It’s crazy that 10g is in 100ml. It’s absolutely insane. I do like one once every summer.
Edit: In Belgium, they didn’t ask producers to lower sugar, just added a sugar tax. It blames the consumer and gets more money squeezed out of that (usually young or poor) consumer. By the state and company.
Hate that system.
Turbulent-Parsley619 on
Wait is this why you can’t get diet sodas almost anywhere outside the US??? Y’alls stuff just has less sugar already?
Bruh I drank nothing but water and alcohol on every overseas trip I’ve taken when the soda may have actually tasted good instead of like syrup.
RandomPolishCatholic on
This is insane. Fanta is already incredibly sweet here. How do Americans, Ukrainians, Italians, etc, even drink it…
AcceptableChance7666 on
Despite Fanta is not being officially sold in Russia, its local equivalent “Dobry Apelsin” from Multon (which is Coca-Cola subsidiary) contains 4.6% of sugar
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Sensitive_Bread_1905 on
In Thailand, up to 14 grams of sugar per 100 ml. Drinking a 500 ml bottle means 70 grams of sugar
Hrdina_Imperia on
The question is – in countries with lower amount of sugar, is the sweetness offset with artificial flavours, or is it actually less sweet?
MiniMe-- on
Well, lucky for me i hate fanta?
MouseJiggler on
Yep. Ever since the ridiculous sugar tax was introduced here in Ireland, artificial sweeteners took over, and drinks are disgusting now. These bureaucrats ruined fucking Fanta.
Thossi99 on
r/MapsWithoutIceland
10.6g here btw
locksymania on
Fucking hell, Norway!
satyrday12 on
Interesting product. Hitler’s legacy.
Miniblasan on
I don’t understand the point of including the USA and Turkey in these surveys when it comes to surveys specifically for European countries?
Downtown_Ebb9600 on
In India its 13-13.7 per 100ml!!
_Big_____ on
Why do you need so much guys??
Bitter_Particular_75 on
what was the map really about?
Ho3n3r on
Me waiting for my country to show up on one of these maps:
mirror__magic on
Shit is poison
Qt-it on
I’m curious about the under 6% ones, do they have artificial sweetener in addition to that sugar?
The 11.2% Italian Fanta has only sugar and no sweetener (obviously), but the, let say, UK one ?
dr_volberg on
This can’t be correct.
Just checked 2 major supermarkets in Estonia. One listed Fanta with 9 g of sugar per 100ml, the other listed 10,3 g of sugar per 100ml.
Luck88 on
If I remember correctly there’s a second graph showing the share of Fanta that actually comes from Oranges. Italy has one of the higher sugar contents because there’s actually more orange in their Fanta.
IleanK on
First time I see such a disparity between Norway Sweden and Finland. Very cool.
soymilo_ on
You are free to buy the Light version with this disgusting sweetener after taste though. Last time I had a “regular” Fanta on vacation in Spain, I couldn’t even finish it, it’s so gross.
ColumnK on
Damn, I know there’s weird map projection stuff, but I honestly thought the USA was bigger than that
sqjam on
This is bullshit.
I just checked online.
In Slovenia it al depends in what kind of bottle you get.
6,90 g to 10,20 g in cans
Interesting-Low-9190 on
Can someone correlate it with sugar tax?
2pacali1971 on
Another made up map. Why is the sugat in fanta slightly less in Ireland than UK? We get the same fanta….
Holdmywineimsleepy on
That explains why fanta is way too sweet for me.
CompetitionWild9073 on
Let‘s note that Germans consume drinks in 500ml bottles, while other countries commonly use smaller bottles like 330ml or 250ml
DaMn96XD on
Okay, this explains why the Fanta I bought once in Sweden tasted terrible and not at all like what I’m used to in Finland.
Perfect-Maximum-6176 on
No worries. They don’t know how much a gram is so it can’t hurt em.
Thebiginfinity on
As an American I’m kind of surprised it isn’t higher here
SmokyMcPot85 on
Too much sugar and not enough fruit…
okarox on
In Finland Fanta has no sugar.
NVDA808 on
Lesson for all just stop drinking soda
EddieTheHead66six on
This doesnt make sense. In Italy Fanta is not very sweet, i once tried fanta from Poland and it was way sweeter. Also USA has HFCS in their drinks which is way sweeter at equivalent weight…
SairiRM on
10.2 grams for a bottle version of Fanta Orange in Albania.
