sugars

==Sugar is an edible crystalline carbohydrate. Different versions include: glucose, sucrose, lactose, fructose. Sugar cane and sugar beet are the primary sources used for the refining of sucrose.== Above is sugar on a ruler, the black lines are 1mm apart. This shows in great detail the crystal-like attributes that sugar has and the size.

Sugar is used in almost all foods and baked products.

Glucose is the product of photosynthesis.

**Interesting facts about sugar:**
1) Sugar has no real nutritional value and as a result, has a deteriorating effect on the endocrine system, causing sugar consumption to be one of the 3 __major__ causes of degenerative disease 2) Today, an average American consumes 2-3 pounds of sugar //**each week**//. While at the end of the 19th century (1887-1890), the average American consumed only 5 lbs. //**per year**//. 3) Some health issues that come from sugars are diabetes, asthma, mood disorders, mental illness, anxiety disorders, heart disease, gallstone, hypertension and finally arthritis. 4)Sugar can weaken eyesight. 5)Sugar is one of the oldest ingredients dating back to 326BC. Here is a list of sweets/candies/chocolates that contain sugar. Chemical Composition: Sugar comes predominantly in two forms, monosaccharides and disaccharides. Monosaccharides have the chemical formula C 6 H 12 H 6. They are considered "simple sugars" for they have the shorter chemical formula, and they did not undergo a condensation reaction to be formed. Disaccharides chemical formula: C 12 H 22 O 11 + H 2 O. The water molecule formed as a result of binding two monosaccharides; the locations on the monosaccharide molecules where the 2 Hydrogen atoms and the Oxygen atom were are the bonding points between the two molecules. Monosaccharides are more common sugars, and are also found more often in nature. Glucose is the sugar most often found in some fruits and many plants, and it is an important factor in plants' process of photosynthesis. These sugars are then used in metabolism of most animals. Depending on the lifestyle of a species it will possess certain enzymes capable of breaking down different sugars. for instance cows are capable of digesting cellulose (the beta linkage of glucose) something humans cannot do. Lactose is the disaccharide sugar found often in milk. The inability for some to consume milk comes from their lack of the enzyme lactase, which results in them failing to digest lactose when they drink milk.
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 * 5) Airheads Cherry
 * 6) Airheads White Mystery
 * 7) Almond Joy
 * 8) Amazin' Fruit Reg
 * 9) Baby Ruth Bar
 * 10) Butterfinger
 * 11) Cella's CherryMilk
 * 12) Chuckles Asst Bar
 * 13) Chunky Singles
 * 14) Dots Assorted Orig
 * 15) Dove Chocolate Dark
 * 16) Fish-Swedish
 * 17) Fun Dip
 * 18) Goldenberg P/c Milk
 * 19) Goobers
 * 20) Good & Plenty
 * 21) Hershey Almond
 * 22) Hershey Almond King
 * 23) Hershey Kisses
 * 24) Hershey Milk Choc
 * 25) Hershey Milk Choc King
 * 26) Hershey Special Dark
 * 27) Junior Mints
 * 28) Kit Kat
 * 29) Krackel
 * 30) M&M Almond
 * 31) M&M Peanut
 * 32) M&M Peanut Butter
 * 33) M&M Peanut King
 * 34) M&M Plain
 * 35) Mentos Mixed Fruit
 * 36) MIKE&IKE Original
 * 37) Milk Duds
 * 38) Milky Way Bar
 * 39) Milky Way Midnight
 * 40) Mounds Bar
 * 41) Mr. Goodbar
 * 42) Necco Assorted Wafer
 * 43) Nerds Rope
 * 44) Nerds Watermelon/Cherry
 * 45) Nestle Crunch Bar
 * 46) Nestle Crunch Caramel
 * 47) Nestle Crunch White
 * 48) Nutrageous
 * 49) Oh Henry
 * 50) Orangeheads
 * 51) Payday Bar
 * 52) PEZ
 * 53) Pix Stix
 * 54) Pop Rocks
 * 55) Push Pops Twisted
 * 56) Quench Gum
 * 57) Raisinets
 * 58) Reese's Fast Break
 * 59) Reese's PBC
 * 60) Reese's Pieces
 * 61) Reese's Sticks
 * 62) RicolaHoney-Herb
 * 63) RicolaLemon-Mint
 * 64) RicolaOrig Herb
 * 65) Ring Pops
 * 66) Rolo
 * 67) Skittles Original
 * 68) Skittles Original King
 * 69) Skittles Tropical
 * 70) Skittles Wild Berry
 * 71) SKOR Bar
 * 72) Snickers Almond Bar
 * 73) Snickers Bar
 * 74) Snickers Bar King
 * 75) Sour Patch Kids Asst
 * 76) Sour Patch Watermelon
 * 77) Sour Power Strawberry Apple
 * 78) Starburst CALIFORNIA Fruit
 * 79) Starburst Original Fruit
 * 80) Starburst Tropical Fruit
 * 81) Symphony Bar
 * 82) Toblerone
 * 83) Tootsie Roll
 * 84) Twirl
 * 85) Twix Caramel
 * 86) Twix Caramel King
 * 87) Twix Peanut Butter
 * 88) Twizzler Cherry Nibs
 * 89) Twizzler Strawberry
 * 90) U-No Candy Bars
 * 91) ValoMilk
 * 92) Velamints
 * 93) Violet Crumble
 * 94) Violet Mints and Gum
 * 95) Werthers Butterscotch
 * 96) Wispa
 * 97) Whatchamacallit
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 * 99) Zagnut
 * 100) Zero Candy Bars
 * 101) Zots
 * 102) Zours
 * 103) Big Hunk Bar
 * 104) Laffy Taffy
 * 105) Hershey's Cookies and Cream bar
 * 106) Dots