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Description: The United States has always had a major sweet tooth. Americans today consume 77 pounds of sugar per person every year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and during World War I Americans ate more sugar than anyone else in the world. So being told to give it up or cut it back was seen as a sacrifice.nnBut that's exactly what Americans were asked to do. As part of the national effort to provide food to Europe, Americans were encouraged to use sugar alternatives. But some of the item
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