Kids Party Raspberry juice
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As I'm not one of those unsuspecting customers who buy everything, this product gave me a lot to think about. We were invited and the children were served this drink. When I read the list of ingredients, I had to shake my head.
It's written in big letters with less sugar, tempting unsuspecting mothers and fathers to buy it. But what is the controversial sweetener aspartame doing in a children's drink? Aspartame, with its many side effects, has been extremely criticized. What's more, artificially sweetened drinks do not teach children how to handle sweet drinks properly. So why not buy a normal Rimuss made from 100% grape juice? I hope that consumers will pay more attention to the small print in future. Only then will the black sheep disappear from the shelves, especially from the children's shelves. Mirco Schenkel
Hello Mirco
Thank you for your contribution. We're sorry if you don't agree with the ingredients in Kids Proseccoli.
We deliberately avoid sweetening with a lot of sugar so that we can offer a low-calorie drink.
Kids Prosecco should only be drunk on special occasions and is therefore not consumed every day.
The sweetener aspartame does not pose a health risk. The additive may only be used if strict toxicological controls are carried out and the harmlessness of the substance has been proven. In Switzerland, the Federal Department of Home Affairs deals with such matters and cooperates with international authorities, including the WHO.
However, if you would like a children's Prosecco with natural sugar, we can offer you Perldor.
We hope this information helps you and wish you a Happy New Year.
See you soon in your Migros!
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Guest
Great answer! Contributions like this are interesting and of a high standard.
Guest
Aspartame and acesulfame-K for our children!
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