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BOOOOO...I have to spend money.

83-103 grams of sugar per original order ftl... that's MORE sugar per oz than coke, sprite and dr pepper

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natural sugars and High Fructose Corn Syrup are two different things though.

Maybe il finally buy a Jamba juice, the prices in there scare me. Shit i am getting nervous thinking about them as we speak!

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Originally posted by zerotonin79 natural sugars and High Fructose Corn Syrup are two different things though.

Yeah thats true.

But in the end gram for gram HFC is WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY worse then sugar.

natural sugars? one smoothie has more sugar in it than the usda recommends for an entire day's consumption. do you think all that sugar comes from the scoop of fruit they toss in the blender? lol. you can go ahead and drink whatever you want, but don't fool yourself. jamba smoothies are not healthy, they are a form of candy: your insulin levels will spike, your triglycerides will elevate and your immune system will depress as soon as you start sipping away. make it a habit and you'll enjoy the same health risks as soda drinkers: heart disease, obesity, type 2 diabetes and tooth decay, amongst other things.

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Originally posted by R!CH natural sugars? one smoothie has more sugar in it than the usda recommends for an entire day's consumption. do you think all that sugar comes from the scoop of fruit they toss in the blender? lol. you can go ahead and drink whatever you want, but don't fool yourself. jamba smoothies are not healthy, they are a form of candy: your insulin levels will spike, your triglycerides will elevate and your immune system will depress as soon as you start sipping away. make it a habit and you'll enjoy the same health risks as soda drinkers: heart disease, obesity, type 2 diabetes and tooth decay, amongst other things.

It's hot. it taste good. Its all good.

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Originally posted by junkproject It's hot. it taste good. Its all good.

it actually tastes like shit compared to a real smoothie, but enjoy your quarter pound of sugar! or in the case of this promotion, half pound.

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Originally posted by R!CH it actually tastes like shit compared to a real smoothie, but enjoy your quarter pound of sugar! or in the case of this promotion, half pound.

reeelax lol

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Originally posted by R!CH natural sugars? one smoothie has more sugar in it than the usda recommends for an entire day's consumption. do you think all that sugar comes from the scoop of fruit they toss in the blender? lol. you can go ahead and drink whatever you want, but don't fool yourself. jamba smoothies are not healthy, they are a form of candy: your insulin levels will spike, your triglycerides will elevate and your immune system will depress as soon as you start sipping away. make it a habit and you'll enjoy the same health risks as soda drinkers: heart disease, obesity, type 2 diabetes and tooth decay, amongst other things.

Always cracks me up when I see fat people going to Jamba Juice as a "healthy alternative"

yumm this is my fav. smoothie

Bill Nye the science guy just walked into this thread....
and gives it two thumbs up.

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