It was already cheap at $11.99 but got even cheaper.
Don't forget to apply cashback. 7% from both Cashrewards and Shopback I believe. Comes down to $8.69
CamelCamelCamel.
As this Easter has taught me, that just leads to them tasting like Jaffas.
Found the serial killer
only 800g of sugar, yikes.
1kg of sugar is $1 in Coles…
You might need some Nutella from Amazon to balance sugar intake.
- Low sodium will reduce blood pressure
- Helps to minimize heart disease
- Perfect product for your body
- Helps to maintain good health
meh. it's not on sale.
Nutella is mostly sugar. That, and palm oil.
I can't believe they are allowed to list Nutella with those points. The first ingredient is sugar. Made me laugh anyways.
I can't believe they are allowed to list Nutella with those points
Industry wrote the regulation for their own benefit at your expense.
Never go full diabeetus.
Also starbursts are on sale. Not as weighty though:
https://www.amazon.com.au/s?k=Starburst+Fruit+Chews+Bucket+7…
Are these the old flavour or the disgusting new one?
Let me click for you and find out……….. strawberry, cherry, orange, and lemon.
I was wondering what sort of confectionery I should cram into my kitchen drawer, to the extent that it can't close.
It's a mixed bag whether or not you get ones made in China or Australia, even though the packet on the website says Australia.
Yep. I received my bag today and it's made in China for Australia.
These make me so hyper
Strange. Never knew a bag of e-numbered sugar could do that.
Got a good vodka deal to go with?
8.24 was the low price previously
God damn it I literally just finished 2KG of M&M last week from this deal.
MUST RESIST!
Edit: NVM bought 2. Time for another dental checkup later this year.
Thanks OP, but I realised I have no self control and finished the 700g tub of skittles I bought last time in less than a month :( #hello_diabetes
so will give it a pass
Will I be able to taste the rainbow if I buy this?
Dont forget to add coupon code "DIABETES" at checkout
Saturated fats cause more risk than sugars. But this is not good anyways.
lol what's the clinical reference that you sourced your info from? Any scientific journal article?
First heard from Prof Neil Mann. Found a few articles that seem to be relevant but I only spend 10 min so don't roast me.
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/british-journal-of-n…
https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/73/6/1019/4739573
@MagicMushroom: Mate, upvote for the effort, but I just chose the second link you put at random to read and it says "These data suggest that total fat and saturated and monounsaturated fatty acid intakes are not associated with risk of type 2 diabetes in women" lol
@barozgain: If you read the second bit it says about trans fatty acid increases the risk. But yeah risks for saturated fats seems a bit mixed from things I found. I'm still leaning towards saturated fats causing higher risk than sugar because that's what I was told by the experts in the field.
maybe next time… i still got one from the last couple of deals https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/420058
on my way to the dentist
You're gonna be shitting rainbows if you eat all of this.
I like to mix these in a bowl with M&Ms at parties.