"el zumo es mezcla mucho azucar" = "juice is it mixes a lot of sugar" makes no sense

"es más fresco y sana" <-- clearly the adjectives don't match in agreement, so something is wrong here.

"que comprándolo", again why gerund. Just "than TO buy it". This is not an example of the present continuous!

What's "guelada"?! and "mezcla" is from "mezclar"! What's "MIXED"?!

"estás una broma". Firstly, you keep switching between tú and usted. Decide on ONE and stick to it consistently. Secondly, is she only temporarily "a joke"?!

"esperamos sigues" <-- you can't put two conjugated verbs together like this without a connective to join them!

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