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The phrase "a light sweet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of flavor or aroma, often in the context of food, beverages, or perfumes.
Example: "The wine had a light sweet taste that made it perfect for a summer afternoon."
Alternatives: "a mild sweetness" or "a gentle sweetness".
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The tenor Adrian Strooper brought a light, sweet, lyric voice to the role of Tamino.
Miss Lebrun has a light, sweet voice, and there is musicality behind, every phrase.
Among appetizers, the house special roll — tofu sheets, pear and fish — was a light, sweet and fruity revelation.
Homemade honey gelato – as blowsy as soft-serve, so not really gelato at all – provides a light, sweet finish.
Homemade honey gelato – as blowsy as soft-serve, so not really gelato at all – provides a light, sweet finish.
"It's like the difference between a complex red wine and a light, sweet rosé," Ms. Coady said.
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It would be hard to choose the best of the starters, perhaps two aromatic corn cakes (arepa) supporting pulled duck and a sunny-side-up quail egg, or maybe empanadas in a flaky pastry enfolding a light, sweet-sour mixture involving ground beef, raisins, olives and onion.
I tasted, one more time, and found nothing more than a light, sweet-sour-salty dew that brought the greens alive.
But, if it's a light, sweet-like-candy drink you're after, Peanut Hottie might do the trick.
For a lighter sweet, he suggests making your own chad using strips of candy dots.
For Saudi Arabia, the A.S.C.I. was a better reflection of its heavy sour crude output than the W.T.I. index, based on a lighter, sweeter oil.
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