Sugar was a product of the Carribean, Cuba, Louisiana, Florida, Hawaii and several South American countries. Transportation across the Atlantic was risky. Sugar became a worldwide high value commodity. Some European countries, including Germany and Britain, grew sugar beet (a root crop) already World War 1 and on a larger scale in World War 2. One can get sugar that way.
Sugar was still used during WW II although there were shortages. It has always been possible to substitute honey - historically, honey was used as a sweetener long before granulated sugar was. People did not have artificial sweeteners during WW II; those were not invented until after the war.
Sugar was rationed to civilians because it was needed to create food - mostly candy bars - for US troops fighting overseas.
No, most people didn't use bayonets in World War 2.
they use medicine because people in this world get sick a lot and they need to get better so they use it
yes they use iron
You need to answer this prompt and show your critical thinking skills and how well you understood the lesson. We don’t do homework or write essays.
No tape recording method was in use in world war 2. There was a form of wire recorder available. It used wire instead of tape. It had problems since variations in the thickness of the wire distorted the recording and it never became popular.
No, but some people will use it as an expletive instead of a bad word.
honey
Scones are usually made without sugar.
Honey
sweet
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Yes! Its the same thing but finer
Splenda instead of sugar.
Eggs are not a replacement for milk. Water may be used instead of milk in sugar cookies.
yes, they are the same thing
Caster sugar has finer granules than regular (or "granulated") sugar. For cupcakes, you should be able to use regular sugar instead of castor without any detriment to the final product.