Here's what's really in your Frozen Coke

Is there anything MORE refreshing than a good ol' Frozen Coke? Or slushie. Or whatever you wanna call them.

Unfortunately, that refreshment is coming at a price, as they contain A LOT of sugar.

Health agencies in Australia have started a huge marketing campaign, warning people to think before they drink.

LiveLighter and Rethink Sugary Drink, an alliance of 18 health agencies in Australia, have teamed up to launch the 'Don't Be Sucked In' campaign, warning that some large-size frozen drinks contain as much as 20.4 teaspoons of sugar!

TWENTY TEASPOONS. Just imagine yourself opening up a bag of sugar, and scooping TWENTY SCOOPS into your mouth.

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That's a lot.

Other research has also shown that the 'Sprite' version of a McDonald's Frozen Sprite, contains up to THIRTY TEASPOONS of sugar!

As part of the Australian campaign, one billboard graphically depicts a person sipping on a large cup of bulging, toxic fat.

They're cold, cheap and tempting but frozen sugary drinks can contain up to 30 teaspoons of sugar. This summer we're encouraging you to stop and think when it comes to frozen sugary drinks.https://t.co/feCcGkK2xJ pic.twitter.com/9X6CNtJejh
— LiveLighter (@Live_Lighter) November 26, 2017

"These cheap frozen drinks might seem refreshing on a hot day, but we want people to realise they could easily be sucking down an entire week's worth of sugar in a single sitting," the Australian Cancer Council's Craig Sinclair said on Thursday.

So ah, next time you grab one of those $1 Frozen Coke's from Macca's, maybe just think before you drink.