Why the bottle label matters
A drink can taste sweet and still contain almost no real sugar. Diet and zero-sugar products commonly use sweeteners, while similar-looking Original, Zero and reduced-sugar bottles can have very different nutrition. That is why SlushWise asks for the “of which sugars” per 100 ml value rather than guessing from the brand name or taste.
Search is a shortcut, not the final authority. Open Food Facts is community supplied and manufacturers reformulate products. Compare every result with the physical bottle you are about to pour. If the numbers differ, use Build My Slush with the current label.




