‘San Pellegrino Limonata? It’s no better than Pepsi’ We seem to put these fruity soft drinks on a pedestal above other fizzy drinks but one can contains 15g of sugar. So how healthy is it?

Clockwise from left: San Pellegrino Limonata has 14.7g of sugar per 330ml, while Dorset Cereals Oat Granola has 7.4g per 45g serving; flavoured low-fat yoghurts and many supermarket breads have ...

“A splash of oat milk in your tea or coffee isn’t awful, but an oat milk latte – which can contain 200ml of oat milk – is not a health drink.” San Pellegrino Limonata, 4.5g sugar per 100ml ...

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Made with real juice from the sun-kissed fruits grown and carefully hand-picked in Italy, the new Sanpellegrino Zero Added Sugar range comes in two authentic and delicious flavours – Limonata (lemon) ...

Italian sparkling drinks brand Sanpellegrino has unveiled a new Zero Added Sugar range. Made with real juice from Italy, it comes in two flavours – Limonata (lemon) and a new Pesca & Clementina (Peach ...

Made with real juice from Italy, the new Sanpellegrino Zero Added Sugar range comes in two flavours – Limonata (lemon) and a brand-new Pesca & Clementina (Peach & Clementine) with each 330ml can ...

Mocktails, the hero of Dry January, find their place on cocktail menus — and beyond 'Curating a zero-proof section is harder than even curating a cocktail menu.' ...

For those dipping your toes in the ethanol-free waters, booze-free beverages await at a growing number of bars and restaurants.