary spires and golden filigree look at once better and worse for their current day insignificance.
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Mexico added a 10 percent surcharge on sugary drinks in 2014 to reduce alarming levels of diabetes there.
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It was sweet but not sugary, and strawberry seeds could be seen floating around the bright pink beverage.
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I liked the honey-barbecue sauce more than the buffalo because it was tangy without being overly sugary.
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They also bake a delicious "dirt bomb," the sugary, cinnamon-dusted hybrid of a muffin and doughnut hole.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, while slurping up sugary, cereal-colored milk while wearing my favorite pair of pajamas.
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Now read the article "How Big Tobacco Hooked Children on Sugary Drinks" and answer the following questions: 1.
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Often we'd pause over sugary tea outside noisy bazaars and linger in museums highlighting Kurdish traditions and history.
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Perhaps we should view these sugary cereals as more of an occasional treat, rather than a daily breakfast.
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Low-income African Americans and Hispanics tend to consume higher levels of sugary drinks compared with white Americans.
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Sugary drinks offer little or no nutritional advantage but will definitely fatten your waistline and shrink your wallet.
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But the evidence is now growing that "nudges" as well as taxes could reduce consumption of sugary drinks.
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That's a myth that was mostly cooked up by the makers of sugary desserts — I mean, breakfasts — outlined here.
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That's where we tried the Night Blossom, a sugary-sweet instant brain freeze beverage that was actually quite tasty.
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The deal comes as more consumers are turning away from sugary beverages and toward more sustainable, in-home options.
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Today, you can check out the Foodman remix in full—alongside a video thats also unsettlingly sugary—right here.
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Whether about pasta, sugary beverages, milk, chocolate, grape juice, or walnuts, the results almost always favor their industry funders.
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About half of all adults consume sugary drinks on any given day, down from roughly 62 percent in 2003.
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The song itself is a slice of sugary, slickly produced pop with lyrics that jump between Korean and English.
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Sugars enter into the bloodstream especially rapidly when you consume carbohydrates in liquid form, such as in sugary sodas.
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Mexico's soda experiment Mexico has seen somewhat mixed results after instituting a 10% tax on sugary drinks in 2013.
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National Doughnut Day is not only about posting selfies with sugary treats before gobbling them up with reckless abandon.
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Separate studies have demonstrated that the Mexican soda tax has reduced purchases of sugary beverages, according to the researchers.
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The sort whose attention deficit is exacerbated by sugary-drinks and the juxtaposition of school and flickering electronic distractions.
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In place of a victor we're left with a hardened disc of sugary copper and its half-melted opponent.
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Before we walk you through the ordering process, take a look at all the sugary, pink Narwhal Frappuccino goodness.
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Around 40 countries and seven American cities have started to tax sugary drinks, mostly in the past few years.
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Several U.S. cities have introduced a so-called 'soda tax' on sugary drinks, or are seeking to do so.
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By the mid-1980s, HFCS had replaced a good part of the sugar we consumed, particularly in sugary beverages.
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It said demand for alcoholic and sugary drinks has been rising while public resources for health care have fallen.
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Taubes contended that was because the standard diet didn't have enough refined sugary beverages to depict average American consumption.
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But the health benefits can be negated when you mix in the sugary fruit compotes they often come with.
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This can cause exhaustion, unclear thinking, headaches, double vision and an increased appetite, particularly for sweet and sugary foods.
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In fact, Deep Fried Twinkies don't really taste like Original Goldens at all but more like sugary, delicious doughnuts.
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"I was thrilled with the cake and treats from Polkatots Cupcakes," Jones raves to PEOPLE of the sugary creations.
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There is now a mountain of evidence showing a causal relationship between sugary drinks and obesity-related chronic disease.
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As someone who was proudly raised on metric tons of refined sugary treats, Bracelegs gets my nostalgia every time.
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They say their finding indicate that people with colon cancer or those at high risk should avoid sugary drinks.
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People clearly can't get enough of the sugary spirals, sharing their joy with Instagram fiends in Sydney and beyond.
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If you're looking for mellowed-out, sugary sweet playback, I'd point you in the direction of the aforementioned NightHawks.
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The familiar silver cans that have long differentiated Diet Coke from its sugary counterpart will soon be no more.
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Mexico is taxing sugary drinks, France is banning unlimited soda refills, and Arab countries are hawking vegan snack bars.
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"Coca cola and Pepsi are making sugary, high-calorie options for the majority of their products," Normandin told Cramer.
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A levy on drinks makes particular sense because, unlike some sugary foods, they tend to contain few other nutrients.
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RECIPE: Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream The final product is everything that it should be—buttery, sugary, and slightly boozy.
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Today the 51-year-old has given up sweet cakes and sugary drinks, but the damage is already done.
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Boser and a few others were staring up as a sticky mess of sugary beads fell into their faces.
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Research shows that beverage companies disproportionately market sugary drinks to low-income households and neighborhoods with African-American children.
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The finding does not prove that sugary drinks cause cancer, but the association is "significant," the study authors said.
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The Troll Frappuccino is dark brown in color, but don't let that fool you: The contents are sugary deliciousness.
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Microwaved for maximum consistency, the flavors of once-frozen potato melded perfectly with the chocolaty overtones and sugary finish.
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This may be caused partly by not brushing with fluoride twice daily and sipping sugary drinks over long periods.
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Like the plastic cup of coffee offered to me by the team, a rejuvenating sugary boost against the damp.
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Pepsi VP of marketing Todd Kaplan on diversifying beyond sugary soda and keeping a finger on the cultural pulse.
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Take the beverage category, where companies like Bev, Dirty Lemon, and Haus are creating healthy alternatives to sugary drinks.
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Public Health PHILADELPHIA — Forty times, city or state governments had proposed taxes on sugary soft drinks, failing each time.
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To add insult to injury, the sugary substance weeping from those wounds attracts other noxious insects, including yellow jackets.
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"Sugary foods don't keep you full for very long, which can leave you feeling hungry between meals and snacks."
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Plus, they ship nationwide in the US. Imagine the crazy, sugary confections you dreamed of eating as a child.
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As America ditches sugary sodas, PepsiCo is trying to prevent Mountain Dew from becoming a victim of changing tastes.
