Why do Americans eat so much sugar?

Why do Americans eat so much sugar?

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Actually they dont eat white plain sugar.
They eat corn syrup which their economy is centered about.

Do you know how much sugar their soda drinks consist of?

because the food industry is all about making non-satiating addicting food

All that sugar comes from corn suryp. Just google: USA Corn Syrup Documentary.

Salo. Sugar - 0%

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Kholodets. Sugar - 0%.

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Probably has lots of salt though

one 12 oz can has like 40-50 grams i believe

Some kinds of salo only. But salt is not bad.

It is if you eat too much, and its easy to exceed the 6g Reference Intake

>It's Time to End the War on Salt
>The zealous drive by politicians to limit our salt intake has little basis in science.
>scientificamerican.com/article/its-time-to-end-the-war-on-salt/

WHY IS YOUR BREAD SWEET WHAT THE FUCK AMERICA

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Because soft drink companies have to earn their trillions. Tree of liberty gotta be littered with insulin and rotten teeth.

Too much is about 'drink a bottle of soy sauce'.
Salt is used in so many traditional organic fermented food.

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I actually think salo sounds kinda good. Is it?

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>Sugars: 46g

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It tastes good too. But you better find a rye bread for it.
And eat it cold, right from the fridge

Rye bread best bread.

Also, low fat products are very commonly associated with many fad-diets in the U.S. Companies who produce such products will include sugar into the low fat foods and beverages to make up for the loss of flavor from removing the fat. One common example of this is skim milk, it has zero fat, but has like 10g of sugar per serving, whereas whole-milk contains no sugar.

Here's a helpful article to understand why americans became so dependent on sugar in their foods
nytimes.com/2016/09/.../how-the-sugar-industry-shifted-blame-to-fat.htm...

>Too much is about 'drink a bottle of soy sauce'.
>Salt is used in so many traditional organic fermented food.
Any significant amount of sodium is bad if you have high blood pressure.

And barm is no-no, only natural fermentation yast.

Hypertensionfag here. I still eat all the salt I want.

It's more complicated actually, but generally more yes than no.