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sits my light-brown mug lined with a dark brown rim. The steam, flowing up and disappearing into the air feels warm against my hand. Take a deep breath. The aroma of the black tea fills my nostrils as I add the perfect amount of milk and one pack of Splenda. I take the mug with both hands and go into my room. On top of my bed lies a book open to the page I had just left it. Setting my mug down on the nightstand, I get on my bed and open the book and start reading. The marvellous thing about stories

in 1897, when a John Hopkins University researcher accidentally forgot to wash his hands before lunch after doing tests in a lab. He tasted something sweet on his finger, and that was the start of Saccharin. Today, many people use sweeteners like Splenda, Sweet ‘N Low, Equal, and Truvia to sweeten their food and drinks. To begin with, natural sugar is a kind of sugar that is naturally in food and cannot be made or put into them. For example, this kind of sugar can be found in fruit as fructose and

The massive appeal for artificial sugars and sweeteners in America started out in the 1970s and 1980s and has affected American eating habits ever since by its dominance as the most used form of sugar. (Frincu-Mallos). Parallel to its introduction to the food industry, American society at that time was struggling with an onslaught of health problems and diseases. Some have wondered if there is a relationship between the introduction of artificial sweeteners and the rise in American health problems

Aspartame is the ingredient found in NutraSweet, Equal, Spoonful, Equal Measure, AminoSweet, Benevia, NutraTaste, Canderel, and many popular "diet" foods and beverages. Sucralose is a synthetic chemical created in a laboratory which is found in Splenda. But not all sweeteners that are harmful are comprised of chemicals. Take fructose for example, this natural ingredient is found in fruits but it can be just as bad, if not worse for you than regular sugar. Especially if consumed in high quantities

A BRAND AUDIT Table of Contents Introduction: 3 Brand Inventory 6 Brand Elements: 6 Diet Pepsi and Pepsi Company Profile (appendix)– (To be added) 9 MARKETING MIX: 9 Product Characteristic and Attributes 9 Price 11 Promotion 12 Points of Parity and Points of Difference between Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi – (To be added) 15 Brand Exploratory 15 Brand Awareness 15 Brand Image 16 Interpretation of Brand Exploratory: 19 Introduction: No one thought a drink sold for five

Processed Food Most foods can be considered processed whether or not it comes in a box or in a can. These foods can be found in almost every home. They are used when we do not have the time or energy to cook a full meal. Most of the time it is always easier to put a pot of water on the stove to make spaghetti or put a frozen meal into the microwave, to us it takes very minimal work. In our society it is acceptable to always be on the move because we all want to just get things done or have somewhere

In today's large market of artificial sweeteners, according to Dr. Axe, Food is Medicine, Sucralose, also known as Splenda is one of the most popular artificial sugar companies in the United States. Artificial sugar and sweeteners are basically a replacement of sugar, in which the main difference is that it has fewer calories. Artificial sweeteners are often used in used in many different types of foods, but the most common use would specifically be beverages, dessert mixes, and baked goods. Although

• PLACE • PROMOTION PRODUCT:- Diet Coke is a suger-free Coke Cola flavored beverage. Product Variety:- Diet Coke Caffeine free, Diet Coke with Lemon, Diet Coke With Lime, Diet Black cherry vanilla Coke, Diet Coke Plus, Diet Coke sweetened with splenda. Brand Name:- It is registered Under “Coke Cola Company” which is a well-known name in the world of beverages. Quality: - Sugar-free carbonated drink with low calories and as well as it is available in caffeine

If Mommy is sick, can she breastfeed? When you are sick, you and your baby will almost always benefit from continuing to breastfeed. There are very few illnesses that require a mother to stop nursing. Since most illnesses are caused by viruses that are most contagious before you even realize you are sick, your baby has already been exposed before you even develop symptoms (such as fever, diarrhea, vomiting, rash, runny nose, cough, etc). Continuing to breastfeed will help protect your baby from the

The five competitive forces that comprise the five-forces model of competition are, competitive pressures stemming from • Buyer bargaining power • Pressures coming from companies in other industries to win buyers over to substitute products • Suppliers bargaining power • Associated with the threat of new entrants into the market. • Associated with rivalry among competing sellers to attract customers. This is usually the strongest of the five competitive forces. Buyer Bargaining Power Buyers (customers)