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A sugary sweet Bo and Sunny stand outside the massive confection, along with a giant gingerbread man and woman.
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The most controversial item was a new tax on sugary soft drinks, a measure meant to combat childhood obesity.
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Trays of sweets, fruits and sugary drinks were placed in front of Buddha statues wrapped in shiny gold cloth.
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By proposing a two-cent-per-ounce tax on sugary soft drinks, policymakers meant to encourage healthier consumption choices.
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Where a stone's surface is flaking or "sugary," it can be mechanically tooled away, although that comes with drawbacks.
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Biting into a handful of warm red, yellow, and green sugary puffs, they explode with thick grease and syrup.
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It's no secret that celebrities often put their star power behind marketing campaigns for junk foods and sugary drinks.
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The youngest patient was a three-year-old girl who became intoxicated after having ingested a sugary fruit juice.
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Americans' drinking tastes have shifted away from sugary soda to healthier options like flavored seltzers, as well as kombucha.
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A recent study in the journal Public Health Nutrition surveyed nearly 1,000 parents about their beliefs about sugary drinks.
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Berkeley, California, has a tax on sugary drinks, but it also excludes sweetened milk products and 100 percent juices.
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While we are longtime healthy-food advocates, we have only recently awakened to the alarm bell of sugary drinks.
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" Even Hanson (or the Dust Brothers, more accurately) diced up the familiar beat for 1997's sugary smash "MMMBop.
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Then, a mobile of sugary desserts appeared in front of him and he was given a box of pizza.
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Pennsylvania Republicans are likely to consider ways to preempt a new tax on sodas and sugary beverages in Philadelphia.
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The regulations followed a 2014 measure that raised the tax on sugary beverages to 18 percent from 13 percent.
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"Right now people are just focused on sugary beverages, which is a tiny part of the problem," he said.
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Cutting sugary beverages and eating whole foods rather than packaged foods makes a big dent in your sugar consumption.
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Like a candy necklace for your genitals, these sugary G-strings are a staple bachelor or bachelorette party favor.
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Since I know that Nature Valley bars can be filled with sugar, the sugary snacking didn't surprise me much.
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The Philadelphia tax would mark a major victory for health advocates who say sugary drinks cause obesity and diabetes.
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Type II's paste was more of a sugary white paste and a grayish-white or light bluish-white glaze.
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Urban Indian consumers are increasingly turning to healthier, less-sugary alternatives and natural products, analysts and industry sources said.
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THEN: Taylor Swift was a sugary sweet country singer who sang about ex-boyfriends dumping her on the phone.
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And my, what a noise he has instilled in the Dallas Symphony: a burly roar, refinable to sugary glints.
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The sugary-drink taxes from the four cities combined generate an estimated $25 million annually, according to state estimates.
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Consumers have been indulging in healthier snacks, pivoting away from the sugary treats central to Hershey's core, added Grainger.
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Efforts have focused on getting teens to drop processed foods and sugary drinks while getting them to move more.
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This new study, in the Annals of the American Thoracic Society, implicates sugary drinks and fructose, or fruit sugar.
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"Taxes generate a vast amount of media discussion of the effects of sugary drinks on health," Nestle pointed out.
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The marshmallow is then crisped up with the ol' torch, giving this pumpkin a secondary sugary crust on top.
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But after a state court in 2014 knocked down a Bloomberg-era effort to limit the sale of extra-large sugary drinks, Mr. de Blasio did not push the City Council to enact a measure that could withstand court scrutiny, even though as a candidate he had supported the limit on sugary drinks.
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Is there a better way to celebrate a sugary night of gluttony than becoming one of your favorite comfort foods?
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Somewhere in great outdoors of California, the crew indulged in cupcakes with thick sugary frosting and glittery gold-dusted doughnuts.
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Cellink's ink is made from nanocellulose alginate, a biodegradable material containing wood fibres and a sugary polymer found in seaweed.
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She has great hair and that kind of sugary sweet demeanor that makes men love her but women hate her.
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Social media users pointed out the irony of the slogan from the beverage-maker, given the impact of sugary drinks.
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Sugary cereals aren't usually high in fiber—they may have refined carbohydrates—so you're not going get that fiber boost.
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Urvashi MulasiAssistant Professor, Nutrition and Food/Dietetics, California State University, SacramentoObviously, most sugary cereals are lacking in fiber and protein.
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Virginia and Tennessee were the only two states to rank the radioactively-colored sugary confection above all other Easter candies.
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Meanwhile, sugary drinks also have seen their popularity dwindle as new consumers reach for the kombucha rather than the Coke.
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Dini claims that sugary Western junk food has already had a detrimental impact on other islands within the Vanuatu nation.
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Helvas are defined by their texture and sweetness: all dense and highly sugary, based on nut, seed or grain flours.
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There are many people who believe that sugary drinks are a major contributor to obesity, to diabetes, to whatever, right?
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But as leaves began fading in the fall, the compound partnered with a sugary molecule and the scent revealed itself.
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Since Hungary led the charge in 2011 with a "chip tax" on fatty and sugary foods, other countries have followed.
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The report's authors followed 101,257 adults over a five-year period, monitoring their intake of sugary and artificially-sweetened beverages.
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Before you reach for that next sugary treat, think long and hard about the long-term cost to your health.
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Since then, I've steered clear of the trend that's dominating lip colors, eyeshadow palettes, hair, and sugary blended coffee drinks.
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Minneapolis-based General Mills has been struggling to boost sales as customers increasingly shift to less-processed and sugary foods.
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San Francisco and Oakland will be two of the latest cities to try to tax sugary drinks this election day.
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Not that silly sugary stuff like a double-whip, non-fat, vanilla bean, espresso, iced with a twist of lime.
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Ned Lamont is backing a tax on sugary drinks that could bring in more than $160 million for the state.
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Disney's California Adventure just started selling Dole Whip cotton candy, a version of the sugary tweet with a pineapple twist.
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"Girls and Boys / Sugary streets / Cops are kissing under the clouds," a translation at the bottom of the screen reads.
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They also found sugary drinks were associated with a moderately higher risk of dying from breast cancer or colon cancer.
