Sugar is a natural need of human being, a source of quick energy, so people are naturally drawn to the taste of sweet. The US has alot of imports and exports so many items can be found there. Sugar, is technically a drug. It can start off with sugar on your cereal. The body has a craving- the same type of addiction to that of nicotine or others. The pattern continues. The more you eat the more you want the more you want to the more you eat- until people eat sweets only. For the US sugar is found in almost everything so people sub conciously miss it.
Children like sweets.
no sweets can kill them
Yes. Ants love sweets
sweets
The pronouns that take the place of the plural noun 'sweets' is they as a subject, and them as an object in a sentence.Example: Do you like sweets. They are homemade. You may try them if you like.
Of course they do. Everyone in the entire world like sweets. That's a fact.
In "Sense and Sensibility" by Jane Austen, the characters enjoy sweets as a form of indulgence and pleasure in a society where strict social norms and etiquette often govern their behavior. Sweets can signify a moment of escapism or a small act of rebellion against the constraints of their society. Additionally, the consumption of sweets may symbolize luxury and refinement, reflecting the characters' desire for comfort and elegance in their lives.
No. Even though they have millions of eyes, they can not even see bacteria. Flies enjoy animal manure, picnics, and sweets. Just like us humans!
Natto and sweets
cause its food
The "Buzzlegum"
Because they add smell to the sweets, which attracts people to eat it and buy some more. Without it, you would like it but not as much as the sweets with the added scent.