Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Sugar, Wholesomeness Of

Sugar is nutritious, antiseptic, and laxative. In moderate quantities it is wholesome, but from its tendency to ferment it is apt in some constitutions to produce flatulency, heat, and thirst. It should not be made too free with by those who wish to preserve their teeth white and sound.

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