How often do you consume sweets?
How often do you consume sweets?
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never
hardly ever
>America
now make Aspartame consumption map
I feel very strongly in savory flavors being superior to sweets. Sweets are something for women and kids.
Yay fellow brazilian shitskins taking sugar up their asses
EVERYDAY
Despite the memes only diet cola drinkers and diabetics consume aspartame. Everyone else avoids it like death.
I think the only explanation for this graph, if it is infact correct, is that we have such a large population that the bad is offset by the good.
Also pls invade/nuke us and remove liberals and Jews.
everyday if I don't have sugar I can't keep put
Asia is the only region that has its head on straight on this. Europe and South America(+Mexico) are cancer tier.
What are those sesame balls named in malay?
me too
Fuck off. You ain't ever had proper sweets til you visit Europe. And I'm not talking about kinder eggs. Your over processed supermarket gunk doesn't even count.
It probably doesnt count high fructose corn cancer as sugar
I don't give a shit about the taste much like I don't give a shit about how good heroin feels, lard ass.
It does count refined sugars if you got off your ass and looked at the source, toothless jim
Hmmmm that map just doesn't seem right could someone PLEASE fix it
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We just call them kuih bijan
kuih=snack
bjian=sesame
>comparing sugar to heroin
What are you, a fucking soccer mom?
>sweetugal
Who you calling toothless third worlder?
>he still uses the term 'third world'
Didn't realize that Europe is so backwards it still lives in 1990
Very rare, i prefere savory meals, snack on meats/cheeses/nuts.
>america
>less sugar
wtf, these fatties put sugar in everything
East Asian is master race, as expected.
Africa still need basic food I see.
SEA is pretty healthy and skinny in general, but Thai and Malaysian sweets look like this so it's quite hard to not eat sugar while over there I don't understand how SA beats NA. What do they put sugar in?
It's the amount of sugar sold, or the general amount of sugar intake?
Because those two can be very different, especially in america where they consume a lot of processed food full of sugars.