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TikToker Shows Just How Much Sugar Is In Dunkin' Donuts' Pumpkin Drink—And It's Shocking

TikToker Shows Just How Much Sugar Is In Dunkin' Donuts' Pumpkin Drink—And It's Shocking
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TikToker @flavcity laid out the issue with Dunkin's Pumpkin Swirl Frozen Coffee drink in an eye-opening TikTok that left the internet floored.

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We often enjoy our favorite food or drink "treats" without considering their nutritional value, and learning what's actually in them can come as quite a shock. That's what TikToker @flavcity recently tried to demonstrate to his audience when he made a video about the sugar content in Dunkin Donuts' new Pumpkin Swirl Frozen Coffee drink.

"This drink has 185 grams of sugar in here...It's 46 teaspoons of sugar."

That sounds a little excessive, right? He went on to illustrate exactly what that looks like by pouring granulated sugar into an empty cup. Then he took it a step further and pulled out a box of 14 glazed vanilla donuts—which have the same amount of sugar as the coffee drink.


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❌🎃Dunkin’ Pumpkin🎃❌ #dunkin #dunkindonuts #americarunsondunkin #eatthisnotthat #addedsugar #pumpkinspiceseason

People were shocked at the amount of sugar.

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Others were annoyed that he bought it and didn't drink it, pointing out that he didn't need to buy it.

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Folks had a lot to say about what this sort of thing says about America.

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Many said that him doing the entire video while inside an actual Dunkin Donuts is the best part.

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A couple people brought up the fact that he called out the drink for not having pumpkin, when really it's pumpkin spice flavored.

Someone offered a suggestion for how this could be legislated out of existence.

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One of the biggest takeaways, however, was how few calories a donut has, relatively speaking.

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Our takeaway: it helps to be an informed customer at restaurants!

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