Welcome to JUST SUGAR
Because corn syrup is no substitute for the real thing.
Warning, Look out for "Corn Sugar" on food labels. It is High Fructose Corn Syrup.
The FDA says HFCS is basically seen by the body as no different than sugar. Some independent studies don't agree. However I would like to point out that Cane Sugar can be found in nature, Corn Syrup can not. Also my main complaint about corn syrup came from the Taste. I found I could not stand the taste of soft drinks after years of drinking them. Then I discovered it was the conversion away from Sugar. The makers of Coke claim there is not difference. If this is true then why has Pepsi put out Pepsi and Mountain Dew Throwback, with sugar. And Dr. Pepper released its 125th anniversary version with Sugar?
A quick note.
Remember that the corn industy is subsidised by our government while sugar imports are hit with tarriffs. If you want sugar back and cory sryup out then let your congress person and or senators know they need to stop the subsidies and drop the tarrifs.
Sign the Petition to Save Dublin Dr. Pepper
(posted Jan 26-2012)
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Articles
Look for Pepsi Throwback and Mountain Dew throwback 2009.
The original formula (they say) but it tastes like beet sugar to me.
Study Finds High-Fructose Corn Syrup Contains Mercury (read More) posted 3-09
Hawaiian Sun "Natural" line goes Cane Sugar (no article yet)
Mexican Coke Alert, Click Here!
Why should you avoid Genetically Modified Corn (GMO) ?
Sugarcane Ethanol VS Corn based Ethanol
Why Corn Syrup adds more pounds to your body than sugar
This site is currently under construction. It will consist of sugar and sugar related products including Rum, Molasses, Golden Syrup, Soft Drinks, Taste Comparisons, Sucrose, Splenda (Sucralose) and how to find cool products.
It will also include information on Corn Syrup and Genetically modified corn information.
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We are interested in any products that contain SUGAR and do not contain Corn Syrup.
A complete directory coming soon.