associated a “regular” coffee meaning "with cream and sugar" as being mostly a NY/NJ thing, but that may well be because of an old Joe Flaherty skit on SCTV. For the record, my standard Dunk order is "large coffee,... (23 replies, last updated by Karl S January 14, 2008)

and legends that speak of the moon. What are some other specific pieces of history or perhaps myths that is associated with a food you know? (62 replies, last updated by aurora50 June 1, 2007)

to the dining area where an American married to an Icelander performed master of ceremony duties. He introduced the President of the Icelandic Association who spoke alternately in English as well as Icelandic, a language which... (3 replies, last updated by denverjomo January 28, 2009)

to avoid sugar as I don’t trust the fake sugars like stevia or God forbid saccharin or aspertame and I don’t like unsweetened beverage. nyone know the answer. I can’t believe I can’t find the information.... (4 replies, last updated by KevinB July 20, 2007)

in a Hong Kong cafe, you would not simply associate sugar cubes with elegance! :-) (2 replies, last updated by Teep July 13, 2007)

Better than the wiki info is this link from Yale New Haven Hospital which says "The American Diabetes Association claims that sugar alcohols are acceptable in a moderate amount but should not be eaten in excess. Some people with... (7 replies, last updated by Zaheen June 19, 2006)

L'association végétarienne de Montréal is organising visits to a sugar shack, with an all-vegan menu: http://www.vegemontreal.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=75&Itemid=45 The name of the shack is La Pause sylvestre... (16 replies, last updated by JES000000 March 30, 2008)

I love living in Franklin Co. One of the perks comes this time of year..sugar shacks. Just when you really need something to go outside for. So...who’s good, who’s not and are ANY chowhound quality? I will first say... (5 replies, last updated by Harp00n March 13, 2009)

recommendations were made to improve our understanding of the association of HFCS and weight gain. Am J Clin Nutr. 2007 Jul;86(1):116-23. Sugars and satiety: does the type of sweetener make a difference? Nutritional Sciences... (39 replies, last updated by shdiep September 26, 2008)

Maybe the association is that people want to avoid some of the ingredients that have been widely used in mass-produced beverages in recent years. Have the soda with regular cane sugar; avoid HFCS. Have the diet soda with stevia;... (24 replies, last updated by johnb February 24, 2009)

A former roommate and good friend is in town this weekend, and she has a date Saturday night with a guy who says he’s taking her to a classy, tiny Thai restaurant right near the Kenmore T stop, and insists it isn’t... (11 replies, last updated by jsjs09812 July 30, 2007)

I don’t think the burning is caused by the sugar; I suspect the heat is too high, or your pan has hot spots. Breakfast sausage, almost by definition, has to taste sweet. If it wasn’t sweet, why associate it with... (25 replies, last updated by jscott65 January 12, 2009)

point. To the best of my knowledge, granulated sugar and associated products, such as brown sugar, in groceries stores are cane sugar from the few sugar-producing states in the US. The sugar used by food processors is by and large... (12 replies, last updated by Candy December 25, 2006)

experiences with Sugar & Spice to report? (4 replies, last updated by sadotter January 5, 2004)

) You then have the modification issue. Genetically, I mean. HFCS comes from corn, most likely 100% modified. Sugar does not. Especially if one buys raw organic sugar. 5)The following information provided by the corn growers... (19 replies, last updated by krissywats July 14, 2005)