Serving Size



In this 1950s ad for soft drinks, the new 12-ounce size is labeled as "King Size". Contrast that with the more recent sign below.



Sociological Images looks at how food and drink serving sizes have grown over time. Link -via Boing Boing

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High-fructose corn syrup (hfcs) is the main culprit for weight gain. That's why it's somewhat laughable to see a fat person order a diet soda, thinking they're doing herself a personal favor.
Soda was originally made with real sugar. In fact, very few countries switched to hfcs, the U.S being one of them. Mainly because it is far cheaper to make soda with it. (Not to mention cookies, frostings, or anything sweet; check the labels, people!)
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@Eli - If diet soda makes you fatter by "wash[ing] your food through your stomach making you hungrier sooner", wouldn't water do the same?

Congrats on the weight loss!
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