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Odd taste from fizzy drinks

Clickbait

I have a terrible hangover and had a lucozade for the first time in ages. Is it me or has the taste changed.

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Super-Rush

Clickbait wrote: »

I have a terrible hangover and had a lucozade for the first time in ages. Is it me or has the taste changed.

They changed the ingredients in Lucozade and red lemonade a while back.

I am truly devastated.

Clickbait

Super-Rush wrote: »

They changed the ingredients in Lucozade and red lemonade a while back.

I am truly devastated.

That explains it

suicide_circus

I think theyre slowly reducing sugar content in some of them in preparation for an impending sugar tax

Clickbait

suicide_circus wrote: »

I think theyre slowly reducing sugar content in some of them in preparation for an impending sugar tax

Has Ireland confirmed anything about a sugar tax? I know the UK is bringing in a sugar tax.

endacl

Well. It's happened OP. You've developed your adult palate. All growed up!

Pero_Bueno

There is also a horrible after taste in those drinks, they aren't right , just gut rot, better off drinking water - or more beer!!!

SEPT 23 1989

If you were able to walk to the shop and buy a fizzy drink it must be a very mild hangover

buried

Processed liquid rust with 80% less sugar.

Pero_Bueno

Clickbait wrote: »

Has Ireland confirmed anything about a sugar tax? I know the UK is bringing in a sugar tax.

I think so, the nanny state in full swing, don't get me wrong, these drinks are pure ****e, but we should be old enough to make our own minds up.

We're lot all fukin land whales that can't tell whats bad for us ...

Are Am Eye

If you have money the good stuff can be sourced

Clickbait

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

If you were able to walk to the shop and buy a fizzy drink it must be a very mild hangover

I live right by a shop. Didn't take long. How will nurse my hangover without the good stuff?

Clickbait

Are Am Eye wrote: »

If you have money the good stuff can be sourced

From where?

buried

Clickbait wrote: »

I live right by a shop. Didn't take long. How will nurse my hangover without the good stuff?

Get some Gin instead

Hector Bellend

You should man up and go for the real cure

sdanseo

Less sugar is always good - except in 7up. I only really drink it when sick and this week just gone had the flu and it just wasn't the same.

7up should be been stevia-proofed. Awful decision.

SEPT 23 1989

Clickbait wrote: »

I live right by a shop. Didn't take long. How will nurse my hangover without the good stuff?

Time is the great healer

But it's Sunday night

jamesbere

Clickbait wrote: »

From where?

You don't need to know where, the good stuff can be sourced. Just slip me a few 50s and I'll get it for you

miss gaga

Clickbait wrote: »

Has Ireland confirmed anything about a sugar tax? I know the UK is bringing in a sugar tax.

sugar tax come in to effect on april 1st this year. It will add 15cent to a litre where sugar is present

harry Bailey esq

Clickbait wrote: »

I have a terrible hangover and had a lucozade for the first time in ages. Is it me or has the taste changed.

Did you remember to add the vodka?

Clickbait

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

Did you remember to add the vodka?

LOL, yeah

JCX BXC

miss gaga wrote: »

sugar tax come in to effect on april 1st this year. It will add 15cent to a litre where sugar is present

There's 2 rates, 15c is the lower rate. Lucosade, while containing sugar, will be exempt as it's below the taxable rate.

Did nobody pay attention to the budget?