No, I do not wan- WOOOF!

Big W for providing receipts.

Blue. Just record someone say it, speed it up to some absurd (but still coherent) degree, play it on loop with an earbud, enjoy being a millionaire.

Maybe it is hormones in gel form?

My Little Pony if it was more realistic:

Noooooo, he did nothing wrong ;C

brb, gonna tank my performance review

Hunter eyes are those large eyes that cats do when they hunt for stuff:

I did not need to get called out like that D:

Depends, how many fallen off and forgotten crumbs that have been burned to the point of turning into charcoal are inside of it?

More the better, of course.

Instructions unclear, my age is now: 132√3 ÷ (√5 + π)

The moment you gather them all would also be the moment you find out it was never used and is actually broken.

I have no thoughts and I must :3

So it’s the same type of stand breed.

What a coincidence, that’s a drawing I also like :p

Immediately calling me a bootlicker, even though I pointed out the label is misleading, classic internet…

And yes, you are still missing something. Added sugars means sugar added in later into the batch to make it more sweet, the same way you’d add sugar into your tea. Label “Includes 0g Added Sugars” means they added 0g of sugar, simple as.

On the other hand, that juice still has 24g of total sugar. You correctly pointed out that it comes from apple juice concentrate (and other concentrates, and banana puree). Fruit concentrates can be used as sweeteners and should be counted towards added sugars in other products, however not in the case of juices. The reason for that is very simple - because then nothing would ever be juice. All of it would just be very sweet water. In the same vein, that would be like taking a bag of sugar and calling it a bag of air with added sugar. That doesn’t make much sense, does it?

Let’s say for a minute that you are correct and sugar from these fruits should be included in the added sugars section. This now means added sugars and total sugars are one and the same, at 24g. So now what is the point of this distinction? More importantly, how would you know how much sugar did they add outside of fruits? I have no doubt corporations would quickly jump on this and start adding in sugar like crazy in order to make people addicted.

You seem to be missing that it is 0% ADDED sugars. They are not lying about anything here (at least as far as we know).

Should they include the percentage for the 24 grams that come from fruit? Yes. Does that make the label misleading? Yes. Does that mean they are lying about there being no sugar in there. Absolutely not! In fact I’d say they are being very clear about where the sweetness comes from, as they should be.

For tea, that is Genmaicha, which is a green tea with roasted rice added in as a filler. Tastes delicious and is pretty cheap!

I thought this might be AI or something, because the text under it “wa” makes no sense. Turns out it’s supposed to be “kawa”, which is just coffee.

Thanks!