Rethink Your Drink Sugar Hprc Informs service members about the amount of added sugar in common drinks and suggests some green coded options for optimal fuel and hydration. post near the beverage or hydration station to educate diners as they make their drink choices. download a high resolution pdf of this poster, suitable for printing. depending on your network speed, this might take several minutes. 18x24 rethink your. Of added sugar daily. nearly half of added sugar intake is from sugary beverages such as sodas, fruit drinks, and sweetened coffees and teas. rethink your drink. sugar. choose green–coded drinks for optimal fuel and hydration. water (plain or carbonated) infused water. iced or hot coffee (unsweetened) iced or hot tea (unsweetened).
Rethink Your Drink Sugar Hprc Sugar on average, americans consume about 20 teaspoons of added sugar daily. nearly half of added sugar intake is from sodas, fruit drinks, sweetened coffees and teas, and other sugary drinks. choose green coded drinks for optimal fuel and hydration hot or iced tea (unsweetened) hot or iced coffee (unsweetened) water (plain or sparkling. Health and community services. august 11, 2022. today, the government of newfoundland and labrador launched ‘rethink your drink’ – an awareness campaign to encourage healthier beverage choices. the focus of the `rethink your drink’ campaign is on encouraging residents to make healthier beverage choices – without the added sugar. Today, mayor menino announced a partnership with shaw’s & star market, stop & shop, and dudley square’s tropical foods to rollout the “rethink your drink” campaign. through a color coded labeling system, the 15 store effort aims to help raise awareness about the negative health impacts of consuming too many sugar sweetened beverages. Sugary drinks include regular sodas, fruit drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks, and sweetened waters. the flavored coffees we grab on the way to work and sweet drinks we order when eating out are also sugary drinks. adding sugar and flavored creamer to coffee and tea at home counts too. drink (12 ounce serving).
Rethink Your Drink Sugar Hprc Today, mayor menino announced a partnership with shaw’s & star market, stop & shop, and dudley square’s tropical foods to rollout the “rethink your drink” campaign. through a color coded labeling system, the 15 store effort aims to help raise awareness about the negative health impacts of consuming too many sugar sweetened beverages. Sugary drinks include regular sodas, fruit drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks, and sweetened waters. the flavored coffees we grab on the way to work and sweet drinks we order when eating out are also sugary drinks. adding sugar and flavored creamer to coffee and tea at home counts too. drink (12 ounce serving). Cut back slowly. if you regularly drink sugary beverages, slowly incorporate less sweeter versions into your day. for example, stir together half sweetened iced tea with half unsweetened iced tea. gradually reduce the amount of the sweetened beverage. choose water. plain water is your body’s preferred way to hydrate, and it’s naturally. How much sugar is in your drink? sugar grams ÷ 4 = teaspoons of sugar sugars 60g ÷ 4 = 15 teaspoons 15 teaspoons of sugar choose health. drink water. funded by usda snap, an equal opportunity provider and employer. #300197 rev. 04 19. the 2015 2020 . dietary guidelines for americans. recommend limiting calories from added sugars to no more.
Rethink Your Drink Sugar Hprc Cut back slowly. if you regularly drink sugary beverages, slowly incorporate less sweeter versions into your day. for example, stir together half sweetened iced tea with half unsweetened iced tea. gradually reduce the amount of the sweetened beverage. choose water. plain water is your body’s preferred way to hydrate, and it’s naturally. How much sugar is in your drink? sugar grams ÷ 4 = teaspoons of sugar sugars 60g ÷ 4 = 15 teaspoons 15 teaspoons of sugar choose health. drink water. funded by usda snap, an equal opportunity provider and employer. #300197 rev. 04 19. the 2015 2020 . dietary guidelines for americans. recommend limiting calories from added sugars to no more.
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