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There's the sugary sensation of your standard high street pleasure-palace, all alcopops, heavy petting, and mayonnaise-drenched fillet burgers.
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She started by shaving down ice blocks with a hand-cranked machine, then she ladled sugary goodies over the mound.
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More time with other screens was independently linked to higher odds of insufficient sleep, drinking more sugary beverages and inactivity.
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The conversation is also bubbling up now around sugar, as we're seeing the impact of sugary beverages and processed foods.
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The advice would translate to a sharp reduction in the consumption of sugary drinks, snacks and sweets for many Americans.
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Because people with lower incomes are more price-sensitive, they will disproportionately benefit from efforts to reduce sugary drink consumption.
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But there's only one other city who wants a sugary snack: Nashville, where the third-most-popular order is cannolis.
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The other meals should be very light; a non-creamy soup, a salad or a bowl of non-sugary cereal.
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South Africa is one of many countries to impose a tax on sugary drinks to battle obesity and increase revenue.
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In a raft of ballot measures, voters embraced causes like bilingual education, stricter gun control and taxes on sugary drinks.
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The public's attention on the health effects of sugary sodas has continued to increase, slowing growth and increasing political pressure.
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The beverage association argues that sugary drink consumption has not increased obesity, and that soda taxes will not reduce it.
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Jenner quickly becomes a leader of the hodgepodge movement, approaching a casually dressed police officer with a sugary bubbling Pepsi.
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As we're checking out, I notice R. snuck a box of Trix into the cart — he loves his sugary cereal.
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Ned Lamont (D) wants his state to become the first to levy an extra tax on sugary drinks and sodas.
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Connecticut won't be the only front in the war between soda manufacturers and those who back taxes on sugary drinks.
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About 83 percent of U.S. children have poor diets, "because they're consuming sugary food and drinks," Steinberger told Reuters Health.
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Soon enough, you'll find yourself rifling through the kitchen for the sugary, starchy items that'll spike your blood sugar instantly.
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More subtly, the new labels are expected to get companies to reformulate products to make them healthier and less sugary.
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Whether you loved or hated these sugary treats, you'll undoubtedly recognize at least some of them from your cafeteria days.
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The band's first full-length record, Bonito Generation, is a sugary sweet nostalgia trip, pulled straight out of the 80s.
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It would tax sugary drinks at 3 cents per ounce to help pay for universal preschool, according to NBC News.
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But on this National Cereal Day, we're poking through the nostalgia to rank beloved cereals from least to most sugary.
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Researchers found one major culprit: To keep their energy up, many monks rely on highly sweetened beverages, including sugary drinks.
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The findings were startling: Regular consumption of sugary drinks was associated with diabetes — but so was consumption of diet drinks.
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It's beer and sugary mixes and lack of sleep that will hit you with a serious crudo the next day.
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We now have a big pile of evidence linking sugary drink consumption to chronic health problems like obesity and diabetes.
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By buying SodaStream, PepsiCo will partly return to the mixable syrup model on which its sugary business empire is built.
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An aging Southern belle in a pink house dress, Camille's mother is the living embodiment of Willis's sugary passive aggression.
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Coke's sales have been falling for five years, as consumers spurn the sugary drinks that long underpinned its business empire.
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One season, the set was fashioned into a mountain of purple sugary sand; another it was a giant metal cage.
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A study showed what happens when bottled water sales are banned, leaving sugary drinks as the only packaged beverage option.
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In residential areas, honeydew can coat yards and porches, and its sugary consistency attracts gnats, bees and other unwanted insects.
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With soft, sugary synths, playful electronic drums and vaguely R&B melodies, Clairo songs are the thoroughly modern type — Spotifycore?
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And be warned that studies show that many of us are particularly vulnerable to craving sugary snacks in the evening.
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Drinking sugary beverages is associated with markers of accelerated aging and early signs of Alzheimer's disease, a new study reports.
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Lately, I notice her eating much more sugary food (especially baguettes with butter and raspberry jam — which she eats daily).
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The study found that 71% of the promoted beverages were sugary drinks, and 80% of the foods were nutrient-poor.
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" On the whole, Johnson said, "there is solid science that consumption of sugary drinks is associated with adverse health outcomes.
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Her sound is unique: part robotic electronics, part sugary pop pleasure, like something deeply familiar made future-facing and weird.
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Taxes helped wean people off cigarettes, and public health researchers think they may reduce consumption of fatty, sugary junk food.
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That evening, fueled by sugary coffee, they had rushed through a discount grocery store, piling cart after cart with staples.
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The usual explanation is that Americans are reared on sugary soft drinks, so it's a natural progression to sweet wines.
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With funding from Bloomberg Philanthropies, non-governmental organisations bought prominent advertising space to counter industry opposition to sugary drinks taxes.
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People who consumed 73% or more of their daily calories as sugary beverages had a 44% greater risk of dying due to coronary heart disease and a 14% greater risk of an early death from any cause compared with people who consumed less than 5% of their daily calories as sugary beverages, the study showed.
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To try to determine whether your child is truly sugar-sensitive or just excited about a celebration, Castle recommends eliminating sugary foods from the diet for a few weeks and then testing the child with a sugary food like soda, frosted cake or a tablespoon of sugar in 100% juice, and watching the child's response.
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Across all households, the report found, "more money was spent on soft drinks than any other item" — a finding that reflects the fact that, while consumption of sugary drinks is lower today than it was a decade ago, the United States still consumes more sugary drinks than almost any other developed country, studies show.
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The short answer is that a sugary breakfast isn't "bad," but it just may not always make you feel your best.
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Meanwhile, Philadelphia becomes the first major American city with a tax on sugary sodas — one and a half cents an ounce.
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Australians will know Nutri-Grain as an oatmeal-based cereal, which is like the Powerade of breakfast (yeah, it's kinda sugary).
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He wrote, "The growing worldwide movement to tax sugary beverages can no longer be stopped," in a press release this week.
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As any margarita connoisseur is aware, sugary drinks that mask the taste of liquor can be a recipe for blacking out.
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I often feel tired in the middle of the day, and rely on caffeine or a sugary snack to keep going.
