Most soft drinks and fruit juices you buy from shops taste sweet because they contain heaps of sugar. Bet you can't guess how many teaspoons of sugar are in just one drink! Keep reading for answers. A ...

The £8 sparkling Californian rosé Barefoot Bubbly Pink Moscato topped the charts for sugar content at nearly 14g ... on ...

and fizzy soft drinks. Foods with a high sugar content will have more than 22.5g sugar per 100g and low less than 5g sugar per 100g. A high sugar drink contains more than 11.25g sugar per 100mls ...

Proposed legislation aims to improve public health by restricting purchases of sugar-sweetened beverages, raising questions about dietary habits ...

Fruit contains more sugar than you might think. Typically, a regular-sized full-sugar soft-drink contains about 7-8 teaspoons of sugar. A large apple may contain 3-4 teaspoons of sugar.