The gathered sap, or toddy, is used in cooking and as a sweet beverage; fermented, it becomes an intoxicating drink.
Over coffee — she ordered a large sweet beverage full of cream and caramel, a kid's concept of coffee, consumed with a spoon — she proposed a few favors that he might perform for her.
In Isparta, once home to an important Muslim spiritual leader and still noted for roses widely used in lotions and perfumes, local residents are more likely to drink a sweet beverage made from rose syrup, served ice cold, than they are to raise a glass of raki, Turkey's famous anise-flavored liquor.
One of the greatest focus-group flops of all time: New Coke, the overly sweet beverage Coca-Cola introduced in 1985.
In both Experiment 2 and Experiment 3 after habitual sleep, on the PR schedule, cumulative pressure difference between sweet and non-sweet beverage increased with difference in amount wanted in the taste test.
"Given the increase in sweet beverage consumption in Europe, clear messages on its deleterious effect on health should be given to the population," Dr Romaguera and colleagues conclude in their research paper.
But it does give some sense of scale to what the authors call the "population impact of sweet beverage consumption on type 2 diabetes": in a large population, each 5% increase of average total daily calorie intake provided by sweetened drinks appears to boost new cases of type 2 diabetes by 18%.
The population impact of sweet beverage consumption in lowering type 2 diabetes incidence was also evaluated.
Incident type 2 diabetes was examined per intake serving of each sweet beverage.
This allowed for the differentiation of sweet beverage intake into distinct beverage groups, diminishing the chance of masking divergent associations.