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The sugary drink is standard for pregnant women to ingest before undergoing a glucose-tolerance test, to check for gestational diabetes.
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Overall, children consumed an average of 2151 calories and 7.3% of their daily energy intake from sugary beverages, the data showed.
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The study, published in the journal Circulation, recommended that children should limit their intake of sugary drinks to 8 ounces weekly.
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Young adults had the highest mean intake, and non-Hispanic Asian men and women consumed the fewest calories from sugary drinks.
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I head downstairs to the a frozen yogurt shop in my building and buy a cold, sugary little pick me up.
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"To my knowledge, this is the first time we have seen that this approach works for sugary beverages too," Schmidt said.
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In fact, they taste bad — far too sugary with no flavor payoff — and leave a sweater-y film on your teeth.
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The cake was so rich and sugary I couldn't take more than a few bites before I started to feel sick.
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And the packaging (which offers an borderline-offensive single portrayal of a "sculpted" body) and sugary sweet smell isn't for everyone.
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Companies selling bottled water, he argues, have managed to convince people that buying water is a healthier choice than sugary soda.
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Its neatly packed mascarpone strawberry mousse was decorated with silver sugary pearls and covered with delicate lace and small glass crystals.
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If you're not eating a really sugary breakfast, you might not need the coffee in the afternoon to pick you up.
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We've all had days that can only be eased by sugary/salty/deep-fried/caramel-glazed/all of the above food.
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A desirable effect, then, and one on par with the loosening of limbs via the medium of colored, sugary-looking alcohol.
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Sugary beverages are not welcome on the keto diet, making juices, soda, and milk-based beverages off limits, according to Masson.
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Sugary drinks were defined as beverages that contained more than 5% sugar, which included fruit juices that had no added sugar.
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They didn't want it to be too sugary or sticky, but they also didn't want it to taste or smell horrible.
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Perfect for those of us who are trying to cut out sugary drinks, but still crave a beverage with some flavor.
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So, in general: the slime we produce is composed of sugary proteins called mucins that are secreted by specialized goblet cells.
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But for those crunch-time mornings, these ten smoothie powders are a healthy sub-in to sugary cereals or skipping meals.
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But it's only the latest study to show a clear connection between sugary drinks and taking in more calories a day.
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Listening to "Into You" is like biting into a big, fat, ripe strawberry until cold, sugary juice dribbles down your chin.
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Okay, because this reflects broader trends of beverage industry consolidation and of sugary beverage makers needing to diversify their product offerings.
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It found that the volume of unhealthy sugary drinks sold in Berkeley declined by 10 percent in the year following implementation.
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It's a wordless presentation of emotion that's sugary, uncomfortable, and, dare I say messy—but isn't that what love is anyways?
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As the name implies, it's a sugary synthesis of General Mills' Lucky Charms and, uh, flakes that happen to be frosted.
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I really wanted all of the songs to have this honest, mature message, but while still keeping them sugary and sweet.
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In fact, more than 1.5 billion of the colorful, sugary bunnies and chicks are sold each Easter season, according to WalletHub.
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She started making small but meaningful lifestyle changes, like eating nuts alongside sugary fruit, which she claims have made a difference.
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Putting further pressure on beverage companies, a number of countries — looking to fight growing obesity rates — are considering taxing sugary drinks.
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Meanwhile, the company grew sales for original Coke by about 1% worldwide amid an overall shrinking market for sugary soft drinks.
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Thankfully, at least one treat remains untouched in all of its sugary, rainbow glory: We're talking about the almighty Funfetti cake.
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Banish soda and other sugary drinks from the household, read the labels and don't buy anything with added sugar, she says.
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Dr. Herrick warned that exposing children to sugary foods when they are young could impact taste preferences when they are older.
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Over a six-month period after the levy was charged, the number of sugary drinks had declined by 9.3% per customer.
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At the same time, sugary drink consumption fell by about a third, and heart disease mortality fell by about 40 percent.
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I would say that the poor are disproportionately suffering from obesity and Type 2 diabetes as a consequence of sugary drinks.
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If not plain water, which is best, then coffee or tea without sugar (but not alcoholic or sugary drinks) will do.
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In that laboratory of 120 million people, sales of sugary beverages have indeed declined, while those of bottled water have increased.
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Just one sugary beverage per day can raise a child's risk of becoming obese by 60%, a 2001 Harvard study found.
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We tried only the s'mores, which, for our adult palates at least, were suffocatingly sugary, abetted by sweet melted milk chocolate.
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We have clear evidence that too much sugary food contributes to all kinds of chronic diseases, including diabetes and heart disease.
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A second hole in logic is that sugary beverages are not widely-regarded as worse than other forms of junk food.
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A post from Epicurious showed a bowl of these colorful, sugary embellishments, and asked respondents to name what they are called.
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The Whale Musk Melon Roll was a sweet bread with a sugary layer of a chewy, melon-flavored fondant-like crust.
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In that country, sugary drink sales fell by about 17 percent among the poorest households by the end of a year.
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Why don't he and Audrey downsize—not move house or cut down on sugary snacks, that is, but reduce themselves to .
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The proposal to tax sugary beverages is not new — about a dozen other countries levy taxes on drinks with added sugar.
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According to Healthy Food America, at least 12 cities and six states are seriously considering sugary drinks taxes of their own.
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Straight from Southern California, this sugary-sweet story give us a little faith that everything is not, in fact, the worst.
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This one was in a sugary, pineapple sauce that masked, overwhelmed, and bullied any potential for other flavors to peak through.
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Cook County, with about 5.2 million residents, is the most populous municipality so far to implement a tax on sugary drinks.
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SodaStream sales reflect a broader move toward non-sweetened carbonated water as the sale of sugary drinks — like Pepsi — has stagnated.
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Action on Sugar is pro-tax on sugary drinks and anti-extra-large cups, which the venti would qualify as being.
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And, parents also should pay attention to what children eat, avoiding sugary foods and drinks to lower the risk of cavities.
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On a coffee table was a silver tray filled with dishes of macadamia nuts, malt balls, mini-Snickers, and sugary wafers.
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I would eat them from the top down, unfurling the rolls' spiral layers and saving the sugary caramelized bottom for last.
