Exploring Sugar

Sugar. Like it or lump it, we humans have had an interesting relationship with sugar throughout time. Our relationship with sugar, with its many ups and downs good and bad is mostly one of endearment to the point where we refer to our loved ones as ‘Honey’ ‘Sugar’ ‘Sweetness’ ‘Treacle’ and regardless of age, it’s hard to deny that sweet treats bring enjoyment to all ages from fairy floss to high end desserts in top restaurants.

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