Dirty sodas can contain 55 to 70 grams of sugar per serving, more than double the daily limit. The trend originated in Utah as a coffee alternative for those avoiding caffeine and alcohol. Major chains like McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, and PepsiCo have added dirty soda options to their menus. Doctors warn the drinks cause blood sugar spikes, addiction, and increased risk of chronic disease. Health experts recommend treating dirty sodas as occasional desserts, not regular beverages. The latest beverage trend sweeping America looks innocent enough. It arrives in a tall cup filled with pebble ice, topped with cream, and often garnished…
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