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On the one hand, this suggests the public health campaigning around sugary drinks is working, leading Americans to drink less soda.
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Everything I ate today has been sugary as fuck, yet Canadians talk shit about how unhealthy Americans are all the time.
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When his agency proposed rules to curb food companies' ability to market sugary products to children, the industry pushed back forcefully.
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It also has a light, lemony scent that I vastly prefer to some of the sugary sweet hair products out there.
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It's sweet without being sugary, smoky and herbaceous, with a heady build of alcoholic heat and a final citrus-vinegar punch.
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Experts variously blame, for example, fatty or sugary fare or foods that lack protein, which may prompt us, unconsciously, to overeat.
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The researchers also examined the effects of artificially sweetened beverages, considered by many to be a safer alternative to sugary drinks.
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"Ultra-processed fats and sauces, sugary products and drinks were associated with an increased risk of overall cancer," the study says.
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A search of the program's website turned up no mention of the role of sugary drinks and sodas in weight gain.
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Many studies have found that drinking a lot of sugary soda or juice could increase your risk of an early death.
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It was lunchtime, and five escorts ushered me into a cavernous cafeteria, where I drank sugary tea and ate soupy dal.
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Specifically, they have called for restrictions so that food stamps cannot be used to buy junk food or sugary soft drinks.
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Some people use straws to reduce the damage of sugary or acidic drinks to their teeth, or due to special requirements.
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I order something with a name I can't remember but it looks like a giant cinnamon roll drizzled with sugary cream.
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If you drink one can of sugary soda, you've maxed out the recommended sugar intake for an entire day, Drayer says.
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"We know from the examples of communities where a sugary tax has already been implemented," such as Mexico and Berkeley, California.
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Besides Berkeley, three other cities in San Francisco Bay area have taxes on sugary drinks, including Oakland, San Francisco and Albany.
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They should also avoid diet drinks, flavored milks and sugary beverages and limit how much juice they drink, the guidelines said.
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"Remember that drinking a sugary beverage every once in a while will not directly cause adverse health effects," said Al Bochi.
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Fruit juice, once a staple at the breakfast table, has been cast out as a sugary beverage full of empty calories.
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Philadelphia became the first major city this year to introduce a tax on soda and other sugary drinks, provoking public outrage.
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The younger generation was also raised on sweet, sugary snacks, and those preferences may have followed them into adulthood, says Rorabaugh.
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But the initiative was notable for what it didn't mention: the importance of cutting back on junk food and sugary beverages.
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"Eating these processed and sugary foods is hard on digestion and can cause your energy levels to drop," Dr. Chopra said.
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"I wanted to conflate really aggressive music with sugary pop progressions and textures to create this psycho scribble," Lopatin told Hirway.
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Sugary drinks are consumed more by the poorest in society explaining, in part, the higher rates of obesity in this group.
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The worst offenders are sugary cereals that lack fiber and protein, which can cause a blood sugar spike and crash before lunchtime.
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Eating out for all of your meals means you will be faced with fast, fatty, sugary (and delicious) options at every turn.
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It also brings the annual announcement by Catholic leaders that those sugary, Satan-filled Tagalongs will turn your children into transgender feminists.
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The research, which looked at more than 2291,2166 French adults, links consumption of sugary drinks to an increased risk of some cancers.
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One study revealed that the tax led to a drop in the consumption of sugary drinks there by a full 20 percent.
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Some of the studies were less well designed, the researchers allowed, simply asking participants how much sugary soda they consumed, for example.
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"I hate Americans and I hate America," she said, presumably in response to the ostentatious sugary mountains that had been laid on.
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The data showed that, overall, adults consumed an average of 145 calories and 6.5% of their daily energy intake from sugary drinks.
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So during testing, I actually rubbed the pop on my pants instead of letting a droplet of sugary strawberry goodness drip down.
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Now, a study links drinking too many sugary beverages -- and even 26% natural fruit juices -- to an increased risk of early death.
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She danced through the video in a deep-side parted bun, a sugary pink bob with bangs, and long, Old Hollywood waves.
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And seeing the ads at any point during the study was associated with a 23 percent higher likelihood of consuming sugary cereals.
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Supporters argue soda taxes can discourage people from indulging in sugary drinks, possibly helping curb obesity, diabetes and other diet-related conditions.
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Those who cut back on sugary beverages also tended to see improvements in insulin resistance, a risk factor for Type 25 diabetes.
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Before announcing the new regulations, the Health Ministry launched a public consultation on reducing the consumption of sugary beverages late last year.
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Sin taxes are especially regressive, since poorer people are more likely to smoke and tend to drink more alcohol and sugary drinks.
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Sticking to her business executive image, she returned later to film a response, visibly snapping back into her trademark sugary-voiced persona.
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"This may include sugary drink taxes combined with increase education on health harms, such as through warning labels," said the AAP's Muth.
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In addition to warming the white sugary pillows on a stick, this father-son pair also warmed our hearts with this moment.
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" —Kathleen Mulpeter, senior digital editor "Don't go for the sugary sport drinks, instead grab a kombucha—we recommend the ginger-infused [kind].
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Like maybe other typical American children, I drank a lot of milk growing up—preferably spiked with heaping spoonfuls of sugary Nesquik.
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Hotter temperatures makes the air trapped inside the marshmallow expand and take up more space, forcing the flexible sugary mixture to stretch.
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Outside the US, manufacturers of sugary foods are funding nutrition research in developing countries where they are seeking to ramp up sales.
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But from everything we know about Girl Scout cookies, the flavors also have the potential to shower our tastebuds with sugary bliss.
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Then, perhaps giving into the sugary rush or just unable to comprehend the new beverage, her head lolls back for a beat.
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Data from Mexico and Berkeley — where taxes have been implemented in 2013 and 2014 — have shown declines in sales of sugary drinks.
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Flanked by sister Kourtney Kardashian and her little ones, Kim Kardashian West took daughter North, 3½, to check out the sugary décor.
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They have big stains here and there or are livened up with little manikins, death heads, more sex symbols, sugary self-portraits.
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The push back on calories follows efforts in several communities to tax sugary drinks as a way to fight rising obesity rates.
