According to the University of Southern California, the two types of ocean currents are surface currents, also know as surface circulation, and deep water currents also called thermohaline circulation. These currents make up 10 percent and 90 percent of all the water in the ocean respectively.
The average apple has approximately 3 grams of sugar for every ounce. There is 16 grams of sugar in an apple of medium size, 5 Â½ ounces. A large apple weighing 8 ounces has 25 grams of sugar. Apples of the Red Delicious and Golden Deliciousvariety have a sugar content of 11-15%. 12-18% of sugar can be found in Granny Smith apples.
With almost seven teaspoons of sugar in a single serving, apple juice contains more than the recommended daily amount for adults who want to stay healthy. According to the World Health Organisation, this should be six teaspoons of 'added' sugar - i.e. not that found naturally in products such as milk. Scroll down for video. A glass of apple juice (left) contains almost seven teaspoons of sugar, and the average fat-free yogurt (right) contains five. Similarly, a fat-free yogurt - a food also often marketed as a natural, healthy choice - contains five teaspoons of sugar - the same as in three scoops of ice cream.