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Snapple Zero Sugar Raspberry Tea, 16 fl oz recycled plastic bottle, Pack of 12~$9.99 With S&S @ Amazon

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Yesterday 12:22 PM
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FasterDealsYesterday 12:22 PM
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Zero sugar, plenty of aspartame...not my cup (or bottle) of tea.

Thanks for posting though.
Yesterday 6:36 PM
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warezdogYesterday 6:36 PM
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Quote from FasterDeals View quoted comment :
Zero sugar, plenty of aspartame...not my cup (or bottle) of tea. Thanks for posting though.
Same, just give me the sugar.
Today 12:04 AM
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KrisKrossApplesauceToday 12:04 AM
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Aspartame is perfectly fine for you in normal doses. You would probably have to drink this whole 12 pack in a day to have dangerous levels in your system, and even then you'd probably be fine.
Today 3:08 PM
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miqramessianicToday 3:08 PM
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Quote from KrisKrossApplesauce View quoted comment :
Aspartame is perfectly fine for you in normal doses. You would probably have to drink this whole 12 pack in a day to have dangerous levels in your system, and even then you'd probably be fine.
Pharma much?
Today 3:12 PM
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KrisKrossApplesauceToday 3:12 PM
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Pharma much?
No, it's called having intelligence and doing research on a topic versus believing all the fear mongering posts that you see on TikTok
Today 3:24 PM
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miqramessianicToday 3:24 PM
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Quote from KrisKrossApplesauce View quoted comment :
No, it's called having intelligence and doing research on a topic versus believing all the fear mongering posts that you see on TikTok
So, thinking a substance that was used to create an anti-ulcer drug amidst synthesizing an intermediate compound (a dipeptide), while a scientist accidentally happened to lick his finger discovering an intensely sweet taste is intelligent in your view? So a drug suddenly switching to a food compound choice is "science" to you? Most rational people call that monetizing their pharma failure. But hey, drink a bunch of it.
Today 3:33 PM
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KrisKrossApplesauceToday 3:33 PM
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Quote from miqramessianic View quoted comment :
So, thinking a substance that was used to create an anti-ulcer drug amidst synthesizing an intermediate compound (a dipeptide), while a scientist accidentally happened to lick his finger discovering an intensely sweet taste is intelligent in your view? So a drug suddenly switching to a food compound choice is "science" to you? Most rational people call that monetizing their pharma failure. But hey, drink a bunch of it.
Oh hey, someone learned how to work Google! Too bad I doubt you even understood what you read since you couldn't seem to understand that nowhere in my post did I mention science. Also, just because something was discovered on accident, doesn't inherently make it bad. Do you know how penicillin was discovered? Don't worry, I'll give you a few minutes to go Google that too.

Also, I do drink aspartame and I guarantee you that I'm healthier and in better shape than you are

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