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"I was eating Doritos for breakfast, fast food, sugar, candy, no protein, a lot of carbs, and drinking sugary sodas," Asghari said.
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One of the main determinants of the optimal tax rate turns out to be the price elasticity of demand for sugary drinks.
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It's Easter, and the time has come to gorge oneself on a whole load of sugary treats as per centuries of tradition.
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The pop star also tries to eat at multiple small meals throughout the day, but says she occasionally indulges in sugary treats.
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No connection was found between those health risks and other sugary beverages, such as sugar-sweetened sodas, fruit juice and fruit drinks.
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It's not clear from this study whether decreasing sugary beverage intake would decrease the gain in visceral fat over time, Fox said.
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Soda companies shouldn't be permitted to market sugary beverages — which have sugars and water and nothing else of nutritional value — to kids.
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It&aposs the sugar that is attracting them, so other sugary foods and drinks, like soda, are also likely to attract wasps.
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I mean, wasn't it always everyone's favorite day as a kid when their parents let them eat the sugary cereal for breakfast!?
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The connection between water and kidney damage in combination with soda and sugary fruit drinks was a surprise, the study team writes.
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This might mean the effect of water more closely resembled other sugary drinks than it would if people consumed only plain water.
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Traditionally, the holidays are a joyous time, filled with sugary treats, festive decor, and endless hits from your mom's animatronic dancing Santas.
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Researchers found that for every additional sugary drink a person consumed, their risk of dying from heart disease increased by 10 percent.
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With a pounding 28 BPM tempo, nightcore sped and re-pitched existing trance and Eurodance hits into a sugary headrush of sounds.
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Starbucks' unicorn is all about sugary sweetness while The End's unicorn attempts to help people find energy through all-natural ingredients (algae!).
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To follow the hoopla that came with the sugary, colorful beverage last April, Starbucks is reportedly releasing another fruity creation this week.
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The reason: Sugar actually diminishes the ability to taste sweetness, and briefly avoiding sugary fare will make naturally sweet foods more satisfying.
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Consumption of sugary drinks has risen worldwide in the last few decades and is linked to obesity, which itself increases cancer risk.
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This week, in a surprise move, George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced that the UK would start taxing sugary drinks.
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Sugary cereal is only bad when it's not balanced with the good stuff you've been told to eat your whole damn life.
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A little more cash will be put towards school sports, to be paid for by a levy on sugary drinks (see article).
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies, a research outfit, found that sugary drinks make up less than 20% of Britons' added-sugar intake.
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The majority of California voters support government measure to reduce consumption of sugary beverages, according to a Field Poll released in February.
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If you want a series to come back to every week with a bowl of sugary cereal, you need look no further.
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Well it turns out there is some actual scientific basis for why different types of alcohol — sugary margaritas especially — affect you differently.
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Does drinking fishbowl levels of sugary drinks make you feel even worse the next day than if you'd stuck with other beverages?
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If you're looking for news on ObamaCare enrollment numbers, surprise medical bills or taxing sugary drinks... you've come to the right place.
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But the reality is that more consumers are moving to bottled water as they cut down on drinking sugary beverages, she said.
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The warning label included important facts about the dangers of sugary drinks and would have leveled the information playing field for consumers.
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While this is true, sugary drinks are the largest source of added sugar in the American diet, and a major preventable factor.
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And bizarre, sugary flavors—such as Red Bull, birthday cake and pumpkin pie—are more attractive to kids than adults, he argues.
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But, according to Stephanie Brown, a colorist and Nunzio Saviano Salon in NYC, this is one sugary hack you should probably skip.
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In fact, I'm even more careful with foods that I know trigger my bingeing impulses like donuts, candy, and other sugary snacks.
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Big Food companies have lost share to upstart brands and have struggled to adapt to a move away from sugary soft drinks.
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Most famously, for two years he tried to ban the sale of sodas and other sugary drinks larger than 16 fluid ounces.
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Red wine instead of White Russian Calories in cocktails can add up quickly, thanks to sugary mixers, tonic, juice, soda and syrups.
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Jim Kenney, the mayor, took a different tack from that of politicians who have tried and failed to pass sugary-drink taxes.
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The U.C.S.F. findings are the latest evidence that the beverage industry has supported research to downplay the health hazards of sugary drinks.
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In an environment where consumers are more health conscious, big brands have been challenged by health advocates about fatty and sugary foods.
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The show is about a little girl in a world of sugary confection that's surrounded by ballerinas, toy soldiers and mischievous mice.
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Seltzer and sparkling water have become increasingly popular in the U.S. as consumers ditch soda and other sugary beverages perceived as unhealthy.
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A tax on sugary beverages raising their price 20 percent would result in a proportionate reduction in their consumption, the agency said.
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Why it matters: The groups say sugary drinks pose preventable risks to childrens' health, including tooth decay, diabetes, obesity and heart disease.
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The researchers overlaid these cells on top of their robotic stingray; they draw energy from the salty-sugary solution they swim in.
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This was what we wanted, what we needed, what we'd been quietly craving all these years: sugary pap to get fat to.
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Coca-Cola shares are off 3 percent since Trump was elected amid lingering concerns about consumers cutting their consumption of sugary drinks.
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And stay away from the likes of blueberries, sweet cherries, peaches and pears, which are too sweet for this supremely sugary dessert.
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Behind the sugary names were corporations created as shell companies to hide assets from city finance officials seeking to collect overdue fines.
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Taking the sausages and sweets together as a whole, the meal was greasy and sugary, but also traditional, cheap, delicious and filling.
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The ministry received the order after Mr. Rajapaksa met with representatives from companies that make sweets and sugary drinks, the site said.
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The measures are heavily backed by Coke and Pepsi, which are trying to choke off a growing movement to tax sugary drinks.
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For years, California state legislators had killed attempts to tax sugary beverages, beholden to an industry that donated millions to political campaigns.
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Keep in mind that skimping on your liquid intake or relying on sugary drinks can take a toll on your physical performance.
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The sector will probably continue to grow, Mintel said, because consumers are ditching sugary drinks for healthier options like water and seltzer.
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New regulations, which corporate interests delayed for almost a decade, require explicit labeling and limit the marketing of sugary foods to children.
