Soft Drinks

Ignore the 'Of which sugars'. Pay close attention to the total carbohydrates value, the sugars are included in this total.

There’s one major difference to consider between the squash and the fizzy pop and that is the fizzy pop carb count will be as it is drunk. The squash on the other hand, you need to look at whether it is the value as the concentrate or the value made up as instructed. As @Guzzler says look at just the carb count, ignore sugars.
Personally I drink no added sugar squashes and Diet fizzy drinks, but I have tested to know that they don’t affect my blood sugars.

What they said above.

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I drink no added sugar squash and to me there’s no discernible difference in taste between that and the sugary stuff.
I have an occasional Diet Coke or Pepsi Max if I am out but find they don’t affect my sugar levels.
There are a range of healthy options out there if simple water is not to your taste. Must admit it’s not to mine.

@ardvark
i avoid all the drinks like that..diluted / full fat or diet.
just simpler and easy.(.just how i likes it. )

now it's purely tea, herbal teas, hot lemon, and water and water with REAL fruit added

This type of thing.

Water Infusers

makes the water a tad more pleasant and less boring, when i first started it helped as visual aid to drink sufficient water,
and now i can really TASTE sugars again, i tend to need less fruits to flavour it.
tried lemons, and limes, not tried strawberries etc but would be the same benefits i'd guess.

Plus it's what all us cool kids use at the gym, so this old fogey doesn't feel too out of place and ashamed getting out me old thermos flask on the treadmills...hahaha

Low added sugar drinks should be fine but check the total carbs. You may want to control your intake of the sugar substitutes in the squash and any caffeine to avoid excess.