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Americans consume about fifty gallons of soda a year, more than four times the average per-capita consumption sixty years ago.
Just in time, because Americans now drink an average of 50 gallons of soda yearly, much of it sweetened by health-challenging high fructose corn syrup.
On average, Americans drink nearly 60 gallons of soda each year, almost 8 gallons more than they did just 10 years ago.
By Labor Day, he said, they will have consumed 45,000 gallons of soda, 70,000 feet of hot dogs, 200,000 chicken fingers and three tons of french fries.
Mexicans guzzle more than 43 gallons of soda per person per year, according to the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at Yale University, while a preference for low-calorie versions of soft drink standbys has never taken hold.
In 2013, Americans drank close to 39 gallons of soda per person (at a cost of about $150 per person), and in 2011, roughly 25percentt of the calories we consumed came from snack foods.
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The average American now consumes about a gallon of soda a week, and most of it is not the sugar-free diet variety.
"So during the cocktail hour I handed him a drink that was about one-half jigger Bourbon and one gallon of soda water.
Maybe the battery is flaking out; maybe you dumped a gallon of soda on it just to see what would happen.
One patient described the sensation as, "Well, for me, it just feels like I'm swollen and full, like I just had this maybe drank a gallon of soda, you know?
Drinking half a gallon of soda will make you need to use the facilities and potentially miss out on good parts.
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