Those sodas are more like, fine sodas in glass bottles.
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So for some people, diet sodas may not be any healthier than regular sodas.
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We never had cream sodas, we never had cherry sodas, we never had anything like that.
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" —e4328d4615 "Sodas have an incredibly high amount of sugar, and diet sodas aren't any better for you.
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For opponents: In areas near Berkeley, sales of sugary sodas with no tax increased 6.9%, indicating consumers may simply be buying cheaper sodas outside the city limits.
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After opposing a beverage tax as a city councilman, Kenney made a 1.5 cents per ounce tax on sodas, diet sodas, juices and sports drinks the centerpiece of his first year in office.
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"People should be cautious about consuming diet sodas," he says.
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But, the second of the two sodas is especially appealing.
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Bruce Cost's real ginger sodas are taking over, deservedly so!
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And PepsiCo executives were pouring celebratory rum into their sodas.
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My friend and I order vodka sodas at the bar.
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The eight other drinks were water, juices and diet sodas.
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"The world of simulating sodas is pretty serious," Brierly said.
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We should avoid bottled water or sodas at all costs.
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Diet sodas have long been marketed as weight loss tools.
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He buys two sodas to get him through the night.
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Britain's sugar tax on sodas came into effect in April.
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Juices, sodas, and sliced lemons and limes are added here.
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In 2018, Americans are projected to drink just over 3 billion gallons of diet sodas out of a total of 12.2 billion gallons of carbonated sodas, according to data from the Beverage Marketing Corporation.
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Lots of dyes used in sodas and colas derive from insects.
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A lot of inventors of sodas had great names and stories.
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I chug a few club sodas and sip a vodka soda.
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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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Do I think sodas have a place in the American diet?
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Morris's accomplices reportedly gave up their sodas, but Morris held firm.
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Avoid foods with no nutritional value, such as sodas and sweets.
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Other buyers are willing to pay big bucks for discontinued sodas.
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He said they put cans of sodas on top of her.
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Afterward, we went to try one of Utah's famous "dirty" sodas.
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The menu offers espresso martinis, cold brew, cream sodas, and whiskey.
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I also pick up juices and sodas to mix with tequila.
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Diet sodas may undermine weight loss efforts, a new study suggests.
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Naturally, a full line of Dr. Brown's canned sodas is available.
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We drink sodas from the fridge and talk about our week.
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Bottled sodas, teas and juices are currently exempt from the policy.
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I have two vodka sodas over the course of about two hours.
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Machines used for mixing ice cream sodas have a patina to them.
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McDonald's is lowering the prices on its sodas and McCafe specialty drinks.
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The show brings to mind those supersize sodas sold in movie theaters.
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Another company, California Dreamin,' sells THC-infused sodas that taste like tangerine.
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That category includes foods like frozen pizzas, breakfast cereals, and fizzy sodas.
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Between murders, he takes her to Applebee's and they order orange sodas.
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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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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, joined the protest while others delivered snacks and sodas.
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Currently, craft brews and hard sodas are among the most popular domestic brands.
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More recent data has shown Americans have been drinking fewer sodas since then.
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Replace full-sugar sodas with seltzer and a splash of cranberry, for instance.
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The amount of sugars in sodas are staggering: roughly a teaspoon per ounce.
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Some days, we would eat candy and crack open sodas from the bodega.
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The sodas they make aren't crisp, they're not clean; they just don't pop.
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The science is clear — sodas have empty calories that have no nutritional benefit.
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PepsiCo is working to improve Mountain Dew sales, as customers ditch sugary sodas.
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In this environment, craft beers and infused water are supplanting Budweisers and sodas.
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Or it may be something about the artificial sweeteners in diet sodas themselves.
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Baja Blast is the king of sodas, and it is also its Prince.
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Earlier this week, Pepsi also reported weak quarterly sales of sodas and sugary drinks.
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Why do sodas need to use insect-derived dyes instead of plant-derived ones?
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Most bottled waters are slightly acidic, and sodas and juices are even more so.
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From cookies to sodas, oils to joints, there are endless ways to get high.
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She also said goodbye to junk food, including sodas and her favorite chili chips.
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The company is reducing sugar in some sodas, though not in original Coca-Cola.
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People who stick with cash buy fewer sodas and desserts at work, Wansink says.
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You can also pick up additional bonus sodas, the namesake for Brierly's real soda.
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Its name brand Sky Valley includes organic sodas like root beer and grape soda.
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A cooler was filled with Jarritos — Mexican sodas in flavors like tamarind and hibiscus.
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We even recommended it as a healthier alternative to sodas and other sugary drinks.
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New Campari and sodas appeared at our table, courtesy of Armando's friend Francesco Bianchini.
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Sausages, pickles, ferments, hot sauces, ice creams and sodas are all made in-house.
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It includes the whiskey and sodas that come out of his Toki highball machine.
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Also consider that many sugary fruit juices are as bad for you as sodas.
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The images feature Big Gulp sodas and blazing sun, and are underpinned by disaster.
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The increased risk was only present when women consumed more than two sodas daily.
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For the experiment, researchers gave 2,381 parents online surveys asking them to select a beverage for their child from a range of 12 sugar-sweetened sodas and juices as well as eight low-sugar options like water, unsweetened juices and diet sodas.
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Despite the lawsuit's scary implications, it's not alleging that LaCroix sodas are causing people harm.
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It's all about eating cleaner and trying to stay away from processed foods and sodas.
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They had a cooler where you got the sodas and took them to the counter.
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My roommate is getting ready to go out so she made vodka sodas for us.
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They include a strong rebuke against those who say Coke and other sodas cause obesity.
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We get sodas at the convenience store next door while we wait for the pizzas.
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Craft sodas are another new category, says Alex Beckett of Mintel, a market-research firm.
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MACCALUM: So, New York, the state that tried to ban big, huge sodas, remember that?
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There were rarely any easily accessible bathrooms or places to buy sodas or beef jerky.
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We're told it contains sodas from Japan, Poland, Canada and more ... and costs around $10,000.
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You don't think we're going to have ice-cream sodas speakeasies or anything like that.
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"Love the addict, hate the addiction," she would say as she sipped her diet sodas.
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Other major cities like Philadelphia, Seattle and San Francisco have implemented additional taxes for sodas.
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The menu is simple: lobster rolls, shrimp rolls, crab rolls, chowders, and chips and sodas.
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According to Wansink, people who stick with paper buy fewer sodas and desserts at work.
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The rhinestone-encrusted sodas are currently available in Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Tab, and Dr Pepper.
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Q Drinks has just added a second tonic water to its line of carbonated sodas.
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Liquid sugars, like sodas and even all-natural juices, may be some of the worst.
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Small stalls sell cold sodas and much-needed waters (25 rupees for a big bottle).
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The tax does not include diet sodas and drinks with milk as a primary ingredient.
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We're finally moving away from sugary, dehydrating, disease-inducing sodas and buying healthier bottle water.
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It is groceries in a brown paper bag, refillable fountain sodas, and rollerblading in a thong.
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Americans are consistently choosing healthier drinks over once-beloved sodas, the trading publication Beverage Digest showed.
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Daily consumers of sodas, sports drinks and other sugary beverages should "cut down substantially," McKeown said.
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The firms make larger margins on those sales than for sodas sold in traditional-sized cans.
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At the United Nations, health officials urge global governments to impose a controversial tax on sodas.
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Also, all these sodas just recently started to get imported into Sweden within the last year.
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In-N-Out, famous for its burgers, fries, sodas and shakes, has added the 8 oz.
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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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It also took over Monster's non-energy beverage brands, including Hansen's Natural Sodas and Hubert's Lemonade.
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Now the family business stocks only sodas — over 750 kinds of it, from independent brands only.
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Yelp users have raved about Rocket Fizz's colorful selection of old-fashioned sodas and retro candies.
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"Candy, chocolate, sodas — those are things that, again, are heavy loads on the body," Dorian says.
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One way is to tax sugary drinks, like sodas, fruit drinks, energy drinks and iced teas.
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It's where we were sitting, downing Campari and sodas, and envisioning night life here centuries ago.
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And evidence seems is mounting that diet sodas and artificial sweeteners may actually promote weight gain.
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Customers hit up the bar for mostly basic drinks — $16 vodka sodas, plus shots and beer.
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I decided sodas of all kinds would be out, but other flavored soft drinks were allowed.
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A budget that passed on Monday includes a sugar tax, but it applies only to sodas.
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Similarly, they might have a healthier weight if they avoided things like sodas and fried foods.
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Here's what happened among the teenagers who shopped at these convenience stores: they bought fewer sodas.
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Williams had fried chicken, banana pudding, nachos, two sodas and potato logs with ketchup, the AP reported.
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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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What is to be learned or gained from pairing various kinds of sodas with different hardcore albums?
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Get ready to stock up on all your favorite sodas and some of the best Disney princesses.
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I longed to make money doing something that I loved — and I didn't love making vodka-sodas.
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Then, in the 1950s, as fountain sodas gained popularity, it added wax-lined cups to its lineup.
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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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The train attendant said Miller had consumed 2 glasses of wine and 2 double Scotch and sodas.
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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 carbs that you see prepackaged that are the cookies, the cakes, the sodas, the potato chips.
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Kearney: The diet sodas are terrible, with all the added preservatives in them, and the hidden sugars.
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If you were around in the 1990s, you probably remember sodas like Crystal Pepsi or New Coke.
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Once consumers got sick of the fad, it would tank like the rest of the clear sodas.
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After you have this jenever cocktail, you're never going to go back to normal gin and sodas.
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Two tequila sodas later, I was no closer to being able to tell you about Jake's Dilemma.
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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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Criminals have netted anything from a few marijuana-laced sodas to a quarter-million dollars in plants.
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Instead of bourbon-and-sodas, however, these waitresses are carrying trays full of vaporizers and water pipes.
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The more diet sodas a person drank, the more likely he or she was to gain weight.
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A 2012 study suggested a possible connection between diet sodas and an increased risk for vascular events.
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The proposed measure exempts diet sodas, milk and juice, as well as infant formula and medical beverages.
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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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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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But compared with people who avoided sugar-sweetened drinks altogether, individuals who consumed two or more juice drinks or sodas, including artificially sweetened sodas, a day had more than twice the risk of developing gallbladder tumors and 79 percent higher odds of getting biliary tract cancer, the study found.
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Shake up all the sodas and beer in your home/office and let science do your dirty work.
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We have free coffee, tea, sodas, LaCroix, other fizzy drinks, small snacks, fruit, and candy at our disposal.
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Dirty sodas have become more than a novel beverage; they have enmeshed themselves into the culture of Utah.
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Surveys found that people drank less sodas and energy drinks because they didn't want to pay higher prices.
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I want it to be kids' sodas and dangerous colorings and stuff you shouldn't drink when you're pregnant.
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I've heard people tell me that it is good with energy drinks and fruit-flavored sodas like Jarritos.
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At the first, I get two tequila sodas, and at the second, I get a third tequila soda.
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Chavis and Bates stole the show with their wine glasses full of what looks like Shirley Temple sodas.
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We're going to brew organic sodas—it's completely different than mixing two kinds of powder into a tank.
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" Philip concedes — as they sip sodas — that he himself had it bad, but "not as bad as you.
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Growing numbers of Americans say they are actively trying to avoid sodas, and fewer people are drinking them.
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In addition to donating cash, the beverage giant usually provides in-kind contributions, including sodas and other drinks.
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"Down here, dude, it's fight for yourself," said another man who walked off with an armful of sodas.
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What's not to love—big steaks, bottomless sodas, and friendly waitresses who come by to check on you.
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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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Although Coke has made significant efforts to diversify beyond sugary sodas, the company still is reliant on beverages.
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Other key dishes like the Chick'n Shack and the Shack Stack went up in cost, as well as sodas.
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McGlockton had gone inside to purchase snacks and sodas with their 5-year-old son, according to the paper.
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I drink approximately three Grey Goose and sodas and two bottles of Fiji water, and eat seven cake pops.
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But African diets, too, are worsening, as beverage companies work to get coolers and sodas into every village shop.
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However, you should try to stay away from caffeine, sodas (including ginger ale), and alcohol as much as possible.
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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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Further analysis of the results by type of drink found the main association was with caffeinated non-diet sodas.
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We have a gift card from my parents, so we splurge and order sodas, an appetizer, and dessert ($84.83).
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PepsiCo's results also beat analysts' estimates earlier this month, boosted by demand for smaller packages of its traditional sodas.
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One tactic is loading the checkout aisle with tempting products: cold sodas, candy bars, and 99-cent knick-knacks.
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According to WTNH, Officers Kim DeMayo and Doug Bauman have allegedly been selling black market sodas to the students.
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There's a similar enticement on sodas, offering a complimentary one if you spend a dollar on Tuesdays or Thursdays.
