April 13th, 2020
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What do the put inside oranges to make them sweet?
April 13th, 2020
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MamaOf2Monsters
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ddmitty1
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Purple-Engine
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LuciusDickusMaximus
No but who puts the sugar when they are growing cuz sugar obviously is created elsewhere
Purple-Engine
The tree makes the sugar.
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LuciusDickusMaximus
? How can a tree make sugar lol sugar is made in labs
ntengineer
Most sugar consumed comes from two sources. Sugar Beets and Sugar Cane. Both are plants. They are farmed like other crops and harvested, and then put into bags and sent to the grocery stores (there are some other stuff that goes on, but that's the essence).
Sugar is not made in labs. It's grown. Just like oranges.
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stereoroid
Where do you think sugars come from in the first place? If you buy sugar in a bag from a store, it came from plants, through a process called photosynthesis.
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Purple-Engine
Are you joking? If so it's a bit obscure. No, all sugar that we consume comes from one plant or another. Usually sugar cane or sugar beets, but it's also found in most if not all fruits.
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thunder75
No, sugar is natural.
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EdgeOfDreams
The sugar in plants is an organic molecule. It occurs naturally in many different plants. It's a type of hydrocarbon - a molecule made up of hydrogen and carbon atoms in a long chain. Many other molecules that naturally occur in living creatures are also hydrocarbons, such as fats and oils.
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