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Who are the biggest culprits for too much sugar?

There are lots of added sugars hiding in the foods and drinks we consume, but, do you know how much?

Some of the most common culprits are sugary drinks, cereals, sauces and snacks. We’ve put together lists of 10 worst offenders in several food groups to help you avoid too much sugar. So, by swapping these out for alternatives which are free from sugar, you can dramatically reduce your daily sugar intake or you can always switch to a sugarless diet, either of which will lead to a healthier lifestyle.

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About Sheffield’s Sweet Enough

Sheffield’s Sweet Enough is a campaign run by Sheffield City Council and partners to help local families, food businesses, schools and healthcare professionals tackle the harms caused by eating too much sugar.

Together with our partners, which includes the NHS, Sheffield’s universities, colleges, Trading Standards and the voluntary sector, we’re here to share helpful facts, sugar swaps, tips and advice for all ages.

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