Nutritionist Neal Barnard said that while the smaller calorie count may have waistline-conscious diners excited, nothing has been added to the 45-year-old drink to make it any more substantial.
'Slurpee had zero nutritional value then, and has zero nutritional value now,' he told USA Today.
'Now it's just a different kind of junk food.'
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