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sugar-free
(redirected from Sugar substitute)

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sugar-free [ˌʃʊgəˈfri] sugarless [ˈʃʊgəlɪs] ADJ → sin azúcar
sugar-free [ˈʃʊgəˌfriː] sugarless [ˈʃugəlɪs] adj → senza zucchero
sugar-free → خالي من السكر bez cukru sukkerfri zuckerfrei χωρίς ζάχαρη sin azúcar sokeriton sans sucre bez šećera senza zucchero 砂糖を含まない 설탕이 없는 suikervrij sukkerfri bezcukrowy sem açúcar не содержащий сахар sockerfri ไม่มีน้ำตาล şekersiz không đường 不含糖的
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If you are a diabetic woman who loves to binge on sweets, then get yourself a sugar substitutes.
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Obviously, companies who market sugar substitutes have a vested interest in vilifying sugar.
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