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To feed the yeast, to sweeten the biscuit, and/or to round a bitter edge off the biscuit flavor (maybe the buttermilk was a bit too sour)...and probably some other things.

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The function of sugar in baked goods is to make them sweeter. Sugar, not only makes baked goods sweeter but, it also helps baked goods keep their moisture and improves their shelf life.

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Simply to sweeten what ever you are making

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Sweetens food and makes it more edible

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sugar gives a sweet taste to gin.

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sweet

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