Yes. But you aren't allowed any other sugar at all. Try it.Royalcop wrote:So you're saying I can get all my daily sugar needs from one convenient source that also has links to the club? Brilliant.
What which brand? I'm struggling to understand the point you're trying to make here.phil in cornwall wrote:You decide.
Would be a good signing but wages could be a problem.phil in cornwall wrote:The recommended maximum daily intake of sugar is 37.5g for a man and 25g for a woman.
We now proudly display Carabao on our team shirts. A 250ml can of Carabao contains 43g of sugar and a 150ml bottle contains 26g.
Ah cool. Useful info. Limits me to one can a day and still within my rdi - thank you.phil in cornwall wrote:The recommended maximum daily intake of sugar is 37.5g for a man and 25g for a woman.
We now proudly display Carabao on our team shirts. A 250ml can of Carabao contains 43g of sugar and a 150ml bottle contains 26g.
That's not quite right, the recommended total daily maximum intake of sugar for an 'average' adult is 90g (120g for men under the old system).phil in cornwall wrote:The recommended maximum daily intake of sugar is 37.5g for a man and 25g for a woman.
We now proudly display Carabao on our team shirts. A 250ml can of Carabao contains 43g of sugar and a 150ml bottle contains 26g.

Isn't that about right for an energy drink though, after all you are meant to be more than exercising when you drink them.phil in cornwall wrote:The recommended maximum daily intake of sugar is 37.5g for a man and 25g for a woman.
We now proudly display Carabao on our team shirts. A 250ml can of Carabao contains 43g of sugar and a 150ml bottle contains 26g.
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