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Sugar packets
Act 1
A public health video shows a person opening and then pouring sachets of sugar into their mouth. The video concludes with how many packets of sugar a bottle of soda contains, but the number is bleeped out. How many sugar packets are in a bottle of soda?
Act 2
Further information is presented in the form of a screen grab showing nutritional information for a bottle of soda.
Act 3
The original video is replayed, but this time the number of packets of soda is given.
Sequel
What kind of food is the equivalent of 50 sugar packets?
Act 1
A public health video shows a person opening and then pouring sachets of sugar into their mouth. The video concludes with how many packets of sugar a bottle of soda contains, but the number is bleeped out. How many sugar packets are in a bottle of soda?
Act 2
Further information is presented in the form of a screen grab showing nutritional information for a bottle of soda.
Act 3
The original video is replayed, but this time the number of packets of soda is given.
Sequel
What kind of food is the equivalent of 50 sugar packets?
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