San Pellegrino orange flavour reduced to clear at 40p per can from 80p or 70p (not sure). Very good deal in my opinion, because these are usually never on offer so I was really happy to find them. I saw the lemon flavour a couple of weeks ago, however this one wasn't reduced to clear at that time. Orange is my favourite and in Tesco it is usually £3.80-4 for 6 cans and when on offer it is £3 for 6 cans. However at 40p it works £2.40 for 6 cans. Found in my local Asda in Goole. Might be national so worth checking if you are going to Asda any time soon. Or it might be just my local who is trying to get rid of things that nobody purchase.
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ZEbbEDY
9 Oct 153#4
come on dont let facts get in the way of a good yarn
skittles wow :confused:
100g skittle vodka mixed with 18 teaspoon san pelegrino :confused:
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iEimis
9 Oct 15#1
Also the Sunny D for a pound :sunglasses:
ZEbbEDY
9 Oct 15#2
eighteen teaspoons of sugar in a can
iEimis to ZEbbEDY
9 Oct 15#3
8* As one teaspoon is approximately 4 grams of sugar and there is 32g in the can so therefore it is 8 teaspoons, not eighteen. Sugar is everywhere mate, at least it is not as worse as skittles, as 100g serving of skittles has 90.2g sugar. :confused::wink:
(You might as well just eat sugar instead, 1kg costs 49p whilst 170g of skittles cost £1)
Elevation to ZEbbEDY
10 Oct 15#15
You work for NutraSweet I assume. If it really had 18 teaspoons in a 330ml can it would taste of nothing BUT sugar. Please credit people with a little bit of intelligence.....
ZEbbEDY
9 Oct 153#4
come on dont let facts get in the way of a good yarn
skittles wow :confused:
100g skittle vodka mixed with 18 teaspoon san pelegrino :confused:
iEimis
9 Oct 151#5
Combine all three brands and make a commercial:
'Consume that everyday and become type 2 diabetic next month'
Glesgabear
9 Oct 15#6
I can't believe the sugar content in skittles, that's unbelievable. Needles to say, the kids won't be getting them again.
iEimis
10 Oct 15#7
Yeah I was surprised, but then I tried to think logically, when you put a skittle in your mouth and chew it it's really just a pure sugar and a coloured coating with flavor, but nothing else really. And also the Pinballs have around 70g of sugar per 100g serving as well which is unbelievable too.
drunk1
10 Oct 151#8
Not a fan of the orange to be honest. The lemon however...fantastic stuff!
Usually just buy the slabs of 24 in Costco, works out usually 34p a can.
Holdol
10 Oct 15#9
mmmm love the lemon!!!!
escortboy
10 Oct 15#10
Mmm San Pelligrino my flavorite!
bojangles
10 Oct 152#11
I like the foil top. Offers some protection from rats **** when in storage... Just a pity it tastes like rat **** anyway.
eightace
10 Oct 15#12
Just sugar. Same as a can of coke.
stevieshoes
10 Oct 15#13
The skittles sugar content is shocking. It appears starburst and Milky Way are other top offenders. I'm no sugar freak and we need some sugar, but beyond moderate norms these items are shocking.
These cans are a delight though. Not voting as these deals always regional stores only
Sid Harper
10 Oct 15#14
Flavour. Blood orange or pomegranate are my favourites.
iEimis to Sid Harper
10 Oct 15#17
Thank you, was never sure how flavour is spelt as it suggested both flavor and flavour so I was confused :smile:
kay9
10 Oct 15#16
sugar
Elevation to kay9
10 Oct 151#18
...ftw
Elevation
10 Oct 15#19
You've still left "favorite" spelt incorrectly though. :man:
yrreb88
10 Oct 15#20
They're hard or chewy sweets, is it that surprising to hear they're 90% flavoured sugar? Per 100g it sounds terrible but who eats 100g? Dried fruit can contain just as much sugar, if not more, as sweets like haribo per 100g, but we are certainly not advised to avoid eating it. We are advised to limit intake to just a 30g portion that can be part of one of your 5 a day.
Even traditional sweets are very high in sugar because they're sweets meant for moderation as an occasional treat and there's no reason you can't enjoy them as such. Mint imperials are 96% sugar compared to regular skittles at 90% for example.
Personally I prefer to eat my sugar rather than drink it so would love a diet version of these. Unless it's root beer which usually has even more sugar than these drinks! :smiley:
EveshamLad
10 Oct 15#21
Checked at my local Asda store in Pershore and they only sell this as part of a six pack.
Currently £3.78 per pack or 2 packs for £6 (equivilent to 50p per can)
I'd hazzard a guess that a significant proportion of the public would nevertheless be surprised that the likes of this and Coke have as much as eight teaspoons of sugar in them in the first place. In comparison two teaspoons of sugar in a cup of tea these days seems excessive.
Taksim_Red
10 Oct 15#23
Never actually tried these before. They sell them in a Korean takeaway I often visit but don't particularly recall seeing them in too many other places.
They remind me of the St. Clements fruit flavoured soft drinks they sold in the 80's. Anyone remember St. Clements?
Elevation
10 Oct 15#24
I don't think they would considering these facts have been rammed down our throats of late. The hysterical media are so hysterical about it they can't even keep the figure straight. One day I was watching the news on one channel and it was 7 teaspoons. Later on that day the same drink's sugar content had jumped to 9. Magic.
Elevation
10 Oct 15#25
Co-op!!
yrreb88
10 Oct 15#26
Didn't you know a teaspoon is now a recognised SI unit of toxicity now? Or it would be if public health groups had their way. :stuck_out_tongue:
It is annoying though. "Did you know this product secretly has 4.5 teaspoons of sugar in?" No because I read the content in grams like a normal person lol.
toibs
19 Oct 15#27
2 packs for £6 in Smallheath Asda (Birmingham)... :disappointed:
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skittles wow :confused:
100g skittle vodka mixed with 18 teaspoon san pelegrino :confused:
All comments (27)
Also the Sunny D for a pound :sunglasses:
(You might as well just eat sugar instead, 1kg costs 49p whilst 170g of skittles cost £1)
skittles wow :confused:
100g skittle vodka mixed with 18 teaspoon san pelegrino :confused:
'Consume that everyday and become type 2 diabetic next month'
Usually just buy the slabs of 24 in Costco, works out usually 34p a can.
These cans are a delight though. Not voting as these deals always regional stores only
They're hard or chewy sweets, is it that surprising to hear they're 90% flavoured sugar? Per 100g it sounds terrible but who eats 100g? Dried fruit can contain just as much sugar, if not more, as sweets like haribo per 100g, but we are certainly not advised to avoid eating it. We are advised to limit intake to just a 30g portion that can be part of one of your 5 a day.
Even traditional sweets are very high in sugar because they're sweets meant for moderation as an occasional treat and there's no reason you can't enjoy them as such. Mint imperials are 96% sugar compared to regular skittles at 90% for example.
Personally I prefer to eat my sugar rather than drink it so would love a diet version of these. Unless it's root beer which usually has even more sugar than these drinks! :smiley:
Currently £3.78 per pack or 2 packs for £6 (equivilent to 50p per can)
Same online
http://groceries.asda.com/product/flavoured-fizzy-drinks/san-pellegrino-aranciata/910001391523
(can't see single tins for sale on their website either)
They remind me of the St. Clements fruit flavoured soft drinks they sold in the 80's. Anyone remember St. Clements?
It is annoying though. "Did you know this product secretly has 4.5 teaspoons of sugar in?" No because I read the content in grams like a normal person lol.