• Bilb!A
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    51 year ago

    Aspartame is gross anyway. Makes me mouth-sad.

    • @pingveno@lemmy.ml
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      41 year ago

      I’ve just let myself get used to it. Like with coffee or beer, it’s a bit of an acquired taste. I’d rather be drinking that than sugary beverages.

    • BrooklynMan
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      41 year ago

      I find the taste of it utterly revolting. it’s like a sweet imposter, and my mouth says, “no!” It tastes somewhat metallic to me. I prefer stevia. although I don’t normally use sweeteners in stuff like coffee or tea. I avoid soft drinks in general, preferring fruit juice if I drink something other than water or milk.

      • @pingveno@lemmy.ml
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        41 year ago

        Just don’t let beverage companies fool you. Fruit juice’s sugar content puts it closer to pop.

          • @pingveno@lemmy.ml
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            11 year ago

            Regardless, the problem isn’t the bottle or the freshness. It’s that the juice is being processed to remove it from its matrix of fiber and other nutrients.

            • BrooklynMan
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              11 year ago

              fresh-squeezed juice still has pulp. are you going to keep going on forever just to keep criticizing?

              people like you are exhausting.

      • Bilb!A
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        1 year ago

        With tea and coffee, I eschew sweeteners entirely. A well made coffee or tea is delicious without sweetening.

        I recently went on a keto diet, and my favorite non sugar sweetener is definitely erythritol plus monkfruit extract. I haven’t tried stevia but I’ve heard good things!