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Mountain Dew has more sugar. 1 x 12oz can: Mountain Dew = 46g (Throwback has 44g) Coke = 39g
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The amount of sugar will depend on the size of the soda. In a 12oz can there is 39g of sugar and 140 calories.
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There is exactly 36.7 milligrams of caffeine in Diet Pepsi.
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When talking about a 12oz can of soda Pepsi Max has 69 mg of caffeine, Coke Zero has 34mg.
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It all depends on the amount of soda that you consume. The sugar (high fructose corn syrup, sucrose, etc.) and the acid in the soda cause your teeth to rot over time. Thus, the sodas with the higher amounts of these two things will essentially cause your teeth to decay faster.There is plaque on your teeth as well as bacteria in your mouth. The sugar in the soda feeds this plaque. The bacteria feeds off the sugars, and they convert the sugars into acid. The ACID from the bacteria as well as from the soda itself causes the breakdown of enamel on your teeth (CAUSES IT TO ROT).These sodas have a good amount of sugar in them:Coke (40.5 grams of sugar in 12oz can)Mountain Dew (47 grams of sugar in 12oz can)Pepsi-Cola (40 grams of sugar in 12oz can)Rockstar (60 grams of sugar in 16oz can)Dr. Pepper (41 grams of sugar in 12oz can)Jolt Energy (944 grams of sugar in a 23.5oz can)Here are some sodas that have less sugar in them:Fresca (0 grams)Diet Sodas(Look at the Nutrition Label on the can to see the amount of sugar you are going to consume before you drink your soda.)There are some things that you can do though! Try to not drink excessive amounts of it. Easier said than done right? Try to drink soda with a straw so that less of it will go on your teeth. See you dentist a few times a year. Brush your teeth a few times a day. Although these tips may seem basic, they are effective.(DIET SODA ALSO CONTAINS ACID, so they can also cause your teeth to decay).
In a 20oz bottle of Mello Yello there are 78 grams of sugar. There will be less in a 12oz can.
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A regular can of 12oz coke has sugar equal to nearly 10 standard sugar cubes. see this website: http://www.sugarstacks.com/beverages.htm