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What color is a single crystal of pure sugar?
Answer: Colorless
Why: A pile looks white for the same reason snow does: light bounces off countless clear crystal faces.
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What animal product do some refiners use to whiten cane sugar?
Answer: Bone char
Why: Heating cattle and pig bones to up to 700 °C with very little oxygen turns them into bone char.
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Roughly how much sugar can room-temperature water dissolve?
Answer: Twice its weight
Why: Heat raises the limit sharply: at 90 °C, water dissolves about four times its weight in sugar.
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Where are sugar-coated almonds called confetti?
Answer: Italy
Why: Paper confetti are coriandoli in Italian, after the coriander seeds once hidden inside sugar-coated sweets.
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Who ordered France to grow sugar beets during a British blockade?
Answer: Napoleon
Why: In January 1812 his decree ordered 100,000 hectares of beets sown across the empire.
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Where was sugarcane first farmed?
Answer: New Guinea
Why: Its first growers mainly used the cane as feed for their domesticated pigs.