Ahhh... I live in England. I have 2 different boxes of rice crispies in my kitchen. My sis-in-law drinks about 2-4l of mountain dew pair day. And I'm sure I've seen frosted flakes in Tesco's. And I've about gatorade in different supermarkets. This video is not accurate. The products I mentioned are sold in the European Union but are modified for this market.
Yeah but England is basically US no2, not even EU member anymore. And you guys are strange, I could buy beer without ID in the shops but yall stop me when I want to buy an energy drink?? Very sus.
@@oszasziwhilst we are not in the EU any more, most regulations have remained the same. Both alcohol and energy drinks need ID. not weird at all, alcohol you have to be 18 to buy, energy drinks you need to be 16 but both come under challenge 25. If you look under 25 according to the staff, you need to show ID. It does ofc mean depending on make up, clothing etc when buying both you might get asked for ID for one and not for the other. Energy drinks ar so unhealthy and the caffeine content can be high in some which isn't good for children so nothing wrong with needing to show you are over 16.
@oszaszi I could say you guys are strange too lol you can join the military and go to war at 18 but can't buy a beer! lol that's actually sad 🤭 Anyway, I'm european, not British. I've leaved in England for almost 10 years. But I lived in the US as a child. So I get both ways. Hope you are having a good day 😊
I’ll never understand why the American FDA (and EPA for that matter) consider additives to be safe until unequivocally proven otherwise. I guess when the burden of medical care isn’t falling in the governments lap, the health of the nation is irrelevant. The neglect is truly insidious.
I’m so glad I started eating “clean” decades ago! It was a slow process of moving towards unprocessed/less processed foods, and I’ll never be 100%, but I know it’s worth it because when I do occasionally eat something processed I feel it the next day. I can only imagine how bad it would be to mindlessly eat junk daily.
Correction: most of these are not banned in the EU, they just use different ingredients.
Ahhh... I live in England. I have 2 different boxes of rice crispies in my kitchen. My sis-in-law drinks about 2-4l of mountain dew pair day. And I'm sure I've seen frosted flakes in Tesco's. And I've about gatorade in different supermarkets.
This video is not accurate. The products I mentioned are sold in the European Union but are modified for this market.
They have different ingredients. Obviously not the banned ones
Yeah but England is basically US no2, not even EU member anymore.
And you guys are strange, I could buy beer without ID in the shops but yall stop me when I want to buy an energy drink?? Very sus.
@@oszasziwhilst we are not in the EU any more, most regulations have remained the same. Both alcohol and energy drinks need ID. not weird at all, alcohol you have to be 18 to buy, energy drinks you need to be 16 but both come under challenge 25. If you look under 25 according to the staff, you need to show ID. It does ofc mean depending on make up, clothing etc when buying both you might get asked for ID for one and not for the other. Energy drinks ar so unhealthy and the caffeine content can be high in some which isn't good for children so nothing wrong with needing to show you are over 16.
@oszaszi I could say you guys are strange too lol you can join the military and go to war at 18 but can't buy a beer! lol that's actually sad 🤭 Anyway, I'm european, not British. I've leaved in England for almost 10 years. But I lived in the US as a child. So I get both ways.
Hope you are having a good day 😊
Why on the Gatorade you say they changed the ingredients but the rest are banned? Most others available but are different ingredients.
Mtn dew got rid of BVO years ago
I’ll never understand why the American FDA (and EPA for that matter) consider additives to be safe until unequivocally proven otherwise.
I guess when the burden of medical care isn’t falling in the governments lap, the health of the nation is irrelevant. The neglect is truly insidious.
The products are still sold, just without the shit
How to show you've done 0 research POV:
You can buy Gatorade in the EU in 2024. It’s likely a different recipe than in the US, but it’s here.
We have most of these but with different recipes
I’m so glad I started eating “clean” decades ago! It was a slow process of moving towards unprocessed/less processed foods, and I’ll never be 100%, but I know it’s worth it because when I do occasionally eat something processed I feel it the next day. I can only imagine how bad it would be to mindlessly eat junk daily.
If I don’t come down with some kind of gut cancer at some point in my life I will be very surprised. 😣
Honey Bunches Of Bugs.
Not all of us eat these….I sure don’t.
You people would eat anything, not even a cares in the world