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There are calls to ban the caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld food to shock caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld experts. The campaign group Action on Sugar wants a ban on freakshakes - "monstrous" milkshakes packed with " caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld" levels of sugar. The shake could be banned from restaurants and cafes as it has up to 1,280 caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld. An adult would have to jog for three hours to burn off caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld calories. Freakshakes are caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld full of whipped caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld, chocolate and even caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld of cake. A freakshake can contain 39 teaspoons of sugar - more than six caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld the recommended daily amount for a 10-year-old, and the caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld as four cans of Coke.

Freakshakes originated in Australia and spread around the caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld. A restaurant mentioned by Action on Sugar said it took nutrition caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld and was adhering to a sugar-reduction caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld. It said it was not targeting children with high-calorie shakes. A spokesperson said: "Freakshakes only caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld on our main caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld and are not targeted at children....We caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld work with our caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld to explore ways we can reduce sugar caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld in our caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld." A public health spokesman said the government needed to put a caloriescreamdishesfeaturegrotesquelatestlevelslimitmenunutritionprogrammeregularlysameseriouslyslicessuppliersthesetimesusuallyworld of 300kcal per serving on all shakes.