OMGguy2008 on
r/portugalcykablyat
Il_GranMaestro on
Sugar is also in orange juice. Im sure italy fanta has more orange juice than others.
RallAndJennings on
Are the UK and Irish versions actually different versions? Or are they the same and just tested by a different lab in each country?
GroundbreakingBag164 on
And that dear children is why a sugar tax is a very good thing
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13.7 g In India
It’s crazy that 10g is in 100ml. It’s absolutely insane. I do like one once every summer.
Edit: In Belgium, they didn’t ask producers to lower sugar, just added a sugar tax. It blames the consumer and gets more money squeezed out of that (usually young or poor) consumer. By the state and company.
Hate that system.
Wait is this why you can’t get diet sodas almost anywhere outside the US??? Y’alls stuff just has less sugar already?
Bruh I drank nothing but water and alcohol on every overseas trip I’ve taken when the soda may have actually tasted good instead of like syrup.
This is insane. Fanta is already incredibly sweet here. How do Americans, Ukrainians, Italians, etc, even drink it…
Despite Fanta is not being officially sold in Russia, its local equivalent “Dobry Apelsin” from Multon (which is Coca-Cola subsidiary) contains 4.6% of sugar
[deleted]
In Thailand, up to 14 grams of sugar per 100 ml. Drinking a 500 ml bottle means 70 grams of sugar
The question is – in countries with lower amount of sugar, is the sweetness offset with artificial flavours, or is it actually less sweet?
Well, lucky for me i hate fanta?
Yep. Ever since the ridiculous sugar tax was introduced here in Ireland, artificial sweeteners took over, and drinks are disgusting now. These bureaucrats ruined fucking Fanta.
r/MapsWithoutIceland
10.6g here btw
Fucking hell, Norway!
Interesting product. Hitler’s legacy.
I don’t understand the point of including the USA and Turkey in these surveys when it comes to surveys specifically for European countries?
In India its 13-13.7 per 100ml!!
Why do you need so much guys??
what was the map really about?
Me waiting for my country to show up on one of these maps:
Shit is poison
I’m curious about the under 6% ones, do they have artificial sweetener in addition to that sugar?
The 11.2% Italian Fanta has only sugar and no sweetener (obviously), but the, let say, UK one ?
This can’t be correct.
Just checked 2 major supermarkets in Estonia. One listed Fanta with 9 g of sugar per 100ml, the other listed 10,3 g of sugar per 100ml.
If I remember correctly there’s a second graph showing the share of Fanta that actually comes from Oranges. Italy has one of the higher sugar contents because there’s actually more orange in their Fanta.
First time I see such a disparity between Norway Sweden and Finland. Very cool.
You are free to buy the Light version with this disgusting sweetener after taste though. Last time I had a “regular” Fanta on vacation in Spain, I couldn’t even finish it, it’s so gross.
Damn, I know there’s weird map projection stuff, but I honestly thought the USA was bigger than that
This is bullshit.
I just checked online.
In Slovenia it al depends in what kind of bottle you get.
6,90 g to 10,20 g in cans
Can someone correlate it with sugar tax?
Another made up map. Why is the sugat in fanta slightly less in Ireland than UK? We get the same fanta….
That explains why fanta is way too sweet for me.
Let‘s note that Germans consume drinks in 500ml bottles, while other countries commonly use smaller bottles like 330ml or 250ml
Okay, this explains why the Fanta I bought once in Sweden tasted terrible and not at all like what I’m used to in Finland.
No worries. They don’t know how much a gram is so it can’t hurt em.
As an American I’m kind of surprised it isn’t higher here
Too much sugar and not enough fruit…
In Finland Fanta has no sugar.
Lesson for all just stop drinking soda
This doesnt make sense. In Italy Fanta is not very sweet, i once tried fanta from Poland and it was way sweeter. Also USA has HFCS in their drinks which is way sweeter at equivalent weight…
10.2 grams for a bottle version of Fanta Orange in Albania.
r/portugalcykablyat
Sugar is also in orange juice. Im sure italy fanta has more orange juice than others.
Are the UK and Irish versions actually different versions? Or are they the same and just tested by a different lab in each country?
And that dear children is why a sugar tax is a very good thing