We know that there’s a lot of sugar in what we eat and drink, but seeing how many cubes of sugar it actually is, makes it a lot more real. You’ll be surprised at just how much sugar some very regular and innocent looking items contain.
You can calculate the actual amount of sugar if you remember that one sugar cube weighs about 2.3 grams (0.8 ounces).
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