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IbogaProject

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3. I remember before they started putting the actual totals of carbohydrates in the whole package

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Mon Jun 22, 2026, 10:56 PM

Jun 22

They used to just list the ingredients and maybe the total calories but had zero details about how much sugars were in there as recently as the 1980s.

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Coke, Pepsi and Dr Pepper will begin using QR codes for ingredient information [View all] BumRushDaShow Jun 22 OP

I see a QR code and I see a way for a company to get your information erronis Jun 22 #1

A QR code just encodes a URL. eggplant Jun 23 #5

They get your phone data when you use the QR link GreatGazoo Jun 23 #6

I'm tempted to file an ADA complaint about that IbogaProject Jun 22 #2

I remember before they started putting the actual totals of carbohydrates in the whole package IbogaProject Jun 22 #3

They know most people won't bother scanning a code to look up ingredients. LudwigPastorius Jun 22 #4

The single worst food you can put in your body and they made it worse GreatGazoo Jun 23 #7