Happy Birthday Katex. - Page 2

jaysay · 14-06-2012, 08:39

Happy Birthday Kate, have a great day and don't keep sober

maxthecollie · 14-06-2012, 08:46

Happy Birthday.

Margaret Pilkington · 14-06-2012, 09:37

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Happy Birthday Kate, have a great day and don't keep sober

She will do if she follows Mick's advice and only drinks Tizer. Loved it once of a day but it tastes 'too chemical' these days.

susie123 · 14-06-2012, 09:51

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

She will do if she follows Mick's advice and only drinks Tizer. Loved it once of a day but it tastes 'too chemical' these days.

Ha ha you might like this, Margaret

Extinct Beverage: Tizer

Margaret Pilkington · 14-06-2012, 10:35

Spot on Sue...that guy is dead right....and the Tizer website says it has no atificial colours or flavours ...but when you check it is full of cyclamates(isn't that artificial sugar?).
Sorry to invade your birthday thread Kate.(Mick made me do it

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susie123 · 14-06-2012, 10:50

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Spot on Sue...that guy is dead right....and the Tizer website says it has no atificial colours or flavours ...but when you check it is full of cyclamates(isn't that artificial sugar?).
Sorry to invade your birthday thread Kate.(Mick made me do it

)

Sorry Kate, just wanted to reply to Margaret...

Yes but cyclamates etc are sweeteners, not colours or flavours...

From Wikipedia:
In 2007 Tizer was re branded with the slogan 'Original Great Taste' and a classic Tizer recipe with fewer additives and no E numbers. However, despite the relaunch making great play of the addition of real fruit juice and the absence of artificial flavourings, colourings and sweeteners, the recipe was reverted in 2009 to remove the real fruit juice and reintroduce natural flavourings, natural colours and sweeteners (Acesulfame-K).

Margaret Pilkington · 14-06-2012, 11:59

Yes.....Sue.....I was being a bit 'fly'.
Cyclamates are artificial, but because they are not flavour or colours they can advertise No artificial flavour/colours.

Wynonie Harris · 14-06-2012, 15:55

Many Happy Returns, Kate.

katex · 14-06-2012, 16:31

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

She will do if she follows Mick's advice and only drinks Tizer. Loved it once of a day but it tastes 'too chemical' these days.

This will be true. Have been t-total since Easter ... ah, but only because alcohol tastes like cat's water at the moment ..

Another interesting remark was by the Dietitian who told me that carbonated drinks draw calcium out of your body ? So, Tizer out. Well, only repeating what she said.

Anyways, thank you everybody for your very kind wishes....xxxx

susie123 · 14-06-2012, 16:40

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Originally Posted by katex

This will be true. Have been t-total since Easter ... ah, but only because alcohol tastes like cat's water at the moment ..

Another interesting remark was by the Dietitian who told me that carbonated drinks draw calcium out of your body ? So, Tizer out. Well, only repeating what she said.

Anyways, thank you everybody for your very kind wishes....xxxx

Interesting, Kate - have you actually tried cat's piddle?

Pleased to hear that the dietitian is on your case and hope you are managing to gain weight - not the easiest thing in the world after what you've been through. I'm still seeing mine occasionally and am pleased to say that I have reached my target set in Jan - a gain of about a kilo a month, slow but steady.

Margaret Pilkington · 14-06-2012, 16:44

It is true that carbonated drinks leech calcium from your bones.....I hardly ever drink carbonated drinks, and I try to discourage the children from having them

susie123 · 14-06-2012, 17:03

If Kate doesn't mind me hijacking her thread once again - but it was she who first brought the subject up...

Fizzy drinks and calcium is an interesting topic about which there appears to be some differences of opinion. One theory says that the loss of calcium in the bones is due to consumption of sodas rather than milk, another says that it's the caffeine and phosphorus in cola drinks that causes the leaching. I assume that fizzy drinks without these ingredients do not have an effect, but are just as bad for you because of the sugar content. Whatever, it seems that plain carbonated water is OK and may be good for you as some of them contain some calcium. It's not the carbonation that's doing the harm. Pick the bones out of that... (pun intended)

Margaret Pilkington · 14-06-2012, 17:06

No I won't be picking any bones Sue....when there is one theory, there is always an equal and opposite one to get your head around

heth · 14-06-2012, 18:01

Happy Birthday Kate hope you have had a great day, I will have to have a glass of wine for you!

Honestly I dont mind at all.....................

katex · 14-06-2012, 18:23

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Originally Posted by heth

Happy Birthday Kate hope you have had a great day, I will have to have a glass of wine for you!

Honestly I dont mind at all.....................

Hahaha ... bet you don't ...

Don't mind you hi-jacking this thread at all, Margaret.
It is interesting.
Suppose lemonade is bad ? Finding this really refreshing at the moment, as I still appear to be quite hydrated.