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Is sugar a type of spice?
No, sugar is not a type of spice.
Here's why:
* Spices are typically derived from plants and used primarily for their flavor and aroma. They often come from seeds, bark, roots, or flowers. Examples include cinnamon, pepper, ginger, and turmeric.
* Sugar, on the other hand, is a sweetener. It's extracted from plants like sugarcane or sugar beets and primarily used for its sweetness.
While sugar can be used in some savory dishes to balance flavors, its primary function is different from spices.
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