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Cola has natural sugar; diet has synthetic (aspartame, saccharin, etc).

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which commercial? The one I'm trying to figure out is recently seen during football- girl in blue top drinking, guy in yellow shirt looking at her? Lyrics in the song "... just help yourself..." ?

I believe the Commercial you are asking about features Deb D'Agostino who is a Model from New York City.

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diet pepsi IS GLUTEN FREE

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Erin Andrews

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total carbs=0 grams

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According to the Lupus Foundation of America, it is believed that diet is not a contributing factor, I would assume that includes what you eat and drink. But, I did go to church a few years ago with a woman who had all the symptoms of Lupus, and was diagnosed and treated for Lupus, but when she went to another doctor for a second opinion he had her journal her intake of food and drink, and then had her cut out diet sodas (she drank 6 to 12 cans a day), her symptoms disappeared and last time I saw her had not returned. The doctor had explained that a build up of the artificial sweetener used in diet soda can produce symptoms similar to an autoimmune disease; headaches, fatigue, swelling in joints, etc.

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HI MY NAME IS EVERYTHING

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Yes. You can water your plants with sprite zero, and - like with any other soda that is carbonated and contains high fructcose corn syrup - your plant will be dead within a couple of days

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No, don't worry about it!

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Any diet soda will evaporate faster than the non-diet counterpart because diet sodas don't contain sugars.

The evaporation rate of a solution is affected by the amount of dissolved solids (solutes) in the liquid. Diet soda has a smaller mass of dissolved substances (concentrated artificial sweeteners) than regular cola (sugar or corn syrup).

Diet soda is simply plain carbonated water with color, flavoring and artificial sweetner. The artificial sweetner is so much stronger than natural sugar that much less is used to sweeten the soda.

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Yes, almost every soda has a diet version

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Possibly but I don't see that happening any time soon

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the are zero calories in a sprite zero hence why it is called zero

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Squirt is owned by the Dr. Pepper Snapple Group. You can find them at www.drpeppersnapplegroup.com . Their number is (800) 696-5891 and they have an automated 24 hour phone service where you tell them what soda you are looking for and give your zip code. If it is within 100 miles of your area, they will give you locations of where to buy it. If you are farther than 100 miles, you have to wait till they are open (I called at 9:00pm and they were closed) and speak to someone. My girlfriend challenged me to find it since she thinks it does not exist and I can't wait to see the look on her face when I give her 5 cases of the stuff! Only problem is I will have to have the stuff shipped to us in Houston :( Hope this helps!

This phone number was an announcement only

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Despite Urban mythes, soda doesn't take off significant amounts of rust. Stronger acids can remove oxide faster and more effectively, but the danger is greater. Not only that, but soda gets sticky after spilling it over something and strong...

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Any Coca Cola Distributor

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Pretty much any normalliquid-drinking personcan drink diet Pepsi. Of course, breastfeeding infants should obviously not and really, no one benefits from diet Pepsi given that the acidity can wear away tooth enamel. But there's no law or serious risk of complications that would prevent anyone of some age from drinking Pepsi, assuming they can drink other liquids just fine. Noting that the effect of caffeine in a can of Pepsi will be much greater on those of smaller size, most parents would want to strongly limit consumption of caffeinated soft drinks, especially around the bedtime hours.

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Yes

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No, Fresca does not have any calories.

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Diet soda is less sweet than regular sodas.

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Yes. Diet soda has less sugar than regular soda, but diet soda still makes people gain weight. I heard that the calories in soda (empty calories also found in potatoes chips and other junk foods) are not burned by the body, but are stored as fat.

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Actually diet soda can not make people gain weight due to the fact that there is no fat, calories, sugars, etc in it. Except maybe the ingredients in diet soda could maybe be fating but other wise diet soda in the long run can not make people gain weight. Although sugar coke is high in sugars and calories.

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Short answer, no!
The term alcohol sugar or sugar alcohol is a marketing gimmick to make something chemical sounding sound a little more consumer-friendly. The name is derived from the fact that part of their chemical structure resembles sugar and part resembles alcohol. There is, however, nothing in common between the alcohol in alcoholic beverages, which is ethanol and sugar alcohols which are typically sorbitol, lactitol, mannitol, xylitol, isomalt, maltitol and hydrogenated starch hydrolysates (HSH).

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Yep! It also has artificial sweeteners. You can get Caffeine Free Diet Mountain Dew; the can is gold.

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No, it has less gas than normal soda. I just did an experiment at school where we measured the gas content of different soda brands and the regular, diet, and diet-caffeine free versions of the sodas. Regular had the most and diet-caffeine had the least.