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The bartenders were serving Chateau d'Esclans rosé, sangria with fresh strawberries and oranges, various sodas, and Icelandic spring water.
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One tactic is loading the checkout aisle with tempting products: cold sodas, candy bars and 99-cent knick-knacks.
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PepsiCo beat quarterly revenue estimates on Thursday, as ramped up advertising boosted demand for the company's sodas and snacks.
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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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The soft drink is one of the most iconic sodas in the world, sold in all but two countries.
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International Fanta sodas—like the Fanta Banana Yogurt from Japan or the Fanta Mangoguava from Bulgaria—are top-sellers.
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The prevalence of obesity has increased in parallel with production of diet sodas (but this is association, not causation).
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Elevator Pitch: We ingest lots of high-acid foods, including processed grains, corn, meat, fish, sodas, coffee and alcohol.
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There will be Bavarian pretzels, baked goods and small-batch craft sodas made by Tommyknocker Brewery of Idaho Springs.
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He grabs a couple of sodas from the nearby 63-11 while I sleep and has cereal for breakfast.
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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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We stop and put gas in the car ($25) and get a couple of breakfast sandwiches and sodas ($26).
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The term "Nanny Mayor" arose from Mike's unsuccessful push to eliminate large sodas, which did not go over well.
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"Diet sodas contain acids, which could contribute to tooth erosion," said Lisa Drayer, a nutritionist and contributor to CNN.
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Beverages matter: Water is great; coffee, tea and alcohol are OK in moderation; stay away from sugared sodas. 9.
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Those who did still buy sodas tended to buy smaller bottles than they did before the signs went up.
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PepsiCo Inc rose 2.1% after quarterly results beat Wall Street estimates on higher demand for its snacks, low-sugar sodas.
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They can be found in such products as diet sodas, powdered drink mixes, sugar-free ice cream and light yogurts.
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Refrigeration is a crucial part of modern life: It keeps our meat fresh, our vegetables crunchy and our sodas cold.
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When it did the same thing with Happy Meal sodas in 2013, some customers switched to water, milk or juice.
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To combat the issue, cities like New York typically add phosphoric acid (also found in some sodas) to the water.
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Instead of nudging students to fill their own bottles, the change just drove more sales of sodas from the machines.
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The show brings to mind those supersize sodas sold in movie theaters, which Mayor Michael Bloomberg once quixotically campaigned against.
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No sugar, same problems Although diet sodas replace real sugar with artificial sweeteners, those may have their own addictive characteristics.
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While everyone fishes out their credit cards, you slap down $10 for a couple of sodas and a nice tip.
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The plant extract is used as a sweetener in Coca-Cola Co's Coke Life, PepsiCo's True and other popular sodas.
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Flavored sodas could easily damage plant roots, breaking their immune systems down and leaving them prone to disease and death.
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We eat and drink vodka sodas, and I give our friend $103 for the pizza and alcohol she is providing.
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However, UCSF has not banished diet drinks, including zero-calorie sodas, or 100% fruit juices from campus -- for good reason.
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Tipsy also offered mixers, but those were limited to a couple sodas, orange juice, and a Jose Cuervo Margarita Mixer.
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According to Starbucks, the nitrogen is infused into the coffee much like carbonation in your favorite sodas and carbonated drinks.
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But a new study out this Monday suggests that sodas and sports drinks are fully replacing water for some kids.
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The Teamsters, which delivers sodas in the city, and local grocers are worried about the effect on revenue and jobs.
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The majority of Florence's customers want sodas to consume, not collect, but that doesn't make their motivations any less nostalgic.
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He has regulars who order from him every few months, usually basic flavors or regular, real-sugar, and diet sodas.
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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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Ned Lamont (D) wants his state to become the first to levy an extra tax on sugary drinks and sodas.
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I also did a lot of little diet tweaks; I was kicking back four or five sodas a day before.
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As with La Tuta's arrest, they had to watch who was bringing the cake, sodas, and food for his birthday.
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"They could saturate the environment with those," Mr. O'Neil said, and mix-your-own sodas started to decline in popularity.
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It also has plenty of beneficial uses, like making bubbly sodas, low-emissions fuels, and even helping to strengthen concrete.
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Two local teams faced off in a soccer match in a sandy courtyard, while others sipped sodas and looked on.
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But results have been mixed and prior studies haven't offered a clear picture of whether sodas are a particular problem.
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Casper CEO Philip Krim has been hustling since he sold sodas on the golf course as a kid in Texas.
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U.S. sales have been helped recently by the company's plan to offer $1 sodas and new higher-priced, fancier burgers.
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NN: Yeah, and you don't need like a Roosevelt Island–style gondola to get people and their sodas 1,400 feet.
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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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Later, she was pulling pranks on her relatives, dropping Mentos candies in their sodas to make them explode, the lawyer said.
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No, now even our sodas and cookies and makeup and sneakers are emblazoned with the imagery of the HBO television show.
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He likes to come here after work with friends, drink sodas, and listen to his favorite genre of music — love songs.
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The only way to have any effect on the number of sodas manufactured and shipped is to ... not buy the soda.
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I have two vodka sodas and tip generously because I always come to this bar and they take care of me.
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Near a small gathering of women in hijabs, a middle-aged white man with a cooler offered free sodas and Gatorade.
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I like this rivalry because it is just silly, the two sodas taste the same but people still have a preference.
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I buy a few rounds of vodka sodas and beers for myself and the birthday girl and we dance for hours.
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PepsiCo Inc rose 2.1% after quarterly results beat Wall Street estimates on higher demand for its snacks and low-sugar sodas.
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The company, which launched in 1981, is about to bring a new flavor to its lineup of ginseng infused sodas: cranberry.
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"Sports drinks have an even stronger relationship than sugared sodas with weight gain," said Dr. Alison Field, who led the study.
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Some approaches they've tried out are dramatic: for instance, banning sodas in school vending machines, or implementing a junk food tax.
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The company's decision affects sodas like Pepsi and Mountain Dew, and other sweetened drinks like Gatorade and Lipton Iced Tea drinks.
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There were handmade sodas and passed hors d'oeuvres, and we met Chef Kostow from The Restaurant at Meadowood in Napa Valley.
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Business slowly picked up as customers came in to track down the sodas of their childhood or simply taste something different.
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Soon afterward, he began collecting cases of unfamiliar sodas during road trips from his home in upstate New York to Nebraska.
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People love the Columbus, Ohio, candy shop Rocket Fizz, which offers retro sodas and sweets that take customers back in time.
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Some approaches they've tried out are dramatic: for instance, banning sodas in school vending machines, or implementing a junk food tax.
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I saw an entire table scream at a hot shooter for trying to switch to beer after three Scotch-and-sodas.
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Sure, there is some of that artificial sweetener bite, yet this is still one of the smoother diet sodas out there.
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Real fruit juices are nutritionally superior to sodas and can be part of a healthy diet — albeit in moderation, Nestle said.
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Many of the drinks will include sodas made at the restaurant, and Devon will feature beers made in New York City.
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An employee from Alabama said they'd encountered guests bringing up partially consumed edibles like chewed-on candies and half-empty sodas.
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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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You&aposre constantly cooled down or heated up ... and you cannot escape chips and sodas and pizzas and burgers and fries.
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Beverages, such as diet sodas, accounted for the majority of low-calorie sweetener consumption in both children and adults, the researchers found.
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The weather is beautiful, and I guzzle down two vodka sodas (paid for by my manager) while hanging with my lovely team.
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The Flight Attendants manned a galley cart from the aircraft serving waters, juice, and sodas to all the passengers in the terminal.
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PEOPLE staffers got a first taste of the new sodas and, to quote Pepsi spokesperson Cardi B, we thought they were okurrr.
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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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He did his PhD at the London School of Economics; he defended his dissertation "over whiskies and sodas at the Reform Club".
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But he loves his sodas, so I actually want to get him into cascara, which is the fruit of the coffee bean.
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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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Twelve beverages were considered sugar-sweetened because they had at least 75 calories from added sugars, and included sodas and juice drinks.
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That's bad because 2-methylimidazole is an ingredient in a caramel coloring which is used in most dark-colored sauces and sodas.
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Every year, my Jewish parents would bring us to Hibachi on Christmas Eve and my sister and I would get these sodas.
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Additionally, the artificial sweetener aspartame that is found in most diet sodas has been linked to migraines, irritable moods, anxiety and insomnia.
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Once, the warring sides in a child custody case grabbed all her bottled sodas, juices and waters to hurl at one another.
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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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On days when the vending machines would malfunction, he would call everyone over and hit the numbers to hand out free sodas.
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For starters, it covers any beverage with added sweeteners, including diet sodas and fruit juices that have modest amounts of artificial sweeteners.
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A powerful fan blows the hot air as patrons sit on plastic chairs, drink cold beers and sodas, and check their cellphones.
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The treasure is a seven-inch-tall plastic cup used to serve $2 sodas or $4 beers to spectators during the Masters.
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Founded in Britain in 1903 by a gin distillery employee, what is now SodaStream was largely focused on making sodas at home.
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Perhaps most important for PepsiCo, SodaStream has emphasized in recent years its products' ability to make flavored sparkling water, rather than sodas.
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One of the best ways to reduce your sugar intake is to stop drinking sodas and other sweet drinks, including fruit juices.
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But you shouldn't assume that diet sodas cause better health either; it could be that more health-conscious people avoid added sugars.
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Bloomberg was asked a lot of questions about his mayoral record — even his attempt at a ban on giant sodas came up.
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The Coca-Cola Company and other beverage firms reformulated some sodas ahead of the tax, but Coke's classic cola did not change.
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Those industries have long argued that stiffer regulations or taxes on cigarettes or sodas would disproportionately affect low-income and minority communities.
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So why has the multi-billion-dollar marijuana industry – selling marijuana-infused candies, sodas and other foods – been given such a pass?
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Total volumes rose 3 percent in the first quarter, with growth in both sodas and teas and coffees driving much of the gains.
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Overall, Pepsi saw sales decline 6.8 percent for its whole range of diet sodas, while Coke's sales dropped 5.3 percent in this category.
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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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The show's stage transformed into a makeshift NY pizzeria decked out with an oven, fountain sodas, and tables to stand at and eat.
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After ordering sodas and nervously chatting between ourselves, Leila and I made several failed attempts to convince men to let us feminize them.
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Retailers can cash in on SNAP by offering potato chips, sodas, string cheese, and bologna—without ever stocking healthful foods on their shelves.
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More recently, Nooyi focused on reinvigorating sales of its marquee sodas by stepping up marketing efforts to win market share from Coca-Cola.
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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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House-made sodas are ubiquitous in Moscow restaurants, and Skalka is no exception: I had a mouth-puckering cranberry version for 23 rubles.
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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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Today's marijuana comes in the form of kid-friendly gummies, candies, sodas and ice creams all infused with up to 22019 percent THC.
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The beverage industry, for example, is fighting strenuously against public health measures aimed at cutting America's deadly over-consumption of sugar-packed sodas.
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He collects $25 monthly from each of three food trucks that rumble through his district carrying chewing gum, Pepsi sodas and Bimbo bread.
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This is irrational, in theory — the equivalent of a 12-pack of soda selling for more than the price of 12 individual sodas.
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We also get a few fountain sodas since it's a treat for the kids to get to have soda when we eat out.
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You can also craft your own highball with one of the bar's housemade sodas: grapefruit-basil, watermelon-mint, hibiscus-cranberry and ginger-cardamom.
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Oh, the whimsy of a teenage birthday party: sodas, games, and maybe even some seven minutes in heaven, if you're feeling really crazy.
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Bringing a few waters and sodas will help offset the pain of the $13-per-day soda packages being rolled out in 2019.
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The sodas they were drinking reminded Dayana of one of the shelter rules: The children were allowed only one Coca-Cola per week.
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Every room contains a fully stocked minibar offering a variety of bottled waters, sodas and juices, which are all complimentary, a nice surprise.
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Amid the gusts, they bought gas, grabbed bags of ice, sodas and snacks and ran back to their cars through the spitting rain.
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There has been some research which suggests drinking diet sodas is linked to increased risk of stroke and Alzheimer's, as well as diabetes.
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I also find them to be really fun to draw and combine with other objects, such as flowers or maybe even Ramune sodas!
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PEOPLE staffers got a first taste of the new sodas and can confirm that they really do taste like both Pepsi and coffee.
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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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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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During the evening portion of the group date, drunk with power off of her recent win and probably several vodka sodas, Corinne was unstoppable.
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Coke's better-than-expected revenue was helped by higher prices for sodas and a strong demand for water and sports drinks in North America.
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Sure, it's not like I can skip contour powder, but it does wonders to reduce inflammation — especially after a long night of tequila sodas.
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Today, we know that eating lots of added sugars — in sodas, sweets, and cereal for instance — increases your risk of dying of heart disease.
