Sugar grams to Cubes & Spoons

Free

2.1for Mac

Golmium

Developer

2.5 MB

Size

Feb 10, 2021

Update Date

Health & Fitness

Category

App Store

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iPhone

About Sugar grams to Cubes & Spoons

If you are concerned with sugar overconsumption and want to understand food labels better or wish to educate and alert others about sugar content then this app is the right tool for you.

With this app (iPhone/iPad version is also available), one can easily get the number of teaspoons of sugar or number of sugar cubes for a given sugar content in grams. The results are presented as a picture showing actual teaspoons / sugar cubes and also in numeric form.

Most people don’t fully grasp the variety of units (gram, mL, percentages) common on food nutrition labels. Specifically for sugar, do you really understand how much sugar 32 grams actually represents? Probably not.

Sugar content presented as a picture is much more easily understood and is somewhat eye-opening. Try the app out on people around you and you’ll be amazed by how much we all underestimate the sugar content in what we’re consuming.