personally, i think that veggie straws are more misleading than juicy water because veggie sticks are wrapped in single use plastic and juicy water you can use multiple times. #first to comment

A lot of food packets make out that they are really healthy but it isn't - for example, some food packets say that there is no added sugar when it already has an unhealthy 8 teaspoons!

I put veggie straws because I think that it is the most misleading as it probably has more artificial products than natural ones.

The veggie straws are more misleading because you think they are good for you but in fact they’re not at all

I think the juicy water is more misleading because seems like it is just diluted fruit juice. With the veggie straws, the producers will have to add something to give it flavour. However, the juice has the flavour of the fruit so most people would probably think that it doesn't need sugar to give it taste - it is just natural.

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When they say no added sugar, it means they add no extra sugar to it. However, they still add all sorts of flavourings to make up for it, which is why it is still unhealthy. Diet Coke does this too.

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I think veggie straws are more misleading because they are saying that they are a healthy vegetable snack when really only a tiny percentage is made out of vegetables

Juicy Water because it said that there was no sugar in it but there was lots. The veggie thing did still have vegetables in so I choose the other one.

Veggie straws because not only does it say the veg it contains but they are also called veggie straws and on the juice it said added sugar not sugar free implying that they have natural sugar

But bamboomilk, it says no ADDED sugar not no sugar. The important word is added.

Both of them are misleading

I think the Veggie Straws are the most misleading, cos the whole POINT of them is that they're supposed to be made out of VEGETABLES! I mean, the clue's in the title?

Veggie straws. The juicy water obviously points out 'no added sugar', and the eight teaspoons is not added. It occurs naturally.

I definitely think Veggie Straws as it is much more misleading.

Veggie straws are aimed for kids😦This would make kids eat unhealthy when they thought they were eating healthy😡

only 1.2% !

Veggie Straws because, although it has 8 teaspoons of natural sugar, the Juicy Water claim is correct,it has no added sugar, but Veggie Straws are less than 1.2 percent vegetables.

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I think juicy water because like 8 TEASPOONS!!! "No added sugar" confuses me so I look at the packet to see the real sugar percentage 👍🏽

Um ok

Veggie Straws. Juicy water says there is no added sugar implying sugar occurs naturally in the fruit, but the veggie straws say it's made out of vegetables when it's really like 1%.

I think that it is the veggie straws and that they don't really have veg in it.

I think that veggie straws are more misleading because only 1.2% of the veggie straws are actually vegetables

I voted that Veggie straws where more misleading this is because Juicy water doesn't have added sugar it's because they have lemons and limes in which have a high quantity of natural sugars
Did you know that walkers beetroot baked crisps have 40% less fat. However, Normal Walkers baked have 50% less fat then average walkers crisps! However, 'YellowToad' is right they are both misleading.

The veggie sticks do have veg, and the sugars used in the juice are natural, so it isn't too bad.

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Plastic Bottles, if re-used, break down and leave microscopic bits of plastic in your body so would be worse to re-use than a normal bottle.

There are always natural sugars in fruit drinks because it's in the fruit.

Veggie sticks sound horrible

Both are awful products that shouldn’t exist scientifically to put it blatantly

Veggie straws are most misleading.

I think juicy water because it has truly lied about the sugar contents whilst veggie straws have told 1% of the truth!

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juicy water cos they lie. they have sugar when they say they don't and veggie staws have at least some veg in so they're not lying #first to comment(not)

Veggie straws is more misleading, cuz technically the juicy water didn't LIE - it just didn't tell the whole truth.

Veggie Sticks because they use the word ‘Veg’

I think the juicy water is more misleading. With the veggie straws, at least it contains SOME traces of health unlike the juicy water that has EIGHT teaspoons of pure sugar when they said they have none. I’m not sure how many people think that the veggie straws are worse. Yes, they do have plastic wrapping but so does the bottle. It’s re-usable but still estimated that 2/3 of the population reuse plastic bottles.

@Adalard, the veggie sticks ALSO didn’t tell the whole truth like you said with the bottle. It still has traces of veg inside of it but the bottle has PURE sugar.

juicy water's sugar is from fruit which cannot helped unlike veggie straws where more can be done to increase the veg content

I think they are all misleading :/

Veggie straws- tomatoes aren’t even a vegetable

I said juicy water bc if I were to choose one of those as a healthy option I would choose veggie sticks

Proper cordial is okay

Juicy water because I like sour stuff

Ummm... maybe the friut jiuce

yo veggie straws are never so veggie

juicy water does have no added sugar tho