I have always found it surprising and just how many people, including children, seem to be hooked on high sugar and stimulant drinks such as Red Bull, etc.
But now I see adverts for the oxymoron that is the "sugar-free" energy drink. Looking at one of these in a supermarket recently they are, as I suspected, zero calories, but contain a stack of caffeine and taurine.
Surely these can only be marketed as 'sugar free stimulant drinks'.
How can any company get away with describing something containing no energy as an "energy drink"?
But now I see adverts for the oxymoron that is the "sugar-free" energy drink. Looking at one of these in a supermarket recently they are, as I suspected, zero calories, but contain a stack of caffeine and taurine.
Surely these can only be marketed as 'sugar free stimulant drinks'.
How can any company get away with describing something containing no energy as an "energy drink"?
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