Banning fizzy drinks at Dagenham primary school

[malumbu]

I noticed that all the mothers interviewed outside the school were on the large size. What do our yummy mummies think?

I was encouraged to drink Ribena, then marketed as an health drink rather than containing 30% extra suger. And my teeth are mainly full of mercury.

[PeckhamRose]

I think sticking to water is a bit much but preferable to the shop bought expensive chemical rubbish that they buy in packs of 12. What if they can prove they juiced 4 oranges and put the juice in a bottle!

Whatever happened to Sunny Delight! ("Find it in the fridge counter" - even though it was so full of chemicals it technically did not ever need to be put in a fridge.)

[Otta]

At one point the changed the recipe of SunnyD and it contained something like 90% juice. No one bought it so they went back to selling shit.

[Bluerevolution]

SunnyD was full of E numbers and flavourings-little if any benefit

[StraferJack]

Chemicals and sugar I could live with. Maybe

But sunny d had vegetable oil in it. That's just wrong in something pretending to be "healthy" and fruit juicy