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about 12th century from the Arabic Sukkar, or the Persian Shakkar. There was also a Latin word Saccarum. Even earlier, Alexander the great referred to sugar as 'honey without bees'. After the Crusades it started to rival honey as a sweetener

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I think it is from England

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French

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