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Sugar 1) Research your topic and find out other names used in this ingredient. Barley malt | Cane sugar | Carob syrup | Dextrose | Fruit juice | Beet sugar | Caramel | Castor sugar | Diastatic malt | Fruit juice concentrate | Brown sugar | Corn syrup | Date sugar | Diatase | Galactose | Buttered syrup | Corn syrup solids | Demerara sugar | Ethyl maltol | Glucose | Cane juice crystals | Confectioner’s sugar | Dextran | Fructose | Glucose solids | Golden sugar | Grape sugar | Honey | Invert sugar | Maltodextrin | Golden syrup | High- fructose corn syrup | Icing sugar | Lactose | Maltose | Malt syrup | Muscovado sugar | Panocha | Refiner’s syrup | Sorbitol | Maple syrup | Molasses | Raw sugar | Rice syrup | Sorghum | Sucrose | Mannitol | Treacle | Turbinado sugar | Yellow sugar | Corn sweetener | Dehydrated cane juice | Saccharose | Agave Nectar | Xylose | Disaccharides | Milk sugar | GranulatedSugar | Monosaccharide |

2) Create a table and list 10 or more different foods and drinks that have your chosen ingredient. FOOD AND DRINKS CONTAIN SUGAR | FOOD | DRINKS | Cookies and biscuits | Coca Cola | Yoghurt | Pepsi | Pancakes/waffles/pikelets | Lemonades | Donuts/bagels | Milkshakes | Canned fruits | Soft drinks | Puddings | Thick shakes | Licorice | Slushies | Chocolate | Juices | Flavoured Oatmeal | Red Wine | Fruit Salad | Iced Tea | Ice Creams | Milk | Multi-Grain Cereal | Coffee (if you put sugar in it) | Applesauce | Hot chocolate/cocoa | Candies | Root beer | Pasta, unless wholegrain | Energy drinks | Pretzels | Sodas | Jams and Spreads | CapriSun drinks | Raw fruits | Flavoured Vitamin Water | White Bread | Sport Drinks | Granola/Energy Bars | Bottled Tea | Raisins | Soy milk |

3) Record the quantity of that ingredient in that food item in the table. Food or Drink Name | Quantity of Sugar | Cookies Coconut Macaroons 100g | 70.7g | Jams 100g | 48.5g | Ice Creams

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