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The result is surprisingly understated, relying on Ozuna's sugary-sweet crooning over airy synths that together are grounded by classic dembow beats.
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I particularly admire the sauce, which is less acidic and bitter than many, and about as sweet as possible without tasting sugary.
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Mr. White's lawyer argued that his client had a "diminished capacity," in part because he had an addiction to sugary junk food.
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It's all more Hostess than homemade, but, in a country of regional cuisines, it is also the sugary, sticky stuff that binds.
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Sugary beverage intake is an indirect measure of how much sugar we get in our diets, which is difficult to measure precisely.
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Realizing that the sugary, metallic taste had come from his own hands, he rushed back to the lab to find the source.
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Nooyi, who earlier this month announced plans to step down, led the company's shift away from sugary products and introduced healthier alternatives.
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With Americans growing wary of sugary products, U.S. soda consumption fell for the 11th straight year in 2015, according to Euromonitor data.
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The majority of the revenue would go to fund prevention and treatment programs for medical and dental diseases linked to sugary drinks.
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The Mexican government passed a 10% sugar tax in 193 that affected all junk food and sugary beverages, per the Washington Post.
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But there are signs that some Americans may also be switching to other, similarly sugary beverages when they cut back on soda.
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Get ready to add "wantonly gargling and spitting sugary, saliva-infused liquids" to the list of annoying traits exhibited by gym-goers.
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Mayor Jim Kenney initially proposed a 3-cent tax on each ounce of soda, iced tea, and other sugary drinks in March.
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I'm not a massive coffee nerd—sometimes in the mornings you just want a cup of milky, sugary instant coffee, you know?
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Breakfast for dinner means nothing is off-limits, so treat yourself to some sugary, midweek French toast drizzled with marshmallow-chocolate sauce.
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The six unique steps that go into the creation of each sugary bean are revealed during R29's tour in the video above.
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Is the sugary, melt-in-your-mouth treat the best part of Halloween, or a pencil eraser masquerading as candy masquerading as corn?
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The outside is all sugary-buttery guilty-pleasure goodness, but the interior is a spongy mass of dough tasting of air and nothing.
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Touvier suggested that people should stick to public health guidelines that recommend limiting sugary drinks to a maximum of one glass a day.
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A dollop of whipped sour cream balances the sugary sweetness of this pound cake and warm strawberry sauce with a little something sour.
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The keto diet isn't for everyone, but any experiment that involves eating healthier and avoiding sugary treats for a while can be worthwhile.
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What increasingly feels out of place amongst prestige dramas and reality TV slots comfortably into YouTube's often sugary, always kaleidoscopically weird video landscape.
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A dozen years ago, Dr. Kelly Brownell and I suggested a penny-an-ounce tax on sugary drinks (Mexico's tax is significantly lower).
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The move comes as consumers have shifted from drinking soda to choosing less sugary options, like bottled water and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.
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Before then, though, she tells me she's going to have a sugary, carb-filled breakfast and get back to work in the studio.
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Chocolate B'Day Truffle Dozen Box, $24, from Milk BarMilk Bar's unique, sugary treats make a great gift for anyone with a sweet tooth.
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Penelope carried the plate bearing the sugary delicacy while Mason stood in the background, seemingly already enjoying an early bite of their concoction.
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Last year Nestle agreed to sell its U.S. confectionary business to Italy's Fererro for $2.8 billion as it shifted away from sugary foods.
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Next month, voters in San Francisco, Oakland and Boulder will decide whether to levy taxes on sodas and sugary drinks in their cities.
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City health officials attempted to ban sugary drinks of more than 16 ounces in restaurants, movie theaters and food service establishment in 2013.
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Nowhere is this trend toward ripe flavors more apparent than in California, which has become synonymous with wines produced using more sugary grapes.
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This new breakfast-inspired offering comes in three flavors reminiscent of those sugary cereals your mom refused to buy you as a child.
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The cookie cereal, which was originally launched all the way back in 1998, delighted us for years, particularly because it was so sugary.
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The measures include a statewide tax on sugary drinks, bans on supersize drinks popular at convenience stores and a new health warning label.
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This sweet treat is definitely a guilty pleasure on the menu, with both a sugary coating and a decadent cream-cheese frosting dip.
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The gains accelerated in recent years amid concerns about the health effects of sugary drinks and the safety of public-water supplies. on.wsj.
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Toddlers are usually more excited to see chips and cookies offered as treats, but remember to keep the sugary foods at a minimum.
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In recent years, several nations and states have introduced taxes on sugary soft drinks in an attempt to curb burdens on health systems.
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Pepsi has been working to diversify its portfolio to include beverages with a healthier profile as consumers shift away from sugary soft drinks.
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Out of all the parents in the study, 73% said they supported a government policy that required health warning labels on sugary drinks.
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To prevent tooth decay, he explains, people should brush their teeth well with a fluoride-containing toothpaste and cut back on sugary foods.
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But you should avoid too much red meat, sugary drinks, and foods that are especially high in sodium or saturated and trans fats.
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The researchers found that parents were less likely to choose a sugary drink for their child if those drinks had health warning labels.
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San Francisco has passed a law, which has not gone into effect yet, that requires advertisements for sugary drinks to include warning labels.
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And I guess by extension, that's bled into the whole PC Music scene, with this high-octane, often slightly tacky-sounding, sugary music.
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And I very occasionally treat myself to sugary foods, like chocolate, but work out a moderate amount three to four times a week.
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The shredded pork in the house shredded-pork sandwich, keeping with a local love of sweet and spice, is almost sugary as candy.
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About 30 percent of US adults consume sugar-sweetened beverages like sugary soda and lemonade each day, according to CDC report published today.
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The people who are most likely to consume sugary drinks are younger adults, men, black people, and people with lower levels of education.
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And, if you're chowing down mostly on sugary treats and beer, your tummy might be pretty upset with you (yes, that means diarrhea).
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It's as trippy as it is metaphysical, using sugary, pop-esque shapes and colors to reference the symbolism of astrology in Islamic culture.
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Even if customers are not priced away from sugary drinks, the tax offers a sweet incentive for drinks companies to reformulate their recipes.
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But, thanks to Trader Joe's, our dreams of snacking on the sugary, fried treat at home in our PJs have officially come true.
