Sierra Mist Lemon Lime Soda — DUMP
Munch or Dump rates Sierra Mist Lemon Lime Soda by TWST DUMP — score 17/90.
A sugar-water soda with no nutrition. One bottle dumps roughly 52g of added sugar into your bloodstream, plus preservatives, while the package brags about being 'natural.'
Why this verdict
- About 52g of added sugar per bottle — pure empty calories that spike your blood sugar
- No fiber, protein, vitamins, or anything nutritionally useful
- Sugar is the #2 ingredient right after water — it IS the product
- Carries preservatives (potassium benzoate) and a chemical chelator (calcium disodium EDTA)
- Citric acid plus constant sugar bathes your teeth in acid and erodes enamel
Ingredients (7)
- Carbonated Water (safe) — Basic component of most beverages, provides fizziness.
- Sugar (moderate) — Added for sweetness, can contribute to calorie content.
- Natural flavor (moderate) — Undisclosed flavor blend; minor but not fully transparent.
- citric acid (safe) — Acidity and tartness adjuster.
- Potassium Benzoate (moderate) — Preservative; can form trace benzene with ascorbic acid/heat. Common but marks a processed drink.
- POTASSIUM CITRATE (safe) — Real electrolyte; backs the sports-hydration claim.
- calcium disodium edta (moderate) — Preservative that binds metals to protect quality; a processed-food additive but used in tiny amounts.