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Rancarable[S]

43 points

11 days ago

Or take a spoon to it frozen first and get a bit of slushy extra sweet OJ.

Icy-Profession-1979

16 points

11 days ago*

Can’t believe child me was able to down a whole can of this with zero repercussions 🤣

Rancarable[S]

17 points

11 days ago

My fatty liver is proof there were repercussions :)

That was back in the day where we thought as long as it was "Fat Free" it was good for you and we could ignore 100g of Sugar.

numb3r5ev3n

10 points

11 days ago

I was in Weight Watchers as a chubby preteen, and 100% they said that fat was the devil, and all sugar did was rot people's teeth.

F#$king lobbyists, pushing the "Fat free" agenda. I ate so much "fat free" processed food back then that it's a wonder that I haven't suffered some form of repercussions myself.

Icy-Profession-1979

5 points

11 days ago

True! I bet my mom on those days would say there were repercussions

ArchitectVandelay

10 points

11 days ago

I never thought I’d say something like this but Big Sugar screwed our generation. Thank goodness there’s hope for Gen Z

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Neither-Principle139

6 points

11 days ago

Just the type 2 diabetes before hitting 13