Subterranean sweet treat blues
What do you say when you've run out of ways to say "sugar beet"?
Michigan is the U.S.'s fourth-largest grower of this subterranean sweet treat, processing more than 4 million tons of beets every year, according to the state Department of Agriculture.
While we're at it? The need to explain a pun, as in the sugar-sugar example above, should be considered a sign from on high that the pun belongs on the compost heap of history. Don't use it.
Michigan is the U.S.'s fourth-largest grower of this subterranean sweet treat, processing more than 4 million tons of beets every year, according to the state Department of Agriculture.
While we're at it? The need to explain a pun, as in the sugar-sugar example above, should be considered a sign from on high that the pun belongs on the compost heap of history. Don't use it.
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1 Comments:
Worse, sugar beets are not exactly a "sweet treat"; unlike with cane, the sugar isn't apparent until the very last step of processing.
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