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Items for sale include clothing, hair care, and an array of food and drink that includes sodas, candy, cookies, popcorn, pepperoni and pizza kits.
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Earlier this year, PepsiCo launched berry, lime and mango flavored sodas in 12-ounce cans and introduced variations of Cheeots and Doritos tortilla chips.
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But, wait, isn&apost New York City the one that bans trans-fat and extra-large sodas because they could be bad for you.
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"We want to guide people away from sugar-sweetened drinks such as sodas, teas and juices toward water," Lichtenstein told Reuters Health by phone.
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Hard to make out exactly what he's drinking, but witnesses tell us he seemed to be sipping vodka-sodas while mingling with the guests.
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The firm has set a target price of $51 per share for Coke, partly because it doesn't believe consumers are ready to ditch sodas.
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Philadelphia's mayor recently proposed a 3-cent tax on every ounce of sugary drinks (sodas, iced teas, and sports drinks are the major categories).
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On most ballots, the tax would not apply to diet sodas but does affect some juices, sports drinks and other beverages with added sugar.
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He was drunk much of the time; he often began drinking at breakfast and his brother counted 17 Scotch-and-sodas in a day.
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"Have either Amazon Pantry or Instacart deliver food to your hotel or rental for breakfast and/or snacks, bottled water and sodas," Chambers says.
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Still, pop into a CVS and you'll find sodas, candy bars, and other items that are tasty treats but can contribute to health problems.
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The opposite is just as likely to be true: A SNAP purged of sodas or candy, or both, could be less vulnerable to cuts.
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Other centenarians say the secret to trying to out-old Gandalf is in eating hot dogs, downing sodas, or chugging a lot of booze.
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You might find yourself getting to know someone special, and then you discover they are into one of those batshit crazy, off-brand sodas.
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And caffeine is in more than just coffee, so the World Sleep Society also warns about tea and many sodas, as well as chocolate.
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It started with the department's donating sodas and snacks to a 2014 memorial for Mr. Martin at the museum, but the relationship has grown.
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Earlier this year, PepsiCo launched berry, lime and mango flavored sodas in 12-ounce cans and introduced variations of Cheetos and Doritos tortilla chips.
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The cafe has already attracted a steady stream of visitors with its unusual setting, craft beers, homemade sodas and a weekly outdoor concert series.
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They started in the food court, where they bought sodas and talked for over an hour about their mother, their current lives, their upbringings.
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Volume sales rose 1 percent in North America, including a 1 percent growth in sales of its carbonated sodas such as Sprite and Fanta.
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Then there are artificial sweeteners like sucralose and saccharin, which we consume in diet sodas and "sugar-free" snacks in hopes of cutting calories.
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Organic sales in Europe rose 43 percent after the company reformulated its recipe for a few sodas in response to U.K's tax on sugar.
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Sandler placed an order for two black-cherry sodas and made his way through the buffet line, surveying the platters of borscht and guacamole.
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Though the beverage industry has strongly objected, several U.S. cities have been passing, or trying to pass, taxes on sugary sodas to discourage consumption.
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With a growing demand for lower-calorie and less sugary drinks, zero-calorie sodas such as Diet Coke seem to be an obvious solution.
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It suggests that there is a lack of evidence to support the role of artificially sweetened beverages, such as diet sodas, in preventing weight gain.
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Hanging out by the deejay booth, the actor took selfie with fans and drank tequila sodas as he broke it down at the VIP stage.
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Yesterday, the grocery chain announced it had introduced two new "Springy Sodas," and one of them shares its key flavors with the Royal wedding cake.
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Similarly, the beverage industry also opposed Assembly Bill 766, a measure to ban the sale of jumbo-sized sugary sodas, including 7-Eleven's Big Gulps.
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I did a show last month, and I was so nervous for it that my hands were shaking and I was sucking down vodka sodas.
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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, 24, told Men's Health.
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Research suggests that there may be a link between sleeping less than 5 hours per day and drinking more sugary, caffeinated sodas, Msora-Kasago explained.
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Sales have been falling and people are trading in their diet sodas for other zero-calorie beverages like LaCroix and waters both bubbly and still.
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"Growing up, John and I loved cold drinks — iced tea, orange juice and black-and-white sodas," Harry Mariani told New York magazine in 1982.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Flat beverages are helping overall sales at Coca-Cola Co and PepsiCo Inc stay fizzy in Mexico despite a tax on sodas.
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In 2009, WIC food packages were modified to exclude sodas, candy, and other snack foods, while providing recipients with additional whole grains, fruits, and vegetables.
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Yet there was no reference to the more contentious things he did as mayor, like overhauling the school system and trying to ban big sodas.
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Thirty seconds of security footage later and the buzz of the refrigerated wall that houses the sugarless sodas and organic milks can again be heard.
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But that's far from the risky 2 to 4 range—where most sodas and fruit juices fall—which puts you at risk for tooth erosion.
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Accessories-wise, the only accoutrement you need is a nylon shoulder bag for unencumbered dancing (or dancing intentionally cumbered by double tequila sodas, your choice).
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It also used Keurig to buy Dr Pepper Snapple for $18.7 billion, adding a variety of sodas and iced teas to the coffee maker's holdings.
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"Counter-intuitive as it may seem, most evidence shows that diet sodas do not help people lose or maintain weight," Nestle told MUNCHIES over email.
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Angelica Beltran, the supervisor, said her workers typically ate six to eight tacos while at work and had two or three sodas during their shift.
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There are more opportunities for young drinks companies than ever, as consumers who have abandoned sugary and diet sodas search for alternatives to plain water.
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A study finds that a landmark law requiring warning labels on unhealthy foods made a swift difference in purchases of sodas, bottled water and juices.
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They also found that when people replaced sodas, juices and other sugary beverages with other kinds of drinks, their risk of developing diabetes went down.
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It doesn't matter whether $100,000 in jewels were stolen or just a couple of sodas -- if she enters illegally and takes stuff -- it's a felony.
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What's more, 42.5 percent of tax revenues collected from the sale of sodas in Berkeley go to public school programs dedicated to cooking, gardening, and nutrition.
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Octavia Robinson, 34, of Fayetteville, was arrested Monday and accused of spiking her 6-year-old and 10-year-old sons' cream sodas with lighter fluid.
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"I was sitting in a dive bar in Westport, Connecticut, and I noticed five patrons ordering vodka sodas, one after the other," Shields told VICE News.
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Initiatives to tax the sale of sodas and other sugar-sweetened beverages are on upcoming ballots in San Francisco, Oakland and Albany, California; and Boulder, Colorado.
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Jones has responded by reducing sugar in its line of sodas, creating sugar-free beverages and launching a non-carbonated lemon and coconut drink called Lemoncocco.
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She swears by Shake Shack and vodka sodas, she loves herself an Outback Steakhouse Bloomin' Onion, and she gets cranky about her hair extensions while drunk.
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And if sodas are your only experience of Costa Rican food, you'll walk away with the grave misconception that Costa Rican food is boring as hell.
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They got their food and were sitting in their minivan eating tacos and drinking sodas when a man on a bike rode up to the window.
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Mayor Jim Kenney's original proposal was to tax sugary drinks at 3 cents an ounce, a rate that would have doubled the price of many sodas.
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Although the institute included juices and sodas as potential sources of hydration, these often sugar-laden beverages have become a serious nutritional problem in recent decades.
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This "war on sugar" has grown in scope over the last few years beyond just sodas and candy to packaged foods like cereal and pasta sauce.
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Your student will greatly appreciate having the ability to keep sodas and snacks (and nothing else) cold for late night studying with a dorm room fridge.
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I get a mezcal cocktail (the others get vodka sodas), and we find a good spot to hang out near the DJ. $17.55 303:30 a.m.
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The world's largest drinks company has been increasingly diversifying its portfolio to include healthier options such as sparkling waters as consumers move away from sugary sodas.
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Coca-Cola was recently caught funding academics to publish studies that shifted the debate on obesity away from the consumption of sodas to lack of exercise.
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That meant a lot of lime and sodas, a healthier bank balance than ever before, and—to my surprise—absolutely no change to my social life.
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More than half of preschool-age children (ages 2 to 5) drink juice regularly, a proportion that, unlike for sodas, has not budged in recent decades.
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Ebony Pace, a dance movement therapist who has lived in the neighborhood for three years, recently walked past what she thought was a kiosk selling sodas.
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The figure now stands at 27 percent, with nearly half of that coming from sugary sports drinks, carbonated sodas and fruit-flavored beverages, according to studies.
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Sodas are not sentient, and thus cannot have cults of personality, but it's the only Dew flavor with its own cult nonetheless, and for good reason.
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Below are the main FODMAP carbs to avoid:Fructose: Foods high in fructose include many processed foods that contain high-fructose corn syrup including sodas and candies.
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We would stop at a gas station for chips and candy bars, Haribo gummy bears and sodas as if we were on a school ski trip.
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Later on in the video, Jenner shows off a refrigerator filled with a wide variety of beverages, including sodas, waters, and one very important mystery drink.
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The company is in the midst of selling its bottling businesses to independent companies that will handle the bottling of Coca-Cola sodas and other drinks.
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Coca-Cola Co climbed 0.6 percent after beating quarterly sales estimates as more consumers reached for new versions of its sugar-free sodas and sparkling waters.
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"If he can't cut out his soft drinks entirely, I would recommend that he replace at least half of his diet sodas with water," Drayer suggested.
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Pick up cans of beer, glass bottles of fizzy Russian sodas and pint containers of prepared salads and smoked fish from Gastronom Arkadia or Brighton Bazaar.
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California cities and counties are banned from taxing sodas and other sugary drinks for the next 12 years under a bill signed into law by Democratic Gov.
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According to the lawsuit Dowling filed last week, Wedl was served "at least three to four vodka sodas," which he drank along with the sleep drug Ambien.
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The sodas are reminiscent of thermal detonators from the "Star Wars" films and feature the name of each brand in Aurebesh, the fictional language of Star Wars.
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Juice that undergoes the high-pressure process, instead of heat pasteurization, is gaining popularity as increasingly health-conscious consumers move away from sodas and other sugary drinks.
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But he hit a political and a juridical wall when he also sought to restrict the sale of sodas and other sugary drinks of dubious nutritional value.
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Coca-Cola has been responding to changing consumer tastes by moving beyond traditional sodas and offering drinks that are lower in sugar or come in new flavors.
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Every four out of five pesos collected by Oxxo cashiers in cash are for financial services, rather than purchases of sodas, cigarettes and other goods, Padilla said.
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That includes sodas, hot dogs, burgers—and thanks to this over-the-top cooler with a dedicated freezer section—even microwave pizzas, ice cream, and frozen turkeys?
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Beers included in the feature are Peroni, Miller Lite, and Blue Moon, in addition to sodas like Coke, Coke Zero, Diet Coke, Diet Sprite, and bottled water.
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Coca-Cola Co tumbled 23.1 percent after the world's largest beverage company forecast slowing sales in 28.3 and lower demand for its fizzy sodas in some markets.
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But, at some point, for some reason, I graduated to only drinking sodas that had caffeine in them and kind of forgot about Sprite as an option.
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The U.K. introduced a tax on high-sugar soft drinks in 2016, while efforts are being made in California to push through a levy on sugary sodas.
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His prodigious weight gain even inspired a game called Run Ronaldo Run, wherein you have to help Ronaldo dodge burgers and sodas as he kicked a ball.
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It seems this week that the Trump administration has started melting down faster than a Bachelor contestant who had too many vodka sodas before a rose ceremony.
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Several of Miller's fellow Art Stars arrive with food offerings, as if there's been a death: chocolate 7-Eleven donuts, sodas, water, a jar of chunky salsa.
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Coca-Cola Co tumbled 7.6 percent after the world's largest beverage company forecast slowing sales in 2019 and lower demand for its fizzy sodas in some markets.
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He said that the health risks of sugarless, naturally carbonated waters like La Croix and Perrier are nowhere near those of sugary sodas, despite their textural similarities.
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Here you can treat yourself to soft-serve ice cream, hot dogs, and fountain sodas after you've spent several hours surrounded by Lack tables and Billy bookcases.
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Atlanta-based Coca-Cola launched the drink as a part of its efforts to break away from its traditional fizzy sodas and shift to health-focused trends.
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And though he's made healthy changes, like cutting out sodas, eating more vegetables and getting more rest, the opulent star doesn't see himself getting any less fabulous.
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The sodas are reminiscent of thermal detonators from the Star Wars films and feature the name of each brand in Aurebesh, the fictional language of Star Wars.
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Coca-Cola Co shares climbed 1.4 percent after beating quarterly sales estimates as more consumers reached for new versions of its sugar-free sodas and sparkling waters.
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Imagine bringing sodas or chocolate bars to work, only to have a fellow employee toss your junk food in the trash after spotting it in the kitchen.
