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04-30-2004, 08:42 PM #1Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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Edge from Pepsi...
I was talking to a guy from Pepsi today and said that they are coming out with a new soda called Edge. Basically it has Splenda instead of nutrasweet. Sounds pretty interesting to me.
Just thought I'd pass this along.
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05-02-2004, 02:22 PM #3I'm a Berserker
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^my thoughts exactly
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05-02-2004, 03:07 PM #4Six String Samurai
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Different type of sweetner. Some people on another forum use it instead of other sugar substitutes. Supposed to be better all around. If youse guys want the deep info I can see about getting it.
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Splenda = sucralose, if you are anal about dieting or your health stay away from it.
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why do people even feel the need to drink pop anyways?
it's shit and there's absolutely nothing about it that benefits your health
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Whats wrong with it?Splenda = sucralose, if you are anal about dieting or your health stay away from it.
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Its not good for you from what I've heard.
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You have to live life as far as I'm concerned and have a diet soda a day is not going to hurt you.
When I stop having a diet soda (save for competing) then it's time to shoot me because I might as well be dead if I feel so strongly against having a diet soda. You Gotta live life and enjoy it.
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has anyone tried Stevia? http://www.healthyshopping.com/sweetleaf/
I made the mistake if buying a whole big box of splenda and now its just taking up space in the cabinet....
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Its a happy medium I think Jodi. Those big nasty people we all cringe when we see could say the same thing. Obviously you're willing to give up some stuff in life to get to where you wantOriginally posted by Jodi
You have to live life as far as I'm concerned and have a diet soda a day is not going to hurt you.
When I stop having a diet soda (save for competing) then it's time to shoot me because I might as well be dead if I feel so strongly against having a diet soda. You Gotta live life and enjoy it.
1 soda a day might or might not hurt you... but yeah, in the long run you make choices that you think are right and live with the consequences.
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