How much sugar is in different products (60 pics)

Pictures / 6 May 2009 / views: 24734

When I saw these pictures, I was very impressed, especially with some of them. Guys from the site SugarStacks tried to give us an idea about how much sugar we can consume if we eat some products. But they note: “We don't differentiate between different types of sugar - i.e., sucrose, fructose, cane sugar, corn syrup, honey, etc., although there are differences in how these sugars are metabolized. We just used cubes of white sugar as a visual aid”.

[SugarStacks]

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Comments (12):

1

wow aomethings have a lot of sugar in them that i would think wouldn't!

CrownRoyalty is truly the best kind of royalty their is!

quote | 6 May 2009 07:17 | SuperMilow (user's comments: 2214)

2

huh.....

Donkey-Punch Champion 2009

quote | 6 May 2009 07:25 | oddball_04 (user's comments: 353)

3

It's NONSENSE.

Why could we count FLUITS by sugar just like as CHOCOLATE !? shoot

quote | 6 May 2009 07:41 | FWAT (user's comments: 663)

4

I haven't had a cinnabon in over 10 years

Bow before the greatness that is Super
Rise by the hand of Milow

quote | 6 May 2009 20:51 | crownroyalty (user's comments: 1607)

5

and how much sugar is in wooden stick?

quote | 6 May 2009 21:48 | fqwrtq2 (user's comments: 0)

6

It's rather interesting to see however I feel like this is trying to portray that sugar is a negitive thing to have in your diet. But the sugars contained in fruit are not the same at the artifical ones found in sodas.

quote | 7 May 2009 05:19 | me (user's comments: 0)