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We might be richer than ever in flavored seltzers and "leisure sodas" (that's actually a thing), but abstaining from alcohol, especially during the holiday season, isn't easy.
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At the same time that teens were buying fewer sodas, they were also more likely to purchase water — or leave the store with no drink at all.
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New York has been at the forefront of several health initiatives, including smoking bans, various posting requirements for food establishments and a failed attempt to ban big sodas.
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Opponents like the soft drink industry, meanwhile, have argued that consumers will simply shop elsewhere for their sugary sodas, and now there's some proof of that as well.
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Shares of Sodastream are up more than 27 percent so far this year as the firm refocuses away from sugary sodas and toward alternative incarnations of sparkling water.
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When people drink sodas and other sugary beverages, they may be more likely to develop risk factors for diabetes, heart disease and other chronic health problems, Malik said.
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In an allusion to Mr. Bloomberg's attempt as mayor to ban large sodas, the slide on his 2016 plans was illustrated with an image of a Big Gulp.
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But all this technological bending and shaping produces not so much a wine as an alcoholic soft drink, as consistent and predictable as sodas on a supermarket shelf.
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Case in point -- he thinks the notorious Crips and Bloods should capitalize on their brand to market their own sodas and have some friendly competition in the process.
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Already, a proposed measure to ban the sale of jumbo-sized sugary sodas, including 7-Eleven's Big Gulps, was shelved from consideration in the California Legislature on Tuesday.
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Drinking plenty of water and eating right can radically improve the health of your skin, she assures, so stay away from sugary foods, sodas, canned and processed foods.
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Lil Pump's thirsty, and now he's got sodas from all around the world to quench his thirst ... thanks to his very own, one-of-a-kind vending machine.
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Sales of Pepsi sodas, which include Diet Pepsi and Pepsi Zero Sugar, grew 3 percent, driving organic sales at its North America beverage unit, its biggest revenue generator.
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Prior to the sale, Oltman remembers the company bringing in pizza and sodas for the employees during big printing runs, like the night of the Final Four championship.
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Here's what we know ... Roberson and 12 of his friends hit up Chupacabra Cantina in Austin, TX on Wednesday -- downing vodka Red Bulls, vodka sodas and Long Islands.
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The push for taxes on sugar and sodas has gathered momentum this year, as officials and health advocates seek ways to stem health epidemics of diabetes and obesity.
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Considering the dangers of too much sun, that mixed with the fact that Coke and other sodas are high in acid leads to a number of health risks.
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Companies in the United States have also removed full-calorie sodas from schools, put calorie labels on the front of drinks, and funded physical activity and nutrition programs.
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There are baskets of snacks in the press cabin, a cart with sodas, and we get hot meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and other treats in between.
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Their goal is increased, regular use of gummies, candies, sodas, ice creams and concentrates containing up to 99 percent pure THC, the mind-altering chemical found in marijuana.
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Police arrested the Attleboro woman Tuesday morning at Plainridge Park Casino in Plainville, shortly after co-workers reported that their sodas had been tampered with while left unattended.
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It could cause confusion for passengers not aware of the policies, and according to SFO's spokesperson, there are not enough non-plastic alternatives for teas, juices, or sodas.
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She orders two sodas, and looking over her shoulder at her unsuspecting boyfriend, dumps U4EA in both drinks, in full view of the bartender and everyone but Brandon.
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She wants, in pink polka dots, in patterned tiny stereos, to forget the same five boys corralling the boxes of M&M's, sodas sweating in their Styrofoam cups.
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While ordinary attendees chomp down on hot dogs and sodas, Hard Rock Stadium's Centerplate Executive Chef Dayanny De la Cruz has something special planned for the high rollers.
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As mayor, he showed little devotion to public opinion, pushing unpopular ideas like banning smoking in bars and restaurants and trying to limit the sale of large sodas.
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Unlike the trains of old, most high-speed trains don't have a traditional dining car but a cafeteria car that sells a few snacks like sodas and sandwiches.
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With only meals counted, children averaged 254.7 servings of refined grains like white bread and 253.4 servings of sugary beverages like sodas and fruit drinks, the study found.
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But if we all one day see more blueberries and tomatoes being promoted at the games, and fewer sugary sodas and candy bars, that would be good news.
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Before coffee was cool, teens got their caffeine fix from sodas they picked up from gas stations after school, a ritual that took off with the Slurpee, she said.
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Still, Americans are turning away from sugary sodas and drinks, and brands like Pepsi are trying to come up with new ways to bolster their image and attract consumers.
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People eat lots of Ace-K, because it shows up in diet sodas, candy, Jell-O, and plenty of other products, wrote Bill Chameides, a Duke University professor emeritus.
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The couple told investigators that the boy was a "picky eater" who subsisted on seven to eight sodas a day and snack foods such as crackers and "cheesy" chips.
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The acquisition for an undisclosed price is one of several steps the U.S. company is taking in a global strategy to diversify from its core business of sugary sodas.
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Beverage volume fell 2% at PepsiCo's North America beverage unit, largely due to higher sales of smaller packages of sodas and juices, but revenue from the business rose 16.433%.
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We'd argue that spring and summer's seasonal spreads far surpass those of the colder months in overall snack variety (sparkling sodas to gelato) and flavor creativity (floral to fruity).
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Frequently, not trusting the quality of local drinking water, workers drink sodas and soft drinks, and experimental evidence suggests that doing so can lead to even more kidney damage.
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While traditional holiday meals are laden with salt, fat and sugar, many foods we eat regularly, such as sweets and sodas, can also spike blood glucose and insulin levels.
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When Coca-Cola realized that people were drinking flavored sodas that were made by other manufacturers, it knew it should expand its range beyond Vanilla Coke and Cherry Coke.
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The original Vessyl was supposed to track liquid consumption throughout the day to monitor your overall nutrition, and tell the difference between sodas, water, orange juice and other liquids.
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Ordering the 216-slider "Crave Crate" offered three of us 217 burgers each (with ten burgers extra for the two friends who just wanted lunch), plus fries and sodas.
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Frito-Lay and PepsiCo merged in 1965 with the goal of advertising salty snacks as a combo alongside thirst-quenching sodas, though the feds blocked that effort in 1968.
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If you're adding artificial sweeteners like aspartameinto your coffee or tea, or sipping diet sodas to stay slim, you may not be doing your body any long-term favors.
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We headed to Swig and sampled several of the concoctions (a large 353-ounce soda with a shot of syrup is $1.99; the specialty sodas can run around $3).
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On Dikeman Street's wide sidewalk, next to a delivery gate for the cherry factory, workmen were sitting on folding chairs beside a table laid with sodas and picnic paraphernalia.
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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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The Wish-Bone, her grapefruit [LaCroix] sodas, the Claussen pickles—it's what I grew up eating, it's by far the best pickle—she likes yogurt, so there's always that.
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"Off-brand sodas have gotten a bad rep for being flat and only being offered in flavors like Cola, orange, or lemon-lime," said Spoon University writer Priya Dhond.
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Beverage volume fell 1.503% at PepsiCo's North America beverage unit, largely due to higher sales of smaller packages of sodas and juices, but revenue from the business rose 2.5%.
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While Bloomberg may be caricatured for trying to ban giant sodas and impose a "nanny state" in New York, the public health initiatives he undertook generally made a difference.
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HiHi Room is the first sit-down restaurant from Matt Ross and Eric Finkelstein, the duo behind the sandwich shop Court Street Grocers and a line of bottled sodas.
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Pure fruit juice is also not the same as fruit drinks, which typically have added sugars and can be just as harmful to kids as drinking sodas, Auerbach added.
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In the beverage category, mood33 has a line of sparkling herbal drinks infused with THC and CBD, and California Dreamin' carries THC-infused sodas in flavors like tangerine and pomegranate.
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"Have you seen the size of the sodas they drink in the middle of the country?" one Cruz supporter told New York magazine recently when asked about Bloomberg's potential run.
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This has been the case ever since the Slurpee was invented 50 years ago, when some sodas were placed in a freezer and it resulted in a refreshing slushy consistency.
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So company executives were there, in part, to reset expectations with Walmart's suppliers — the consumer brands whose chips, sodas and diapers line the shelves of its Supercenters and its website.
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National Beverage's leading brand, in the pre-LaCroix days, was Shasta sodas, whose distinguishing features are being cheaper than Coca-Cola and offering, currently, a dizzying array of 36 flavors.
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The world's biggest beverage maker has been responding to changing consumer tastes by moving beyond traditional sodas and offering drinks that are lower in sugar or come in new flavors.
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Do a kitchen cleanse Toss unhealthy products (chips, sugary granolas, sodas) from your pantry, fridge, car and office, advises Maggie Moon, RDN, owner of Everyday Healthy Eating in Los Angeles.
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PepsiCo Inc gained 0.9% after the beverage maker beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue and profit, benefiting from demand for its sodas and chips, as well as its sparkling waters.
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And again, whether it's wealthy people having the special rooms with the extra sodas and lovely furniture or it's just a storefront thing in a mall or things like that.
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The news comes weeks after Coca-Cola announced it will raise the price of its sodas this year in part due to the financial strain brought on by Trump's tariffs.
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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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When researchers rated the nutritional content of these products, they found 76 percent of foods were unhealthy and 52 percent of drinks were sodas or other beverages sweetened with sugar.
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But the trade group also claims it is doing its part to reduce obesity by encouraging consumers to drink its diet and low-calorie options instead of full-calorie sodas.
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From there, we went to Cafe Romeo, where, Mr. Butoln said, Ms. Trump drank sodas and he drank wine mixed with Cockta, a cloying Tito-era version of Coca-Cola.
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The attendant said Miller seemed drunk when he boarded and tossed back several drinks during his trip—two glasses of wine and two double scotch and sodas, according to TMZ.
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More Versace-clad, spray-tanned men kept showing up, offering us sodas in wine glasses, making endless small talk, and nervously checking to see where we were pointing the cameras.
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Over sodas and sandwiches, more than a dozen of New York's top Republican political strategists gathered last month, convened by Ms. Catsimatidis, to plot a path back for the party.
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Instead of sticking with the same traditional snack foods — popcorn, Junior Mints, Reese's Pieces, Sour Patch Kids, fountain sodas — they've seen a huge expansion in what counts as movie food.
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Off to one side stands a low-key kitchen — helmed by the bartender Selma Slabiak — that serves breads from Meyers Bageri, Saxelby's cheeses, pour-over coffee, tea and homemade sodas.
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The beverage giant said today that it would buy SodaStream International for $3.2 billion, a sign that it's still seeking to move away from sugary sodas under its new leadership.
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As the mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg is most remembered by the long list of activities he chose to ban, from large sodas to styrofoam packaging to loud music.
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I get paper plates, red Solo cups, sodas for mixing, and Gatorades for K. and I. We don't usually drink Gatorade, but I like to prepare in case of hangover.
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PepsiCo quarterly profit beat estimates as higher pricing of sodas and snack foods in North America paid off and as the company sold its minority stake in British bottler Britvic.
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In one "Simpsons" episode, Homer walks into a store that looks like Whole Foods and complains about the lack of sodas and chips and the high cost of the products.
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This summer, 13-year-old Jaequan Faulkner started a little business selling $2 hot dogs with $1 sodas and chips from a stand in front of his house in Minnesota.
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" For those who drink their calories, Drayer recommends slashing sugary beverages such as sodas, flavored lattes, fruit juices and smoothies, "as the calories from these beverages can really add up.
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Launched by brothers Graham and Max Fortgang in 2014, MatchaBar beverages are gaining popularity amid a consumer shift away from sodas and other sugary drinks, especially among health conscious millennials.
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Last week, Philadelphia's City Council, with the leadership of Mayor Jim Kenney who proposed the tax, has levied a 22019-cent tax per ounce on sugar drinks and diet sodas.
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Increasingly out is a taste for traditional sodas — where Dr Pepper still makes the majority of its sales — and in are healthier ready-to-drink beverages like tea and juices.
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Sodas in Coke's mini cans are just 90 calories and have 25 grams of sugar, compared to a standard 12 ounce can that has 140 calories and 39 grams of sugar.
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LaCroix, which has targeted advertising at millennials as they move away from sugary sodas, is now losing some of its popularity to other sparkling waters including PepsiCo's Bubly and San Pellegrino.
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Pepsi saw diet soda sales plummet almost 11 percent in the first quarter and received consumer feedback that indicated its aspartame-free sodas weren't quite as tasty as the original recipe.
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In 2015, people in the US drank 12.4 gallons less soda per person than they did in 2005, the equivalent of cutting out just over two 16-ounce sodas per week.
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Dad changes out of his prison jumpsuit into his pajama pants and white shirt, and he and Sis go for carryout, sodas, and a couple of six-packs with Gran's money.
