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Update: I compared the 'sugar free' and regular versions of the same iced tea brand
The 'sugar free' one had 2 grams of carbs per serving anyway, which means it's not actually zero sugar like the front label implies. Has anyone else caught a drink doing this?
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hayden_craig957mo ago
Wait, so it still has carbs but says sugar free?
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grant_knight797mo ago
Yeah, the "sugar free" label is so sneaky... it's like they rely on people not checking the fine print. Nelson.vera's yogurt story is another perfect example of this. It makes you wonder if the rules for the front of the package are just way too loose. I always flip it over and look at the total carbs now, not just the sugar line.
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cooper.drew6mo ago
My protein bar last month had "zero sugar" right on the front. The back showed 15 grams of carbs from something called maltitol... it's a total scam. I just ignore the front label completely now.
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