Do you know what you’re actually putting into your body when you take a gulp of your favorite carbonated sugary drink? Sometimes ignorance is bliss, because after seeing this video posted by Crazy Russian Hacker, you might think twice about that soda in your fridge. When the soda is boiled, the water evaporates, leaving behind copious amounts of sugar that turn into this. And while that’s just gross, it also quickly makes the point that cola is just sugar water, evidenced by how it boils down to what’s essentially caramel. Though the labels are off the bottles, the red tops remind us of Coca Cola, which contains 65 grams of sugar in one ml bottle, and a whopping grams in a liter. Pepsi is even sweeter, with 69 grams of sugar in a ml bottle and grams in a liter.
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