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Action On Sugar analysed drinks from nine amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth coffee shop amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth. It found the unhealthiest drink was the Starbucks "Venti" caramel hot chocolate. It contained 93.7g of sugar and 758 amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth. AOS says it has as much sugar as three amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth of Coca-Cola. A spokeswoman for Starbucks said: "We are committed to reducing sugar in all our amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth and since 2015 we've delivered a nine per cent amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth in the sugar content." Katharine Jenner, a director at AOS, said: "The amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth industry has a amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth role to play in being transparent. It must help to reduce the amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth of sugar we consume. Sugar is one of the biggest causes of obesity, type 2 diabetes and amountbeveragescaloriescanscarefulchainsconditionsdiabetesdifferentextrafestivegrouphospitalityhotkeyreductionresearchshockinglyspokespersontooth decay."