Short answer: Yes
Long answer: Neither one of them are good for you, but people tend to consume far more sugar than fat on a daily basis. For example a typical donut may contain 10g of saturated fat, but at the same time 50g of sugar. Sugar has been proven to make people gain weight as it is stored in parts of the body such as the thighs and stomach, thusly creating fat.
There are also good kinds of fat such as monounsaturated and polyunsatured, which are both very good for you. The only kinds of fat that are not good are saturated fat, trans fat, and cholesterol.
On the other hand there are also natural sugars found in fruit. But most of the sugars that people consume are additives and preservatives often found in cookies and pastries.
Fat is higher in calories than Sugar. Sugar is a carbohydrate.
Fat: 1 gram = 9 caloriesProtein: 1 gram = 4 calories
Carbohydrates: 1 gram = 4 calories
Alcohol: 1 gram = 7 calories
Yes alcoholic beverages are fattening. Some may have more fat or least fat than others.
No, there is no 'fat' in diet Pepsi and less than 1 calorie per can. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The above answer is true but it implies that only fat can be fattening. Soft drinks are fattening due to the carbohydrate sugar - but as the original answer implies there is none in diet Pepsi.
Fat, sugar, meat, alcohol.
Because it contains sugar, and our bodies convert excess sugar into fat.
Yes. Sugar is fattening, therefore you can gain weight.
Sugar free because if it is sugar free it s way more healthier
Almost anything other than water is fattening if you eat enough of it, but it would be very difficult to eat enough oranges for them to be fattening. There are only about 80 calories in an orange, and no fat. But they do contain a lot of sugar, fructose to be exact.
Probably pastries but it depends. Sweets such as soda or candy can be fat free but still loaded with sugar. Pastries such as doughnuts are sweet AND very fattening. However, some pastries you can find to be low-fat, like certain types of breads. It all depends. But in the end, pastries in general will be more fattening.
###No it has no nutritional value. Just do not eat it all the time because depending on whether you eat brown, red, or black, it is loaded in sugar which eventually turns into bubbling fat. If you eat 1 serving of licorice you have consumed 135 calories. If you eat more calories than you burn in a day you gain fat. So is it fattening? YES all food is fattening if consumed in excess.
Most chocolates have a fair bit of sugar and fat - cocoa butter - in them. These ingredients are fattening if eaten too much/too often
Sugar is high in calories. Eat too many calories of ANYTHING and you will get fat.
It has calories (147/100g) and fat (5% by weight), so if you eat more than a reasonable amount, the answer is yes.