Diet Mt Dew
Rach_Gem_n_Disguise
Posts: 140 Member
So, I'm very confused and after posting on my main wall and looking for answers, I've decided to post a forum to see if anyone out there can please explain to me the confusion Diet Mt Dew has with me. lol
If you buy a 20 fl oz bottle from the machine, on the front in a little white square it'll say 10 calories per botttle. However, on the back in the Nutrion Facts area it states in 8 oz there are 0 calories.
So here lies my confusion.....so if I only drink 8 of those 20 oz I'm not consuming any calories?? How is that possible? Where exactly are those 10 calories at in the botttle?
I just don't get their logic. Everyone on my wall seemed to find this just as humorous. Can someone please explain this?? Thanks! lol
So, until I figure it out...I'm sticking to water, diet pepsi/coke.
If you buy a 20 fl oz bottle from the machine, on the front in a little white square it'll say 10 calories per botttle. However, on the back in the Nutrion Facts area it states in 8 oz there are 0 calories.
So here lies my confusion.....so if I only drink 8 of those 20 oz I'm not consuming any calories?? How is that possible? Where exactly are those 10 calories at in the botttle?
I just don't get their logic. Everyone on my wall seemed to find this just as humorous. Can someone please explain this?? Thanks! lol
So, until I figure it out...I'm sticking to water, diet pepsi/coke.
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So, I'm very confused and after posting on my main wall and looking for answers, I've decided to post a forum to see if anyone out there can please explain to me the confusion Diet Mt Dew has with me. lol
If you buy a 20 fl oz bottle from the machine, on the front in a little white square it'll say 10 calories per botttle. However, on the back in the Nutrion Facts area it states in 8 oz there are 0 calories.
So here lies my confusion.....so if I only drink 8 of those 20 oz I'm not consuming any calories?? How is that possible? Where exactly are those 10 calories at in the botttle?
I just don't get their logic. Everyone on my wall seemed to find this just as humorous. Can someone please explain this?? Thanks! lol
So, until I figure it out...I'm sticking to water, diet pepsi/coke.0 -
I'm not 100% sure, but I think if something is less than 5 calories per serving, they can call it 0 calories.
If there's 10 calories in 20 oz, that's 4 calories per 8 oz serving.0 -
I'm not 100% sure, but I think if something is less than 5 calories per serving, they can call it 0 calories.
If there's 10 calories in 20 oz, that's 4 calories per 8 oz serving.
I agree but their Nutrional Facts state 0 calories for 8 oz serving. lol Odd!!0 -
I'd be more concerned about the bominated vegetable oil than the calories.0
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think if something is less than 5 calories per serving, they can call it 0 calories.
If there's 10 calories in 20 oz, that's 4 calories per 8 oz serving.
I agree but their Nutrional Facts state 0 calories for 8 oz serving. lol Odd!!
Because 4 is less than 5 so they're allowed to call it 0.0 -
I'd be more concerned about the bominated vegetable oil than the calories.
THIS
http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/ehs/news/2011/brominated-battle-in-sodas0 -
I'd be more concerned about the bominated vegetable oil than the calories.
Brominated veg oil? Hmmm....yummy. That's enough to make ya really not even want to drink it. What the heck is that????0 -
I'm not 100% sure, but I think if something is less than 5 calories per serving, they can call it 0 calories.
If there's 10 calories in 20 oz, that's 4 calories per 8 oz serving.
I agree but their Nutrional Facts state 0 calories for 8 oz serving. lol Odd!!
Because 4 is less than 5 so they're allowed to call it 0.
Gotcha....cheaters. lol0 -
I'd be more concerned about the bominated vegetable oil than the calories.
THIS
http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/ehs/news/2011/brominated-battle-in-sodas
Thanks!0 -
Front labels are misleading use the back girl ♥0
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If you look on the ingredients it has a small amount of orange juice in it. That may account for the calories0
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either way, I often don't even log diet soda. you aren't adding any calories, in general. and even at 10, that's pretty insignificant in the scope of an entire day.0
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