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TomWilm

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7. In Eastern Europe you drink either normal tea, or tea with a bit less sugar in it ...

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Sat Apr 2, 2022, 07:07 PM

Apr 2022

... and if you are the guest, you get an undrinkable amount of sugar in it. If there are a time of shortage, they swap the sugar with jam. Also most food get some sugar added for flavor...

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Stunning images inside Russian grocery store show dire situation [View all] blue-wave Apr 2022 OP

That one lady putting like 30 lbs of sugar in her cart? I use about 1/2 lb of sugar a year. LOL nt Quixote1818 Apr 2022 #1

I know, I thought blue-wave Apr 2022 #2

A lot of people use it to make kvass Warpy Apr 2022 #4

That was my first thought, some kind of home made booze. captain queeg Apr 2022 #5

Vodka in Russia is cheap and plentiful if you're not terribly picky about brand Warpy Apr 2022 #6

In Eastern Europe you drink either normal tea, or tea with a bit less sugar in it ... TomWilm Apr 2022 #7

Maybe they deserve to be hurting. pwb Apr 2022 #3