Why do bananas and sprite react chemically?

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He Sprite and Banana Challenge consists of eating two bananas and then drinking a liter of Sprite. This causes you to projectile vomit and throw up all over the place!

Taya2010 [7]3 years ago

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The experiment with eating two bananas and then drinking a Sprite has not shown any chemical reaction by people who have done the experiment. People who have studied this believe that it makes some people vomit simply because it is a lot of food to put in your stomach at one time. Most people do not vomit, rather they tend to feel sick after.... i know this because ive done the challenge xD

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