but is candy exactly sweets? because sweets are not chocolates. there is a clear distinction between the two. sweets being essentially flavoured sugar, hard-boiled or gelatinous. and chocolates being ...well, chocolate based. whereas i think that 'candy' can include chocolate, is that right? i may be wrong.
Actually, I believe sweets includes chocolates and baked goods too, sir. Candy being of the hard-boiled or gelatinous sugar variety, as in my grandmother had a tin of hard candies waiting for me. I took the butterscotches. They were slightly stale and chewy.
Can you create a poem using 10 words from this spelling test?
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starving thieves
chased by foxes
factory matches
dogged by taxes
enemy pastries
for lunches
and ponies
of course.
*waits for candy*
'candy' is like sweets, right?
"Candy" is the sweetz, exactly, sir.
love it! enemy pastries and ponies of course.
awesome. you win candy. lots of virtual jujubees and now and laters.
but is candy exactly sweets? because sweets are not chocolates. there is a clear distinction between the two. sweets being essentially flavoured sugar, hard-boiled or gelatinous. and chocolates being ...well, chocolate based. whereas i think that 'candy' can include chocolate, is that right? i may be wrong.
Actually, I believe sweets includes chocolates and baked goods too, sir. Candy being of the hard-boiled or gelatinous sugar variety, as in my grandmother had a tin of hard candies waiting for me. I took the butterscotches. They were slightly stale and chewy.
baked goods would be cakes, surely, or biscuits?
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