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Know Your Sugar (Food Edition)
The recommended daily sugar intake for an average Singaporean adult is no more than 10 teaspoons of sugar. But do you know how much sugar goes into the food we consume?
Click here and make a guess! How many teaspoons of sugar do you think these foods contain?
Hint: The answer ranges from 1 to 10 teaspoons.
The answers are listed on the second and third pages.
Know Your Sugar (Beverage Edition)
Take active steps to maintain a healthy lifestyle by opting for healthier food and drink alternatives with lower sugar content.
Click here and make a guess! How many teaspoons of sugar do you think these beverages contain?
Hint: The answer ranges from 1 to 10 teaspoons.
The answers are listed on the second and third pages.
To learn more about ways to prevent and manage Diabetes, click here!
Know Your Salt
The recommended daily salt intake for the average Singaporean adult is less than 5 grams of salt. But do you know the amount of salt that goes into the food we consume?
Click here and make a guess! How many grams of salt do you think these foods contain?
Hint: The answer ranges from 1 to 10 grams.
The answers are listed on the second and third pages.
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In Singapore, diabetes is a major public health concern. Globally nearly half a billion people around the world are living with the disease. Locally, one in three individuals in Singapore is at risk of developing diabetes in their lifetime.
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