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    [OC] Schätzungen zur Zuckeraufnahme nach US-Bundesstaat


    [OC] Schätzungen zur Zuckeraufnahme nach US-Bundesstaat

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    4. DoeCommaJohn on

      The south, “winning” again! (Except Florida, good job Florida)

    5. anduypanduy on

      Even the healthiest states, coloured a nice positive green, are still about 2x over the recommended amount.

    8. blueb33 on

      Shouldn’t put the lowest colour green when it’s still a terrible amount of sugar.
      It just so happens that “green” as in below the recommended amount doesn’t appear in a US map.

    9. damien_maymdien on

      Your title doesn’t match the picture. “Sugar intake” ≠ “added Sugar intake”

    12. Expensive-Dinner6684 on

      wonder how the average would be affected if they included US territories to this list. Puerto Rico alone would probably put a cap on those pink ones

    14. Furlion on

      Overlay this with a map of sweet vs unsweetened tea and i bet it is almost an exact match.

    16. tubbies_in_chubbies on

      Would love to see this correlated with state obesity rate

      Probably pretty similar

    18. Taman_Should on

      Do people in the Deep South ever look around and wonder why almost everyone is fat, slow, and diabetic, or are they too busy pouring themselves another half-gallon of soda and sweet tea? 

    19. ornery_bob on

      Wait a minute. I just saw a map of windowless free candy vans per capita and this is the same damn map.

    20. Sprinkle_Puff on

      Hawaii is shocking I thought they pretty much just lived off tropical fruit

    22. keton on

      While location is cool, I would think a basic bar chart with “# states where consumption is 9<x<10tsps” and so on would do a better job of highlighting how 0 states are anywhere near the suggested amount. Because does it really matter that northern states eat less if they are all fat fucks?

    23. gnapster on

      Does this data exclude factories that import and use a lot of sugar?

    25. iamaweirdguy on

      6-9 tsp is actually recommended by the American Heart Association? Wtf? Shouldn’t the recommendation be zero?

    26. PolyculeButCats on

      NC is like a divorcee getting her life together and ready to start all over again.

    30. lost21gramsyesterday on

      in one tsp increments? I expected a larger variation tbh

    32. quetejodas on

      The only sugar I had today was an apple. Definitely feeling better since cutting back massively.

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