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The issues at stake range from legalizing recreational and medical marijuana to taxing sugary drinks to instituting the first-ever state carbon tax.
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Changes included adding fruit side options, cutting french fry portions and using menus to encourage consumers to order water rather than sugary soda.
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Philadelphia is on the verge of becoming the first major city to pass a tax on sugary beverages, but not without a fight.
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Although the less sugary Butterfinger would be complicit with those guidelines, Heitmeyer worries about the potential for additives to replace the natural sugar.
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Weirdly, the salty and savory base worked quite well with the sugary finish, and the half-melted chocolate texture produced something utterly sublime.
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Large majorities in both groups supported restricting SNAP from being used for candy and sugary sodas, and providing discounts for fruits and vegetables.
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The poorest households showed the biggest drops in purchases of taxed sugary beverages, an average decrease of nearly 12 percent over two years.
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An October report from the World Health Organization recommended taxing sugary drinks to lower consumption and to reduce obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.
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The New York Times last year reported that Coke had paid for scientific research that downplayed the link between sugary drinks and obesity.
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He was 37 at the time, but hadn't quite kicked an indulgence in sugary treats, like Frosted Flakes, Pop Tarts and cinnamon rolls.
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This type of diet might also include juice instead of whole fruit, sodas and sugary drinks, and lots of candy, cake and chocolate.
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Oxford Economics also saw an uptick in the purchase of sugary powder drink mixes, which are not subject to the Philadelphia beverage tax.
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Studies have shown that higher taxes placed on cigarettes or sugar-sweetened beverages can reduce smoking rates and decrease consumption of sugary drinks.
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Sugary beverages — including carbonated drinks, fruit drinks, energy drinks, sports drinks and iced teas — have been linked to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.
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He demonstrates the sugary ingenuity and craftsmanship behind a snack that will likely take you no longer than two minutes to completely inhale.
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Perhaps the best-known success story is in Mexico, which passed a sugary-drink tax in 2013, prompting a substantial drop in consumption.
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Decreasing their exposure to sugary drinks and processed foods at home and at school will be paramount in helping reverse this disturbing trend.
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While there's nothing wrong with including something sugary in your breakfast, ice cream alone might cause a spike and dip in blood sugar.
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In the meantime, it's always a safe bet to cut back on sugary foods and eat a well-rounded diet—without going overboard.
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San Francisco, Oakland, and Albany, California, voted in ballot measures that would levy a penny-per-ounce tax on distributors of sugary drinks.
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"You're so easy and so fun to corrupt, I've been blessed enough," sings Ellie, her sugary tones floating over a hypnotic, bubbling beat.
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These were all badass women, going against the norm of the sugary-sweet pop that had dominated the airwaves in the years previous.
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This feels like a victory for Britain's children and for everyone who has campaigned so hard for a tax on sugary sweetened drinks.
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But even as a child, I was chubby and seemed to enjoy sugary and fatty foods more than other members of my family.
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While hummers don't only feast on nectar — they also eat insects, pollen, and sap — sugary plant nectar is their primary source of energy.
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The Times article also draws a comparison to Twinkies, the sugary snack that has since been transformed into a bona fide legal term.
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No one is advocating a diet of sugary foods, but many leading researchers are hesitant to blame a single ingredient for widespread obesity.
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The Supplemental Nutrition Program, or SNAP, pays for 20 million servings of sugary drinks a day, at an annual cost of $4 billion.
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A 2010 study found that consuming just one to two sugary drinks a day increases your risk of developing diabetes by 26 percent.
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While sugar is everywhere — in cookies and crackers, breads and pasta sauce — the single largest source in the American diet is sugary drinks.
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Those effects are in keeping with the goals of advocates, but irritating to the companies that make, bottle, distribute and sell sugary beverages.
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Mine was a nonalcoholic version, but its contents — Sprite, pineapple juice, guava juice — were sugary enough to make me a bit dizzy nonetheless.
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Outside of iced coffee or cold brew, I don't usually like Starbucks drinks (I dislike sugary drinks), but I really love this one.
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It is aimed at reducing consumption of sugary drinks in Mexico, where weight-related diseases kill more people every year than violent crime.
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All provide some form of enticement for pollinators: sugary nectar, pollen, a place to find a mate or even shelter from the elements.
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Sugar, so far, has largely been regulated by the states, with cities like Philadelphia introducing a so-called soda tax on sugary drinks.
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We rounded up 24 Valentine&aposs gifts that are great for all kinds of kids — think books, crafts, and lots of sugary treats.
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And it isn't just sugary soft drinks that Buffett has a soft spot for; he's also known for indulging in McDonald's every morning.
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Share your findings with a friend or family member, and discuss what you know about the negative health effects of a sugary diet.
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Taxes on processed foods and sugary drinks; incentives for community food production; and reformulation of food products would also help, the report said.
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The musical nods to that time are heaviest on the album's first half, which is almost sugary in its commitment to the synthetic.
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I regularly grab it when I want to give a salad dressing a touch of sweetness, but when honey would be too sugary.
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San Francisco, Oakland, and Albany, California, all have ballot measures that would levy a penny-per-ounce tax on distributors of sugary drinks.
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For example, doing tons of sit-ups won't help you (and may actually hurt you) if you're also drinking sugary sodas every day.
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The city council passed the tax of 1.75 cents per fluid ounce on the distribution of sugary beverages, syrups and concentrates last June.
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The song: a sugary country-pop tune with a jangly violin that Swift wrote about a boy for her ninth-grade talent show.
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Before this sugary sweet kid was singing about candy, she was just another feline-loving little girl growing up in Nashua, New Hampshire.
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They are sweet but not sugary, packed with whole grains but not dense, and reasonably rich in fiber, protein, complex carbohydrates and healthy fats.
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His attempt to regulate sugary sodas was eventually overturned by a judge, and he departed office with approval ratings of less than 50 percent.
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Eating healthfully outside home feels a lot more challenging too: Many of the default options are highly processed, sugary foods, served in giant portions.
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If an early morning Peeps-themed breakfast sounds like your absolute thing then consider this donut-coffee combo a match made in sugary heaven.
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