Tag: Frozen drinks

Did you know that a 12oz can of regular Coke contains about 34mg of caffeine? That same caffeine is also present in frozen Coke slushies, which are made from the same base syrup, debunking the myth that the freezing process removes it.

While many assume all ICEE flavors are caffeine-free, the truth is more complex. The answer depends entirely on the specific flavor, with certain varieties containing a moderate amount of caffeine due to their cola-based origins.

According to the World Health Organization, the daily recommended limit for added sugar is about six teaspoons, a figure many popular freeze drinks and slushies far exceed in a single serving. The question, "Are freeze drinks healthy?" has become increasingly relevant for consumers aiming to make better dietary choices.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a person's free sugar intake should be less than 10% of their total energy intake. A single medium-sized slushie can easily exceed this limit, with some varieties packing up to 80 grams of sugar. This article explores how many grams of sugar a slushie has across different brands and sizes.

According to official nutritional information, a regular Tango Ice Blast contains 0g of sugar per 100ml, confirming that Tango Ice Blast is zero sugar and sweetened with alternatives. This means you can enjoy the popular frozen beverage without the high sugar content found in many other soft drinks.

According to official nutritional information from Taco Bell and third-party sources, a large 20 oz frozen Baja Blast typically contains 190 to 230 calories, a significant portion of which comes from sugar. This popular frozen beverage is a favorite for many, but its caloric and sugar content can be surprising.

According to animal welfare organization PETA, the iconic 7-Eleven Slurpees are surprisingly vegan. However, navigating the world of convenience store treats can be tricky for vegans, as ingredients and flavors change frequently, and some products are not always what they seem. So, are 711 slushies vegan across the board?

According to nutritional data, an extra large (40 oz) frozen beverage from a major convenience store can contain a staggering 165 grams of sugar. This is an amount that far exceeds the daily recommended limits for added sugar intake set by major health organizations.

In the late 1950s, a Dairy Queen owner's broken soda fountain accidentally led to the invention of the world's most famous frozen beverage. But are Slurpees just frozen soda, or is there a special science behind that perfect slushy consistency?

The standard Strawberry Coolatta is caffeine-free. This makes it a popular choice for those seeking a sweet and icy beverage without the stimulant effects of coffee or tea.