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Sprite might be healthier now, but it doesn't taste the same. Should drinks focus more on health or flavor?
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Why do we call these drinks "happy water" or "happy fat"? 

It's because they're loaded with sugar, which gives us that dopamine hit and makes us feel good. That's why I think drinks should focus on taste.

If we want to stay healthy, we can just drink less.

Coca-Cola's strategy is different—they offer both regular and zero-sugar versions—but market feedback shows the original sugary one still sells better.

Answered: May 13

I prefer healthier to flavor.

Answered: May 13

I prefer drinks focus on health.

The debate between prioritizing health or flavor in beverages reflects a complex interplay of consumer preferences, technological advancements, and market trends. While health-conscious trends dominate, flavor remains a critical factor in product acceptance.

Answered: May 16

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Sprite might be healthier now, but it doesn't taste the same. Should drinks focus more on health or flavor?
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Why do we call these drinks "happy water" or "happy fat"? 

It's because they're loaded with sugar, which gives us that dopamine hit and makes us feel good. That's why I think drinks should focus on taste.

If we want to stay healthy, we can just drink less.

Coca-Cola's strategy is different—they offer both regular and zero-sugar versions—but market feedback shows the original sugary one still sells better.

Answered: May 13

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I prefer healthier to flavor.

Answered: May 13

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I prefer drinks focus on health.

The debate between prioritizing health or flavor in beverages reflects a complex interplay of consumer preferences, technological advancements, and market trends. While health-conscious trends dominate, flavor remains a critical factor in product acceptance.

Answered: May 16