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26 May
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I would like to use "no sugar" as a nickname for social media. But my friend told me that it should be "sugar-free" to describe something contain no sugar. Is "no sugar" incorrect?
I would like to use "no sugar" as a nickname for social media. But my friend told me that it should be "sugar-free" to describe something contain no sugar. Is "no sugar" incorrect?
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Its not incorrect as it could be referring to the saying "no sugar, thankyou" but sugar-free is better, and more natural as it is mentioned that way in certain foods and beverages. 😄👍
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- Spanish (Mexico)
yes~ sugar-free is most used for recipes or cooking
no sugar will be great for your nickname ;)
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