heywood100 5 | 5
22 Jul 2010 / #1
How come it is not available in Poland?
Diet 7UP or 7UP Lite - not available in Poland?
Trajan
22 Jul 2010 / #2
Do you seriously think we need it?
OP heywood100 5 | 5
23 Jul 2010 / #3
Brilliant reply. And thanks for the awakening.
No I dont, particularly your "gal's".
But what about your stout western neighbors - we do.
No I dont, particularly your "gal's".
But what about your stout western neighbors - we do.
Dangerous stuff, diet soda pop. generally uses asparteme as a low-cal sweetner.
look up 'asparteme health' at google or yahoo.
a friend of mine was an asparteme addict, loved to lick sweet-n-low, coincidentally died of a brain tumor at age 47. wasn't pretty. plenty of research, look it up.
look up 'asparteme health' at google or yahoo.
a friend of mine was an asparteme addict, loved to lick sweet-n-low, coincidentally died of a brain tumor at age 47. wasn't pretty. plenty of research, look it up.
asparteme
Used as a poison to treat "an invasion of ants" in your home. Enjoy your soda.
I hope Poland will not import and sell this junk soft drink. I think the regular 7up is fine, it's the light version that sucks. That goes for all types of 'diet' drinks.
Do you seriously think we need it?
Hell no! get rid of that American poison!!
Take back your can openers, microwaves and dryers also!!
Id rather do my laundry by a river, any day!!!
Eurola - regular 7up is fine
Except that 1 glass contains five teaspoons of sugar. Not for weight watchers or diabetics obviously!
Except that 1 glass contains five teaspoons of sugar. Not for weight watchers or diabetics obviously!