Couldn’t you just say “10 refills included in the price of the beverage”.
I support banning customer refills, but that’s cuz they’re gross.
If you just spent the past 30 minutes applying your germs to a cup, the last thing I want you to do is go back up the soda machine and splash that shit all over the nozzles.
You sound paranoid. You’d have to try really hard to infect a nozzle that way. Any door handle you come across is going to be so much more filthy.
Gotta enshrine laws to protect the capitalists!
They say its about unhealthy food and drink, but why are drink refills considers a health issue to the point of requiring law? Plenty offer more than just unhealthy soda and trash like that.
Health Secretary Eluned Morgan has launched a consultation to restrict “promotions of food products high in fat, sugar and salt”.
Article specifically calls out some names:
It includes a proposal to prohibit retailers from offering free drink refills, which many high street restaurants including Nando’s and Five Guys offer.
Taking Five Guys for example they offer coca cola freestyle:
https://www.fiveguys.com/menu/Drinks
https://www.coca-colafreestyle.com/choices/?filter1=all drinks
Which offers options such as minute maid lemonaid, vitamin water, etc. with non-sugar options. This law would punish those same drinks in the name of health.
I got a solution for you, and it’s free: Drink water.
That’s not really a solution at all. You don’t order a soda with your lunch because you think “I’m so dehydrated”, you order a soda because you think “This will taste nice”. People are allowed to want flavor.
Flavor comes from my steak and my bacon Brussels sprouts, not my beverage.
And actually sodas don’t “taste nice”. Go keto for a few months and break that sugar addiction. The next time you try a soda you’ll realize they’re all sickeningly sweet and not fit for human consumption.
Sorry, bacon is carcinogenic and not fit for human consumption so we’re banning that too.
Uh-huh, but that’s ignoring the sugar-free options the other user said. I like flavored drinks with my food, i drink enough water throughout the rest of the day.
I’m sorry you’re getting downvoted for speaking the truth. It’s frightening how much sugar is in our diet.
Also, water is not free. It’s normally provided at no cost to the consumer in a restaurant, but it isn’t free.
Thanks, Nestle rep!
All they’re saying is that water treatment costs money. Not that you should buy nestle stolen and bottled water…
coca cola freestyle
The nice expensive machines standard fast food places are removing in the US. Too many freeloaders?