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For example, PepsiCo has 30 percent lower sugar 7-Up products in China and India, and in Mexico and the U.K., it is launching lower-sugar sodas, according to the CEO.
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Advocates of taxes on sodas and other sugar-sweetened beverages argue that higher prices will discourage people from buying the products, which are linked to obesity, type 20173 diabetes, and cavities.
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Artificially sweetened drinks, such as diet sodas, were tied to a higher risk of stroke and dementia in the study, which published in the American Heart Association's journal Stroke on Thursday.
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Add to this a growing tourist industry and an assumption that North American and European travelers will prefer hamburgers and pasta, and you've relegated Costa Rican food to sodas and clandestinos.
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If it passes, Philadelphia will be the first major American city to enact what's often informally referred to as a "soda tax," though similar plans elsewhere have generally exempted diet sodas.
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"We have one guy whose young son loves the sodas we make," he said, "so that father always has an excuse to bring his kid on down and have a beer."
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For more than a decade, Coca-Cola, Pepsi and other beverage companies have fought mightily against efforts to tax sugary sodas, defeating more than three dozen such proposals around the country.
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As people increasingly ditch sugary sodas in favor of healthier beverages, 127-year-old Coca-Cola is trying to become more consumer-centric through new products, e-commerce, and sustainable packaging.
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The menu focuses on "updated takes on New York classics," says Adler, where rotisserie duck meets fried rice with everything spice, patty melts with sauerkraut, gravlax on bialys, and boozy sodas.
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PepsiCo Inc rose 1.1% after the beverage maker beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue and profit, benefiting from demand for its sodas and Lays chips, as well as its sparkling waters.
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Two weeks later, my friend Diana and I were sitting at a nearby bar, drinking vodka sodas and looking at her Tinder app, when my 23-year-old neighbor popped up.
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Some recent evidence suggests that some of the chemicals in diet sodas interfere with metabolism in ways that promote weight gain, but I think those studies are preliminary and require confirmation.
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And while SodaStream has made D.I.Y. sodas a little more popular with modern consumers, the big beverage companies have had limited success with the direct-to-consumer syrup approach this century.
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If you play a lot of board games, you probably spend a lot of time at a table, and nothing wears out a table's finish quicker than sweaty beers or sodas.
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In particular, people looking to lower their risk of diabetes should limit their intake of red and processed meats and sodas and other sugary drinks, Srour and Touvier said by email.
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That being said, some weekend mornings just beg to be spent at home, whether it's because you pounded too many whiskey sodas last night or because… nah, it's definitely the whiskey.
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He began inspecting the refreshments that had been laid out, settling on a package of fruit snacks and looking over the selection of sodas before asking for a bottle of water.
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"So first off, it's not like when you go to Vegas and they are squeezing vodka sodas off with one punch of a button—that's not what we're doing here," Rollison says.
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Last year, Coca-Cola's sales of carbonated drinks — which include carbonated fruit juices and sodas, but exclude seltzer — reached $15.4 billion in the United States, according to the research firm Euromonitor International.
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The tax on both sugary and diet sodas weighs in at 1.5 cents per ounce, a rate that nearly doubles the cost of a two-liter or 12-pack from the store.
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Beverage and packaged food companies have been under pressure from changing consumer preferences and Pepsi has responded by coming up with new recipes and using better ingredients for its snacks and sodas.
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Today, we know that eating lots of added sugars — in sodas, for instance — as well as some types of fats, like trans fats, can increase your risk of heart disease or diabetes.
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The duo ends up at a brightly-lit, well-populated grocery store, where Craig buys those two sodas, along with a bag popcorn, and a hot dog, like they're at the movies.
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This should help people identify "low-hanging fruit," the high-calorie items that aren't filling or nutritious like sugary sodas and juices, alcohol and coffee loaded with too much cream and sweetener.
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Panera Bread (PNRA) will begin to roll out new labeling of added sugars and calories in sodas and other self-serve fountain beverages, the first such move by a U.S. restaurant chain.
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For the first time, the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Heart Association endorsed enforcing taxes on sodas, among other precautions, in an effort to reduce children's consumption of sugary drinks.
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A recent study published in the journal "Science," found that sugary drinks with high-fructose corn syrup feed colon tumors in mice, suggesting that drinking sodas may produce similar results in humans.
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In an ancient Roman city like this one, he explained as we downed Campari and sodas, a decumano (Decumanus Maximus in Latin) was the most important street, where all business took place.
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The cries were heard, eventually making their way to Oliver Szott, a budding entrepreneur who had previously sold craft sodas at the farmers market, as well as his own electronic music online.
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Last month, Cason Thorsby, a newly minted entrepreneur in Detroit, began selling in restaurants, bars and groceries there a line of sugar-free, naturally flavored, "superinfused" sodas branded with his first name.
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In the evenings, at dive bars, I met with other editorial and agency assistants, all women, all of us in wrap dresses and cardigans, for whiskey-and-sodas and the house white.
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He told FDR's butler he needed a tumbler of sherry with breakfast, Scotch and sodas for lunch, champagne in the evening and a tipple of 90-year-old brandy for a nightcap.
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Avoid these drinks Yes, it feels counterintuitive: Coffee, tea and sodas might help keep you awake, but they also dehydrate you and make it harder to fall asleep when you need to.
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The study participants were asked how often they consumed fruit (real fruit, not juices), sodas, fast foods—defined as "pizza, hamburger or chicken"—instant noodles, confections, or veggies during the previous week.
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For example, I wouldn't be risking much by trying a generic soda, and if I liked it enough to switch, the payout could be big: All my future sodas would be cheaper.
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Sales in PepsiCo's North America beverage unit, the company's largest revenue contributor, rose 1 percent in the fourth quarter, benefiting from demand for Pepsi sodas, LIFEWTR and bubbly sparkling water and Gatorade Zero.
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Strategies including limited availability of sodas in schools, removal from children's menus at restaurants and better labeling could help reduce consumption, according to the analysis published in The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
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It's fine, though — fountain drinks in Boulder are expensive because of our by-the-ounce sugar tax (even on sugar-free sodas), so a free large soda is actually a pretty good perk.
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Why: The risk for oral health problems like cavities and gum disease varies widely based on your genetics and your lifestyle (for instance, whether you smoke or how many sugary sodas you drink).
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At a Dollar Tree in Alexandria, Virginia on Tuesday afternoon, I saw that the shelves were stocked with Cheese Nips and Fudge Stripes, and that sodas were the only items in the refrigerators.
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When it changed its name in 1967, it thrust itself into the world of Hawaiian print shirts, naturally flavored sodas and a gaggle of fans who clamor for everything from cookies to condiments.
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"Here you go from 100 IBU [International Bitterness Units] crafts on left side, to flavored malt beverages and hard sodas on the right with imports and domestics in the middle," said den Elzen.
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If you find yourself smelling tanning lotion and yesterday's vodka sodas, don't be alarmed: it's just the first sign that Jersey Shore: Family Vacation is heading back into our waiting and loving arms.
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Women, men, and kids carry large shopping bags and buckets full of food, in which you might find pork rinds, bread rolls, sodas, Tupperware, and a bunch of disposable plates, cups, and cutlery.
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My favorite is the freshly brewed mango iced tea (which doesn't need any sweetener in my opinion), but Pollo Tropical also offers Cuban sodas Jupiña (pineapple flavored) and Materva, made with yerba mate.
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Over the course of several years, both companies have shifted their strategy, focusing on selling low-calorie versions of their colas and buying healthier beverage brands, as consumers move away from sugary sodas.
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There are those who hope to make big bank with potato chips that look like Harry Dean Stanton, and others who hope to unload the limited-edition sodas they've been hoarding since 1992.
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Some of the insights are fairly obvious, such as the blood sugar spike from sugary sodas, but Woo finds that seeing the data is a real motivator to avoid certain foods and beverages.
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We sat outside with a couple of sodas and a box of fries and talked about what automated cars, even with all those sensors and all that experience, won't be able to do.
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Or perhaps they're putting money into a child's school lunch account, without realizing the child is able to spend it on vending machine snacks, sodas or off-menu items like pizza and chips.
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Six months after the sales ban took effect, participants' consumption of sugar-sweetened sodas, sports or energy drinks, fruit-flavored drinks and bottled coffee or tea drinks dropped to 18 ounces a day.
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I buy dried mango slices, pastrami-style smoked salmon, gummy penguins, two pre-packaged salads, cherries, gluten free granola, cocoa almond butter spread, four Think Thin bars, and four Spindrift seltzer water sodas.
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Macey's responded quickly, apologizing to Boyle and assuring her that it would no longer stock Not See Kola or two other sodas produced by the same company, Real Soda in Real Bottles, Ltd.
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As progressive as that sounds, there is a caveat: The plastic bottle policy only applies to water (not other beverages like seltzers, juices, or sodas), and doesn't affect how airlines independently serve passengers.
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In tackling the powerful soft drink industry, Dr. Jacobson memorably labeled sugar-sweetened sodas "liquid candy," and C.S.P.I. fought to get "added sugars" listed as a separate item on the Nutrition Facts label.
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The cocktails rotate seasonally and generally go down easy, but the bar's nonalcoholic options, homemade citrus and hibiscus sodas, really hit the spot on a summer night when you're backing off from booze.
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Net operating revenue fell about 6 percent to $9.41 billion, the seventh straight drop, but beat estimates of $9.13 billion, helped by higher sales of its sodas in North America, its biggest market.
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Truck drivers who are delivering bags of chips and sodas to gas stations and bodegas are frequently paid to distribute the drug, she said; customers pay about $10 for a 5-gram package.
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The company's sodas only made up about 25 percent of product sales by volume in Japan in 2016, while tea made up 27 percent of Japan's overall beverage consumption in the same year.
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Dr Pepper Snapple, which makes flavored tea, juice drinks, 7UP and Schweppes sodas, will buy antioxidant beverages maker Bai Brands LLC for $20183 billion in cash, the companies said in a joint statement.
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"Ones making a case for drinking?" sounds a lot like my friends, but today we are supposed to be thinking of things that make up a case of beverages, and the answer is SODAS.
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And that's exactly what Sean Adkins and Mike Gulley of Cleveland-based Old City Soda are hoping to do with their hand-crafted, all-natural sodas, which come in flavors like cinnamon and hibiscus.
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They'd been hit by nearly everything in the store: wrapped burgers, unwrapped burgers, burger patties, McNuggets, smoothies, sodas, napkins, straws, sauces, fries, apple pies, ice cream cones, even a full cup of hot coffee.
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Reuters spoke to more than a dozen people at the two soirees, where Stella Artois beer and vodka sodas flowed freely and some attendees scarfed down hamburgers while getting updates on former colleagues' lives.
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Typically, bouts are caused by gastric distension—the medical term for a belly full of air—that can arise from stuffing too much food into your face, drinking too many bubbly sodas, or smoking.
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For reference, here's what Dasani Sparkling looks like: So Diet Coke, a "sparkling" beverage, now looks more like the company's sparkling water than it does other sodas, and it comes in multiple fruit flavors.
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Drake has cut one of his fans a huge break ... we've learned he's told authorities to drop a felony burglary case against the Pennsylvania woman for breaking into his house and guzzling his sodas.
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The plastic straw, a once ubiquitous accessory for frosty summer drinks and sugary sodas, has been falling out of favor in recent years, faced with a growing backlash over its effect on the environment.
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Fructose, on the other hand, is far more readily available to Americans who consume, on average, a whopping 27 pounds of it every year, mostly in the form of syrups, sodas, and dessert foods.
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We were sitting in a dive bar in Kansas City, Mo., with two whiskey sodas, and the man I had met only 10 days before said he had an important question to ask me.
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PepsiCo announced on Monday that it planned to buy SodaStream, the popular maker of home-carbonation machines, for $3.2 billion, as the beverage giant extends its bet on products that are not sugary sodas.
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Republican legislators around the country say liberal cities and counties vastly overstepped their bounds by implementing new taxes on sodas and sugary beverages, by raising local minimum wages or through strict new environmental regulations.
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The results are in from the first year of America's first "soda tax," in Berkeley, CA: For proponents: Sales of sugary sodas in Berkeley fell by 9.6%, while sales of bottled water increased by 15.6%.
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The smaller-sized cans appeal to more health-conscious consumers who are increasingly watching what they drink and eat but may not want to switch to diet sodas that contain artificial sweeteners and other chemicals.
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One reason might be that patients who consume artificially-sweetened drinks are substituting them for sugar-sweetened sodas and juices, and therefore taking in less sugar, the study authors write in the journal PLoS ONE.
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And last May, Obama was the one who announced the final version of new food labels, which is slated to appear on everything from sodas to candy bars, yogurts, and cereal packages starting in 2018.
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My friend Mike and I would ride our bikes there every afternoon, scrounging up change to buy sodas, asking people if they were done with their cups, or sometimes straight-up rifling through the dumpsters.
