… Thus, based on the results in this study, fruit juices, fruit drinks, carbonated bever ages
and sport drinks can be expected to have the same, or almost the same, ‘cariogenicity'. This …

… In this study, trace metal content of selected fruit juices, carbonated beverages in glass …
Trace metal levels of fruit juices were higher than metallic levels of carbonated beverages which …

… Another, and perhaps more welcome, development in non-carbonated beverages during
the past few years is the rapid growth of sports drinks. Beverages based on glucose syrup have …

… fruits such as lemon-lime and amla can be readily fabricated into carbonated drinks to produce
new fruit … Orange, lemon, grapefruit, grape, and apple are the most common fruit juices …

… burning or prickling) associated with carbonated beverages. This study's first objective was
… at how carbonation affects consumer liking of fruit juices and determine if carbonation affects …

… When the fluoride levels are not mentioned on the packaging of a drink, it is difficult for
clinicians or consumers to estimate the fluoride ingestion from carbonated beverages. Hence, …

… orange juice carbonated beverage, to replace the empty calories of soft drinks. Orange juice
has … The fruit juice carbonated whey drink seems to hold good promise in the manufacture of …

… vegetable and fruit juices and carbonated beverages [22]. … drinks, carbonated beverages,
vegetable juice, 100% fruit juice, … , carbonated beverages, vegetable juice, and 100% fruit juice …

… another search term related to carbonated beverages. We included studies that described
a potential relationship between carbonated beverages and heartburn by any methodology …

… For this in vitro study 12 commercially available drinks were tested: three varieties of
preserved (FJ) fruit juices, three varieties of carbonated beverages (CD), three varieties of tea (T) …