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Chalk powder and washing soda are not typically added to sugar. Chalk powder may be used as an anti-caking agent in some powdered sugar products to prevent clumping, while washing soda is a cleaning agent and not meant for consumption. It is always best to check the ingredient list on food products to understand what additives have been included.

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