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Yellow jackets, though, are one of the bee species not even close to endangerment, so we can continue swatting those angry assholes out of our faces and away from our sodas for years to come.
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This category of beverages includes all of the new players like SpikedSeltzer, Crafthouse's bottled cocktails, Not Your Father's alcoholic root beer, Henry's Hard Sodas, and even Hard Frescos, a line of alcoholic Mexican aguas frescas.
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This autumn, the Capital Area Food Bank did something to address its "incredible exploding warehouse of sheet cakes": it began rejecting junk food donations — including the cake and other baked sweets, caloric sodas, and candy.
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As chief marketing officer for PepsiCo's beverage division, Lyons leads a team of over 500 marketers in the U.S., Canada and Mexico to promote sodas, waters, teas, energy and ready-to-drink coffee drink products.
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The people who drank two or more sodas or sugary beverages a day were more likely to be overweight and eat a higher-calorie diet with more sugar and carbohydrates and less protein and fat.
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Even so, "this study suggests that there is more than a plausible link; the incidence of biliary and gall bladder cancer was higher among individuals who consumed more sodas and juices," Denke said by email.
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The measure would add a 1.5 cents-per-ounce tax to soft drinks with added sugar and other sweeteners used in regular and diet sodas made by companies like Coca-Cola Co and PepsiCo Inc.
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So, sure, switching out a few sodas or other sugary drinks per day with a few glasses of celery juice, or adding the juice to a mostly veggie-less diet, may make you feel better.
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Buffett may need to defend why he still thinks a company best known for its sugary sodas is a core holding, especially at a time when he's also looking to shake up the health care industry.
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Applying it to the skin may lead to a temporary darkening or staining of the skin, but because sodas are acidic, it may exfoliate dead cells, enhancing the ability of UV light penetrate into the skin.
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Alas, adult beverages are prohibited (sodas and snacks are sold, along with all manner of skate gear and apparel, in the store), but a spectator's wrist band ($220) entitles you to come and go all day.
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When the identical duo isn't busy blessing us with original songs like "Runner Runner," you can watch them sample the world's stinkiest fish and slay a blind taste-test of a few seriously funky sounding sodas.
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Eighteen 238-year-olds lean against the humming metalwork sipping sodas, the tiny beat of Chance the Rapper on somebody's phone punctuated at seven-minute intervals by the 240dB shriek of an F/244 taking off.
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Bloomberg has been panned for attempting to ban sodas sold in cups larger than 16 ounces, a proposal that drew national criticism for supporting a nanny state that was ultimately struck down by New York courts.
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Es Pujols is the most Italian pocket of Formentera — many of the people who were walking on the boardwalk and sipping Campari and sodas spoke to us only in Italian when we tested our halting Spanish.
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After a while one wasn't reading these for the story but for the salivating descriptions of food — the exotic buttered scones and ginger beer in Blyton's family-farm dramas; the ice cream sodas in Archie comics.
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Mr. Binder said that before World War II he worked delivering U-Bet syrups and sodas, and that he had spent most of his time on and around the avenue since leaving the Navy in 1946.
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There was a question about Bloomberg's attempt to ban sugary sodas in New York City, and a flippant final round focused on "misperceptions" about each candidate — but there was no mention of climate change, for example.
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Normally added at a ratio of 6803 parts cyclamate to 1 part saccharin, that preparation became the basis of the popular brand Sweet'N Low and was soon sold in millions of snack foods and diet sodas.
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With sugary sodas now a rare sight on campus, the university found that it had the perfect conditions to study what happens when people who were drinking large amounts of sugar during their workday suddenly stop.
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That's not only due to a cultural preference for sodas and homemade sugary drinks called aguas frescas, study co-author Christian Razo says, but a lack of access to clean water and even fruits and vegetables.
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But since Giuseppe took ownership, not much has changed other than the first names of his clientele, who now Instagram the hell out of Eddie's supremely photogenic towering ice cream creations, malts, shakes, and ice cream sodas.
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"Increased competition in the form of hard sodas and other flavored beers appears to be having an impact on cider sales and contributing to the slower sales," said Dan Wandel, principal, Beverage Alcohol Client Insights for IRI.
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For starters, she's a flight attendant, which we all know is about as standard of a male fantasy job as it gets (even if nowadays, they're a little more hand-out-the-sodas than Pan-Am glam).
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And fear not: The rebrand didn't change the basic Diet Coke recipe, while the new design conveys a subtle cue to consumers who have increasingly switched to sparkling waters over caloric sodas and artificially sweetened diet beverages.
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By contrast, a traditionally Southern diet is full of foods that the DASH diet advises people to avoid: fried foods, organ meats, processed meats, eggs, added fats, high-fat dairy, bread and sodas and other sugary beverages.
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The retailers had argued the tax was unlawful because it exempted custom-made sweetened beverages, such as coffee drinks made in a cafe, and only taxed pre-made beverages, such as sodas, sports drinks and flavored water.
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Having no sodas, Brierly said he woke up fitful in the middle of the night and decided that if he couldn't drink a soda in real life, he'd program a five-level game about drinking soda instead.
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Oscar won on points to keep his featherweight title, but had to have his jaw wired shut after the fight -- and judging by these recovery room pics, dude might have someone opening his sodas for a while.
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When it comes to weight loss — the aim of many people drinking artificially sweetened diet sodas — the shorter-term randomized trials tend to show that substituting sugary drinks with low-calorie alternatives leads to modest weight losses.
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And while those energy drink conglomerates have spent millions of dollars sponsoring contests, skate parks, and individual skaters, they weren't born from skateboarding and their end goal has always been to promote the consumption of glorified sodas.
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The best chinotto essence comes from Liguria, a beachy zone of northwestern Italy (think the thigh area of the boot), where the golf ball-size fruits are harvested and squeezed into dark syrups for bitter, refreshing sodas.
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His presence feels more comforting than the slow euphoria of hydrocodone or the dizzying blackout of too many whiskey sodas — feelings I was well acquainted with before I got sober and welcomed this dog into my life.
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There are probably two things many people tuning in to the Democratic presidential primary know about Mike Bloomberg's mayoral record in New York City: He backed stop-and-frisk policing, and he tried to ban giant sodas.
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At the start of the study, participants completed food and drink questionnaires that asked how many sodas or juice drinks they had consumed in the past week and how much they typically consumed during the previous year.
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Right now, Amazon employees in New York City are testing the biometric technology "at a handful of vending machines to buy such items as sodas, chips, granola bars and phone chargers," according to the New York Post.
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Then there was his court-defeated ban on large sodas in NYC, which was intended to reduce obesity but would likely (and sort of already did) play nationally as the bizarre brainchild of an out-of-touch plutocrat.
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The 17-year-old, who clearly has an amazing sense of humor, was shot in several different poses and set-ups, all involving the best that McDonald's has to offer: french fries, large sodas and buttermilk chicken sandwiches.
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Between the two, she tipped the scales in favor of fruit juice: "Given its vitamin and mineral content, fruit juice in small amounts may have a beneficial effect that isn't seen with sodas and other sugar-sweetened beverages."
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At China Star, two chow mein sandwiches and two Cokes came to a total of $6.50 (we skipped the French fries and the orange sodas, though local lore informs us that would have been the more traditional order).
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Parabens & Phthalates & Sulfates (Oh My!)Now that you've started ditching your chemical-laden sodas and switching from conventional produce to the pricier organic stuff, you're probably wondering if you need to go natural with your skin products, too.
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Not drinking water was associated with consuming an extra 93 calories per day, on average, and 4.5% more calories from sweetened beverages such as sodas, sports drinks and juice, according to the study, published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics.
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Fletcher believed this meant that Canada Dry was made using ginger root and was, as a result, a healthier alternative to regular sodas," her lawyer Michael J. DeBenedictis supposedly said in the lawsuit, the Buffalo News reports. "Ms.
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LaCroix, which in recent years has stepped up advertising targeted at millennials in the face of declining sales of sugary sodas, is now losing some of its popularity to other sparkling waters including PepsiCo's Bubly and San Pellegrino.
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"We're going to have a fundraiser at a park and it's going to be hot dogs and sodas because, while we can't lose money, I want to make sure that people feel like they're giving too," she said.
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The salesman waltzed in promising the best price on a pallet of Pepsi, but Nese would only make $30 from the hundreds of sodas and he'd have to charge customers more than they'd pay at a chain store.
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Many Chinese people now drink coffee instead of tea, eat cheese and ice cream despite potential tummy tremors, and guzzle ice-cold sodas in a country where grandmothers express a mortal fear at any liquid below room temperature.
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Even though consumers continue to turn away from sugary, syrupy sodas, the stocks of PepsiCo and Coca-Cola are trading near historic highs, in part because they have been able to maintain or even increase pricing on soda.
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It took three tequila sodas, one tequila shot, three shared indica-dominant joints, a lot of dancing and a trip to the Krispy Kreme drive-thru to get me into a state where I was willing to go home.
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A candidate whose social media policy is "never tweet," and whose government would be so drama-free that Americans of all political stripes (except, perhaps, lovers of assault weapons and Big Gulp sodas) could go back to liking football.
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Dirty sodas have garnered a cult of followers, most of whom are fiercely loyal to one soda shop over another—Swig and Sodalicious are primary competitors, and the passion in their rivalry is comparable to small town football games.
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The new slimmed-down cans have the same shape and silver color as Coca-Cola's Dasani Sparkling, giving the revamped Diet Coke an appearance more similar to the zero-calorie sparking water than to the other Cokes and sodas.
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Ahead, our dutiful (and glitter-obsessed) Beauty Innovator Awards testers break down the four glitter shadows that stand the test of long Friday nights fueled by sweaty dance floors, pounding deep house, and a few too many vodka sodas.
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If you have a really noisy belly, you might be sensitive to fructose, which is present in some fruity drinks and sodas, as well as foods like onions and artichokes, according to the International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders.
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Assembly Bill 138 by Democratic Assemblyman Richard Bloom of Santa Monica would create a tax on sodas and other sugary drinks sold in the state and use revenue to help fund programs to combat diabetes and other health conditions.
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Studies have regularly shown that replacing sodas with water can help people reduce their daily calorie intake, while others have suggested that making it easier for kids to get refreshing cool water in school can help them lose weight.
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A line of Seagram's Hard Sodas that feature Cherry Cola, Grape Soda, Lemon n' Lime and Orange Cream will be produced at High Falls Brewery in Rochester, New York, which is a part of the North American Breweries family.
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Coke still gets about 70 percent of its volume sales from sodas and its sales have fallen in the last three years on sagging demand for sugary drinks, which health experts and governments have blamed for rising obesity levels.
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Audiences tuning in to the National League Divisional Series between the Chicago Cubs and the San Francisco Giants this week saw advertisements for Measure 5, a San Francisco ballot initiative that would raise taxes on sodas and sugary drinks.
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But if there were even a shred of social responsibility built into their business plan, they wouldn't be selling kid-friendly, THC-laced candies and sodas in the middle of the highest concentration of underage users in the country.
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Alexis Bledel gets a lot of flak from fans for her acting abilities, but she's surprisingly capable when it comes to physical comedy: Just watch her ineffectively fling her tiny self at a giant trolley full of sodas. 29.
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Obviously no diet cola of any kind, but I knew that if I only cut out those drinks I would simply transfer to other sugar-free sodas like Diet 7Up or Diet Dr Pepper, which rather defeats the point.
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While the sale of plastic bottles filled with water are prohibited in the name of environmental stewardship, plastic bottles filled with water and sugar (sodas, sweet teas, energy drinks, and the like) are still warmly embraced by park policy.
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This past weekend, Anna Kotlikova and her boyfriend, Blake Weinzettl, ordered pizzas and sodas from Montana's restaurant, which is reasonably close to where they live, but it was Sunday night and everyone's lazy by the time the weekend ends.
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In 2016, HP announced it would use plastic collected in Haiti to make ink cartridges, and since then it has diverted more than 35 million polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles — the kind often used for water and sodas — into its products.
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The world's biggest beverage makers, Coca-Cola and rival PepsiCo, have been responding to changing consumer tastes by moving beyond traditional sodas and offering drinks that are lower in sugar or come in new flavors and in ready-to go packages.
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PepsiCo launched berry, lime and mango flavored sodas in 12-ounce cans earlier this year and introduced Bubly sparkling water in fruity flavors as well as healthier chips such as Bare's apple chips and Off the Eaten Path's veggie crisps.
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Fey's anecdote about donning her best nylon nightgown, mixing orange and cream sodas in a wine glass, and settling down to watch Carol Burnett on a Saturday night pretty much sums up the childhood experience of every variety-show geek.
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All cans and bottles of its Coca-Cola branded sodas will have a similar appearance, prominently featuring the red color associated with regular Coke, but sporting a band of the color that distinguishes Diet Coke, Coke Zero and Coke Life.
