Sugars

I want three sugars in my milk.

I want three sugars in my coffee.

I want two sugars in my coffee.

Trees use photosynthesis to turn sunlight, carbon dioxide and water into sugars.

All sugars are sweet.

It's a shame that so many people are sick and dying from eating the products of grass plants, namely grains and sugars.

When a fig is ripe, it opens up at the bottom and it releases its sugars.

"Since you're here, do you want a cup of tea or anything?" Sam asked flatly. "Oh," chirped Mary, pleasantly surprised at the suggestion. "Don't mind if I do. Milk and two sugars, please."

The green pigment, chlorophyll, visible in leaves and in the bark of aspen, absorbs the energy from sunlight. This triggers the chemical reaction that produces sugars and starches used by the plant to grow.

How many sugars do you want in your tea?