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Do they? I don't recall ever seeing a bag of sugar in my life. I'm not a baker though so maybe that explains it. A car is more easier to picture for me.
by saberience 3mo ago
Do they? I don't recall ever seeing a bag of sugar in my life. I'm not a baker though so maybe that explains it.
A car is more easier to picture for me.
- ninalanyon 3mo agoYou must be from the US.
- dmoy 3mo agoI am from the US and buy bags of sugar. What else does sugar come in? If not bags? I don't think I've ever bought sugar in something other than a bag.
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- paradox460 3mo agoBuckets and pallets if you want more
- saberience 3mo agoI'm from Europe, I never buy sugar, why would I? I don't want more sugar in my diet.
- B1FF_PSUVM 3mo agoNot Mary Berry, then. Or anyone else who ever baked a cake. Or cooked, really. I hate sugar in food, but some recipes use sugar to balance acidity (e.g. tomato ketchup).
- throw1234567891 3mo agoIt looks like a bag of flour. So you know what it looks like, don’t play dumb.
- saberience 3mo agoI'm a guy who never cooks, I have no incentive to play dumb. I don't buy flour or sugar or other random raw ingredients in bulk. The closest I get is maybe a jar of coffee.
- throw1234567891 3mo agoThere you go, it looks like a jar with roughly 380 grams of coffee. Since you mention a jar, I assume you mean instant coffee. Your jar will be a bit taller than the packet of sugar with a similar surface area. A pound is a pound. It doesn’t matter if it’s 3300 pounds of feathers, or coffee, or sugar.
- ValentineC 3mo ago> Do they? I don't recall ever seeing a bag of sugar in my life. I'm not a baker though so maybe that explains it. Do you not go to supermarkets or grocery stores?