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Founded in Britain in 216.31, SodaStream was a coveted device in British kitchens in the 22015s and 231s, allowing people to create fizzy drinks by adding flavored syrups to carbonated tap water, but its popularity faded as bottled sodas became cheaper.
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Part of the problem is that even when parents understand that sodas might be unhealthy, they still don't grasp that many sports drinks, juices and teas can also contain lots of added sugars, Roberto and colleagues note in the journal Pediatrics.
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And for those ultra-nostalgia-obsessed snackers who want to go on a cereal adventure through space and time, there's Exclusive Cereal, an online retailer that specializes in limited-edition, discontinued, seasonal, and just plain weird cereal, sodas, and snacks.
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Men in the study who ate a mostly Western diet characterized by pizza, fries, sweets, sodas and red and processed meats typically had a lower sperm count - by about 26 million - than men who ate far less of these unhealthy foods.
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Researchers also lacked precise data to assess how often the sugary drinks people chose were diet sodas, said Dr. Margo Denke, a former researcher at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas who wasn't involved in the study.
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The kind of marijuana being promoted today would make even the Dutch blush – the market is swamped with THC candies, cookies, gummi bears, sodas, and joints 85033 times stronger than the stuff some Americans used to stash in their college dorm.
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It is also hosting viewing parties, like one this month in the Chinese city of Guangzhou, in which locals devoured pizza and cream sodas while watching a pay-per-view wrestling match and playing the W.W.E.'s latest Xbox video game.
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Some have even gone so far as to blame America's obesity epidemic on the guidelines, rather than on Big Food, which surrounds us with super-sized burgers, fries, shakes, pizzas, burritos, fried chicken, cheese nachos, popcorn, cookies, cupcakes, doughnuts and sodas.
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Debi Riggs Shaw, Paupack, Pa. You have speciously and stereotypically implied that poor people are stupid in their consumer purchases and habits whereas the actual story reports how most consumers of any stripe buy too many snack foods including accursed sodas.
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Bloomberg also has been mocked by some critics for attempting to ban sodas sold in cups larger than 16 ounces (473 milliliters) in an effort to reduce sugar consumption at a time of high rates of obesity in the United States.
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Sitting in Sam's Sodas and Sandwiches, Villanueva was far outside her comfort zone as Julián Castro, the former secretary of Housing and Urban Development and current Democratic 2020 candidate, talked about his campaign and his plans for rural communities like Carroll.
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But not to worry — Stanford has ensured that "good" men like Brock Turner don't sexually assault or rape anyone again by banning hard alcohol at their parties, since we all know that vodka sodas are more to blame than rapists.
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One very funny sequence in the first episode takes place entirely at a drive-thru, the bright colors of the fast-food display beaming down at Chip he tries to order a series of increasingly esoteric sodas from Martha's drab car.
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For example, while a Venti drink is advertised as containing 24 fluid ounces, customers ordering a Venti will typically receive about 14 fluid ounces of the Starbucks cold drink, whether it be ice coffee, ice tea, Refreshers or Fizzio handcrafted sodas.
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All those vodka sodas have to go somewhere, but bathrooms can present especially tricky situations for gender non-conforming people, who can be sometimes read as using the bathroom that doesn't correspond to their assigned gender, no matter which one they use.
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Even so, the results add to the mounting evidence that sugary beverages like sodas and sports drinks are harmful, said Nicola McKeown, a researcher at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University who wasn't involved in the study.
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Coke also paid $5.1 billion for the world's second-largest coffee chain Costa earlier this year and took a stake in Kobe Bryant-backed sports drink BodyArmor in a bid to court a younger demographic that prefers sipping lattes over gulping big sodas.
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Target Restock is meant to rival Amazon's Prime Pantry, as it also offers the ability for online shoppers to fill a box of everyday essentials online — many of which would be otherwise prohibitive to ship individually, like detergent, sodas, dog food, etc.
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With consumers swapping diet sodas in favor of non-fizzy beverages such as cold-brewed coffee and coconut water, a few brands are hoping to stand out by offering a new choice — usually one that appears to be a "better-for-you" alternative.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Seattle's City Council voted on Monday to levy a special tax on sodas and other sugary beverages sold to consumers, becoming the latest of several local government bodies across the country to take such action for the sake of public health.
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The company, like other processed-food makers, has been investing heavily in developing products to meet the changing tastes of consumers, who are increasingly seeking healthier options such as sodas with low sugar and calorie content and snacks with more natural ingredients.
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After researchers accounted for factors that can contribute to kidney damage such as smoking, obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes and inactivity, they found that drinking mainly sodas and sweetened fruit drinks was associated with a 2 percent higher risk of kidney disease.
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At a time when the black market is flourishing in states with legalized marijuana, the proposed banking amendment would enable the rapid expansion of businesses that grow, market, and distribute high-potency pot products in kid-friendly forms, like candies, gummies, and sodas.
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"Sugary sodas and fruit juice beverages will continue to forfeit shelf space to drinks that promise energy, nutrition and satiety, all while being formulated with fewer, simpler ingredients, and less calories from sugars," Food Business News predicted in a trends report in January.
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In 1003, Gizmodo compiled a list of Bloomberg's nanny-state initiatives, including creating bike lanes, banning trans fats in restaurants, requiring chain restaurants to list calorie counts, kicking cars out of Times Square, and, of course, the failed attempt to ban giant sodas.
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It's a relatively novel activity, so as ad-buying agencies and the like start hiring people who, um, actually watch the videos they're selling ads against, perhaps they'll get smarter about whose videos they choose to sell sodas and sports cars against.
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Because sodas and other sugary drinks have been linked to high blood sugar and weight gain, researchers wondered if these beverages might play a role in these types of cancer, said lead study author Susanna Larsson of the Karolinska Institute in Sweden.
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The exact reasons for the connection between sodas and these tumors may be unclear, but the message for consumers is still simple, said Dr. Igor Astsaturov, a medical oncologist at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia who wasn't involved in the study.
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In addition to cheaper rents, Jersey City has ordinances that allow customers to show up with bottles of wine or beer and drink them, a handy policy because Bread and Salt's beverage list has nothing more potent than Italian sodas and sparkling water.
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It's possible that diet sodas and other artificially-sweetened drinks were tied to higher diabetes risk because people switched to these beverages after they developed diabetes or realized they were on track to get the disease, the study team acknowledges in Diabetes Care.
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In the 22015 years that Michael R. Bloomberg spent as mayor of New York, he became known for pushing far-reaching health initiatives to curb smoking and change eating habits — challenging Big Tobacco, big sodas and, at times, the will of New Yorkers.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Heart Association released policy recommendations on Monday targeted at federal, state and local lawmakers, encouraging them to implement policies that would reduce children's intake of sugary drinks, such as sodas, sports drinks and juice.
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During the trial, local merchants, hoping to cash in on the trial publicity, festooned their shops with apes and monkeys, and a local drugstore hawked "simian" sodas, according to "Summer for the Gods," the historian Edward J. Larson's 1997 account of the trial.
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" The AP reports Jones had "fried chicken, potato logs with tartar sauce, beef jerky bites, three candy bars, a chocolate milkshake and fruit punch" for his last meal and Williams had "fried chicken, banana pudding, nachos, two sodas and potato logs with ketchup.
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The father of her daughter's friend was trying to infuse sodas with cannabis in 285 and Whiteman briefly partnered with him before she and her then-husband, John Whiteman, decided to create their own company centered around treats infused with THC, cannabis' active compound.
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And another major finding came when researchers from Harvard Medical School analyzed data from the Nurse's Health Study and found that women who drank more than two artificially sweetened sodas per day had a twofold increased risk for kidney function decline over two decades.
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PepsiCo also took advantage of prime speakeasy real estate to show off tasty new drinks like Mountain Dew Black Label and Stubborn — their fresh line of premium, flavored sodas, available in six unexpected flavors — along with some classics like Naked Pressed Juices and Aquafina.
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It was worse than that time I tried to stop drinking sodas, but as painful as living a wholly different existence was, it made one thing very obvious: If you are an ideal Chrome OS user, this is the very best laptop you can buy.
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Under the measure, due to go into effect in January, distributors of all bottled and canned sodas, juice drinks, sports and energy drinks, flavored waters, sweetened teas and ready-to-drink coffee beverages sold in Seattle would pay a tax of 1.75 cents per ounce.
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As the sodas spread, Brierly hopes that the people who try it, like it, and follow up online to see the video game it came from: Soda Drinker Pro, the most popular soda drinking simulation of all time, now available on Steam and Xbox One.
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"I think we saw so many sodas appearing in sponsorship ads because bottled water does not have profit margins as high as sugary drinks, and consumers aren't as loyal to a specific water brand as they are to their favorite soda brand," Bragg said.
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Reader Question • 276 votes Plain seltzer or sparkling water's lack of sugar, calories, added colors or artificial flavors and its relatively low acidity makes it a generally healthy choice compared to most beverage options on the market, including most sodas, juices and sports drinks.
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Caporella has been the CEO of National Beverage, which manufactures LaCroix sparkling water, since 1995 — a company that was a sleepy also-ran in the fizzy beverage business until the 2010s, when sales of LaCroix began to spike as Americans turned away from sugary sodas.
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Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey told CNBC on Wednesday that the company will raise prices on its carbonated sodas later this year in response to President Trump's tariffs on imported steel and aluminum on some of the U.S. closest allies, which have slapped retaliatory duties.
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Their study found that a relatively steep tax, based on greenhouse gas emissions, would raise the retail price of beef by about 40 percent and cause a corresponding drop in consumption, much like the sugar tax on sodas and the tax on tobacco products.
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There, Beer Street will serve cultish brews from the likes of Other Half and Kent Falls in aroma-enhancing Teku glassware, as well as cider on tap and drinks available only at this location, like draft wine, cocktails and sodas seasoned with bay leaves.
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Among the topics covered before then: a municipal ban on big sodas, the future of the filibuster, and the Naked Cowboy who performs for tourists in Times Square, a reference that may have flown over the heads of viewers west of the Hudson River.
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Their advice can sometimes be contradictory (some say to eat healthily, another says to drink three sodas a day) while other tips can be more general, like loving one another, but every response proves that there's a lot more living than just reaching a certain number.
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Their advice can sometimes be contradictory (some say to eat healthy, another says to drink three sodas a day) while other tips can be more general, like loving one another, but every response proves that there's a lot more living than just reaching a certain number.
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On top of the PC and console version, and the actual soda, there's an Oculus build, fan fiction, cosplayers, and a version to help with stroke victims, created after someone at MyoPro ordered some sodas from Brierly and noticed the shipping address was their own building.
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Go ahead and laugh at the absurdity of calling the act of bartending an "art" or a "skill," but how else would you get your $15 rhubarb syrup-infused doctored-up artisanal vodka sodas if not for the person responsible for shaking (or stirring) them to perfection?
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And that's not always an easy task: The strength of your drip coffee can change depending on who's making it, sodas from restaurants obviously don't display their caffeine content on your cup, and, honestly, who really reads all the tiny words on an energy drink can?
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With respect to diet sodas, it's plausible that the people who tend to drink them also tend to be worried about their weight or health; it could be a recent heart attack or other health setback that is causing the consumption rather than the other way around.
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If I were trying to undermine the electability case for Bloomberg, I'd probably have cited things like his efforts to ban large sodas, but Sanders instead argued that his campaign "will not create the kind of excitement and energy" that he believes he himself can unleash.
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Served to guests and kept on hand as a healthier alternative to sodas, the tonics instantly bring Sarafpour back to her childhood and mornings spent in the greenhouse of her parents' house in the northern suburbs of Tehran, where her mother grew citrus and jasmine trees.
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Another paper, published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine in 2016, found that Coca-Cola and PepsiCo sponsored at least 96 national health organizations at the same time the companies were lobbying against public health bills intended to reduce how many sugary sodas people drink.
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So in the name of advancing public health, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to remove seats from a few lines, a move akin to former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's effort to ban big gulp sodas, thus shaving back the risk of many ailments of modern life.
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Anyone who's used one-too-many vodka sodas or shots of Fireball as an excuse for last night's bad behavior might have some 'splainin' to do, according to a study that suggests alcohol doesn't have as drastic an impact on imbibers' personalities as they might have previously thought.
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At the most recent meeting of the patriarchy—they're held once a month at the Checkers in Tenafly, New Jersey, with bottomless sodas from noon 'til two—a hushed whisper could be heard coming from somewhere in the back: Had anybody read that hilarious Reductress story that morning?
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So much more than a mere matter of convenience, the chain — which boasts over 63,000 locations in 18 countries — is an international bastion of junk food, pre-made sandwiches, and sodas so large that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg tried to ban the sale of them.
