1) Candy is made out of sugar, so what does it mean to not "add" any? 2) Who would want candy without sugar? Thanks Richard.
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1 comment:
"No sugar added" is what they are calling candy sweetened with Splenda these days. Something about "No Sugar Added Coke doesn't have the same ring to it. How meta me using quotation marks. That is all.
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