Cadbury Capri Sun Orange Drink 200ml vs Epura Envase Electropura 20 L Garrafón

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Cadbury Capri Sun Orange Drink 200mlEpura Envase Electropura 20 L Garrafón
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Cadbury Capri Sun Orange Drink 200ml
  • Sugar (Sweetener) — Adds sweetness and quick energy but contributes to high glycemic response; regular consumption linked to weight gain, dental caries, elevated diabetes risk, and potential cardiovascular strain.
  • Natural Flavoring (Flavor Enhancer) — Plant-derived compounds to boost orange taste without synthetics; generally recognized as safe but undisclosed specifics could trigger sensitivities or allergies in rare cases.
  • Steviol Glycosides (Non-nutritive Sweetener) — Zero-calorie stevia extract that reduces need for sugar; FDA-approved safe alternative but may cause mild bloating or aftertaste for some, with no impact on blood sugar levels.
  • Ascorbic Acid (Antioxidant/Preservative) — Synthetic form of vitamin C that boosts nutritional content, supports immunity and iron absorption; prevents spoilage with positive antioxidant effects and no known risks at this level.
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Only in Cadbury Capri Sun Orange Drink 200ml

Water (Base/Solvent), Fruit Juices from Concentrate 12% (Orange 7%, Lemon, Lime) (Natural Juice Base), Sugar (Sweetener), Natural Flavoring (Flavor Enhancer), Steviol Glycosides (Non-nutritive Sweetener), Ascorbic Acid (Antioxidant/Preservative)

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Purified Water (Hydration Base)

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