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The Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo recently sponsored at least 96 national health organizations at the same time the companies were lobbying against public health bills intended to reduce how many sugary sodas people drink, according to the paper published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine on Monday.
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For the 1,000 or so guests who didn't drink alcohol, the organizers created a 20-feet-by-20-feet "soda garden" that had shade, comfortable tables and chairs, and unlimited, free all-natural craft sodas with flavors like apple ginger made by a local company, Crater Lake Soda.
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Affordability Rank: 234 Millennial Happiness Rank: 22011 Economy Health Rank: 22015 Things to do: Explore Massachusetts Street in the heart of downtown Lawrence, where you can admire Victorian architecture, grab a beer at a local brewery or cool off at Mass Street Soda, where they stock over 270,2003 sodas.
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Once you arrive, you'll find famous Thai street food, like pad thai, for under $1, ubiquitous street markets selling everything from cheap souvenirs, handmade jewelry and accessories, produce and sodas (less than $1) and idyllic beaches where you can get get hour-long, famous Thai massages for less than $12.
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"There was a time when every little place was producing sodas and special syrups to mix with soda water ... Nectar soda was just a really, really popular flavor in New Orleans, and came to be associated with [the city]," says Liz Williams, director of the Southern Food and Beverage Museum.
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Boil them with sugar and maybe a vanilla bean, and you have a base for sodas, lime rickeys, any number of cocktails, the sharbats that Persian hosts pour for their grateful guests, or best of all an ice cream sauce so bright and intense that other toppings can stand down.
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In the first few weeks, the servers were always trying to push a nonalcoholic beverage pairing for $20, and while the bar was mixing sodas that were more interesting than many cocktails around town, I'm not sure they were different enough from one another to justify drinking the whole slate.
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Coke hopes to attract more Millennial customers Quincey said during the conference call that the strong sales of smaller-sized sodas and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar are examples of "a revitalization of the sparkling business," adding that the company is starting to win over younger customers that may have been shunning Coke products.
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Santa must've looked into his crystal ball many years ago and seen all the sleepless nights and vodka sodas in my future, because that first undereye rollerball sparked an obsession in my late teens and early twenties with tightening, brightening, and de-puffing my veiny, dark purple, saggy-every-single-morning undereyes.
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In addition to being the first major US city to ban plastic bags at checkout stands and to phase out the sale of plastic water bottles under 21 ounces, San Francisco is now poised to become the first US city requiring health warnings on ads for sodas and other sugar-loaded beverages.
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He has prototypes of his product range, which is based in pot-friendly Oregon, lined up on a table near a stack of canvases: medicated sodas and chocolate bars, THC- and CBD-infused sugar and syrups, and a caffeinated cannabis coconut oil shot called Fat Brain, with labels designed by artist Dave Ortiz.
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The study tracked 43,685 women, ages 50 to 77, and found that those who rarely consumed wine, coffee, olive oil and vegetables and who regularly drank sodas and ate red meat or refined grains were 29 to 41 percent more likely to be depressed than those who followed a more healthful diet.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Panera Bread Co on Friday will begin to roll out new labeling of added sugars and calories in sodas and other self-serve fountain beverages, the first such move by a U.S. restaurant chain as food companies face rising demand from consumers to cut back on their use of the sweetener.
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For those who don't want to get tipsy with their takeout, the new menu will also include a non-alcoholic watermelon agua fresca, a hibiscus tea with rooibos and lemongrass, a new iced tea formulation from In Pursuit of Tea, and new fountain drinks in the form of Coke Life and Blue Sky sodas.
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The following are some cities and states around the United States that have taxes or are considering imposing them for soft drinks, sugary beverages and sellers of sodas (population sizes are estimates from the U.S. Census): Voters in this small city in the San Francisco Bay area will be voting on a penny-per-ounce soda tax Tuesday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An outdated Walkman, a dust-filled VCR player, or a keyboard fizzled out from spilled sodas — such consumer electronics we no longer want are accepted with open arms at the Gowanus E-Waste Warehouse, where they're sent off to be properly recycled or refurbished, then sold, to be enjoyed by someone else.
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Think, for example, of the sugary energy drinks that began to appear on the scene roughly 20 years ago — Rockstar, Monster and Red Bull — that are stuffed with so much caffeine, sugar, legal stimulants and L-Carnitine that you kind of know intuitively that they probably aren't great for your health, even if they're no worse than traditional sodas.
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The tax will apply to sodas, flavored waters, bottled coffees, energy and sports drinks, teas, and other products, and could end up adding up to 18 cents to the cost of a 12-ounce can, $2.16 to the cost of a 12-pack, and $1 to the cost of a 2-liter, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Investors from Greycroft, Science, Lerer Hippeau, and others who control millions of dollars name the direct-to-consumer startups that will blow up this year After the healthy sodas and canned booze, some of the more novel ones to me included companies that sell affordable bathing suits for people of all sizes, personalized migraine treatments, and online classes.
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The lean years of the 1920s and 30s had encouraged a competitive model of dating that was not necessarily seen as a precursor to marriage: while the ability to afford sodas, hamburgers, and Vaudeville tickets had set daters apart in the early 20th century, during the post-Depression years, dates themselves became a kind of currency.
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Espensen has since clarified that she was not criticizing customers who opt for tap water because of health reasons; she's said that Bristol Spirit has zero intention of ever denying water to those who ask for it; and she pointed out that the bar does serve a wide variety of low-sugar sodas, non-alcoholic beer, and mocktails.
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The workers were fired not for unionizing, he said, but for cause: Starting in July 2016, the management became aware of what he said was an elaborate scheme in which waiters overcharged for sodas and coffees, stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the restaurant over time, according to information the company provided to the labor board.
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It makes as much sense to insist there is one way to prevent all types of obesity — get rid of sugary sodas, clear the stores of junk foods, shun carbohydrates, eat breakfast, get more sleep — as it does to say you can avoid lung cancer by staying out of the sun, a strategy specific to skin cancer.
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The D.C. Council, which implemented a 220006 percent tax on sodas and other sugary drinks in October and is now considering an even higher rate of 2202 cents-per-ounce, seems determined to make the nation's capital — already one of the most expensive cities in the country — even less affordable for its residents and more hostile to job creators.
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Clad in Chanel or georgette numbers from the socialite designer Rosetta Getty, they sip vodka sodas and cluster around the stylist and reality television star Rachel Zoe — who, with her blond hair styled in finger waves, might be said to bear some resemblance to a Hollywood siren of another era, provided that she never opened her mouth.
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Until 1983, for nearly 100 years, his family ran the Boller Beverage Company, an independent bottler of 15 of its own flavored sodas in Elizabeth, N.J. Her mother retired as a registered nurse at Croasdaile Village, a retirement community in Durham, N.C. Mr. Bastein, 39, is a general manager at Getaround, a car-sharing platform, in San Francisco.
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Galco's Old World Grocery5702 York Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90042 If you go into Galco's and walk out with a fucking Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, or any other run-of-the-mill soda basic while there are celery, buffalo wing, and "bilk" flavored sodas screaming at you from the shelves, you've clearly murdered your inner child and I feel sad about your life.
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Galco's Old World Grocery5702 York Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90042 If you go into Galco's and walk out with a fucking Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, or any other run-of-the-mill soda basic while there are celery, buffalo wing, and "bilk" flavored sodas screaming at you from the shelves, you've clearly murdered your inner child and I feel sad about your life.
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One-Thing Shops "I loved going to work with my father when I was a little tiny kid because we didn't have sodas in our refrigerator and I knew if I went to the shop, I'd get to have a soda with lunch," says John Nese, the second generation Nese to own Galco's Old World Grocery in Highland Park, Los Angeles.
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Even knowing all of that, there is still a lot of mystery as to what in bloody hell is going on in Halo Top's new commercial, which looks a lot more like a particularly dystopian episode of Black Mirror than an advertisement for a frozen confection primarily consumed by women who worship their Class Passes and only order vodka-sodas.
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But behind the scenes, mounting evidence suggests that rather than cracking down on the soda industry, high-ranking officials within the CDC's National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion are instead cozying up to beverage giant Coca-Cola and its industry allies, even in some cases aiding the industry as it argues that sodas are not to blame.
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But even if you had a fantastic time with your friends drinking vodka sodas and catching Ariana Grande's set (with a Justin Bieber surprise!), or you danced under a palm tree with Instagram models while people threw glitter on you during Bad Bunny, I'm sorry to break it to you: You did not have nearly as good of a time at Coachella as BLACKPINK.
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The party was at a banquet table in the backyard of Weather Up, a bar that also has two locations in New York — one of which is referenced in the first season of Girls and the other of which has a large planter in front of it, a ridiculous object I more or less shattered my kneecap on exactly one month ago after four tequila-sodas.
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To wit, Ford v Ferrari's twin highlights are viewable in the trailer: When Shelby shows Hank the Deuce the power he's crafting via a terrifying ride in his race car, pushing him to tears and convulsive laughter; and when Shelby and Miles fight like the middle-aged men they are, while Miles' wife Mollie (Outlander's Caitriona Balfe) lounges nearby with a magazine, then brings her boys sodas.
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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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In Bloomberg, he would draw the ideal opponent, an effete Manhattan billionaire who, unlike Trump, has not assumed the mantle of a class traitor; who has endeavored to take everyone's guns and sodas away; who has a record of antagonizing key constituencies within the Democratic base—women and people of color—through his personal behavior, the corporate culture he cultivated, and the policies he's enacted and defended.
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Photograph by Yudi Ela for The New Yorker And yet hope springs eternal at the HiHi Room, a promisingly off-kilter new restaurant from Eric Finkelstein and Matt Ross, the RISD -grad duo behind Court Street Grocers, an understatedly exceptional sandwich shop that opened in adjacent Carroll Gardens a decade ago and now has four locations and its own line of (delicious) bottled sodas.
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While I clean, my husband runs out for hot dog and hamburger buns, two Chinese eggplants, one zucchini, four bell peppers, one red onion, one pineapple, macaroni, two blocks of sharp cheddar, one tub of hummus, two bags of chips, two packages of cookies, one tomato, one head of lettuce, one box of chicken bouillon cubes, one jar of peanut butter, a couple sodas, lemonade, and iced tea.
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Some of the more rational responses pointed out that bars are required to provide tap water to any customer who requests it; some suggested that Bristol Spirit should either come up with some kind of service charge for patrons who don't pay for drinks or start selling bottled water (it currently doesn't do either), and others defended their decision not to drink alcohol, juice, or sodas, for a host of reasons.
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His grandmother used to serve them on the side, because he never liked them.) On hand to counter the salt and fat are the sodas of Mr. Estrada's childhood: Materva, a brew of yerba maté, with a lollipop start and an earthy finish; Ironbeer (pronounced Ee-ron-bear), somewhere between Dr Pepper and a melted Creamsicle; and Jupiña, short for jugo de piña (pineapple juice), the sweetest of all.
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The first thing shoppers will see is a life-size re-creation of a tiendita in the window (think a New York bodega) stuffed floor to ceiling with kitschy knickknacks made in Colombia, kaleidoscopic Bon Bon Bum candies alongside typical products of Colombians' daily life such as dishwashing soap; the Colombian sodas Colombiana and Postobon; hair dye; and TVs playing old Miss Colombia pageants, soccer matches and soap operas.
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Coca-Cola Company on Wednesday said they will raise the price of their sodas this year in part because of the financial strain caused by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tariffs.
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Diet sodas may raise risk of dementia and stroke, study findsUnited CEO: No one will be fired over passenger dragging incident Soon you may get your Ikea meatball fix without going to a store "She's a beautiful, intelligent, amazing little 10-year-old girl who stands up in the face of adversity every single day without blinking an eye and does it with a smile," said her mother, 32-year-old Andrea Corley.
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She quit her job, started teaching yoga in LA's inner-city neighborhoods, and started selling vegan smoothies and maple-syrup agua frescas in East LA. Her business plan was simple: win over the first-, second-, and third-generation Latino families in food deserts whose food and drink traditions endorse diets rich in fatty meats and sodas by kindly reminding them of the naturally plant-based way their grandparents in their motherlands use to eat.
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Even so, the findings should reassure parents that a small amount of pure fruit juice is not likely to directly cause obesity in kids - just as long as parents don't confuse these beverages with fruit drinks that, like sodas, often lack nutrients and are full of sugars and empty calories, said Dr. Stephen Daniels of the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Aurora who co-authored an editorial accompanying the study.
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On the rooftop, which sits six stories above gritty Selma Avenue, blocks away from Graumann's Chinese Theater and the Hollywood Walk of Fame, I found a group of young actresses playing foosball and drinking vodka and sodas — one had just gotten her big break as a lead on the now-cancelled MTV comedy "Sweet & Vicious" — next to a cluster of bespectacled friends settling into a mountain of cushy beanbags to watch "The Hangover Part II" projected onto a floating screen.
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