A carbonated soft drink has more sugar overall, and more sugar added as well as more additives and preservatives. Milk has more fat, protein, vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and calcium.
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What are the differences between a serving of low-fat chocolate milk and a serving of carbonated soft drink?
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