The phrase "a range of sweet" is not correct in standard English.
It may be intended to describe a variety of sweet items, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The bakery offers a range of sweet treats, including cakes, pastries, and cookies."
Alternatives: "a variety of sweets" or "an assortment of sweet items."
We developed a range of sweet mixes – chocolate chunk, honeycomb, orange and extra-nutty.
Made from millet, brown rice, sesame and sorghum, there is a range of sweet and savoury from £1.99 a bag.
What makes the Foodini different is it produces a range of sweet and savoury foods with multiple ingredients.
No! The name applied to a range of sweet Indian colors — soft and luminous pastels that Giorgio Armani used for his Emporio line.
12. Sweet 'n' Tart Cafe + (212) 334-8088 76 Mott Street Chinatown $ Cash only Sweet 'n' Tart Cafe's specialty is tong shui, a range of sweet tonics intended to benefit specific parts of the body or to balance one's yin and yang.
Sweet 'n' Tart Cafe + (212) 334-8088 76 Mott Street Chinatown $ Cash only Sweet 'n' Tart Cafe's specialty is tong shui, a range of sweet tonics intended to benefit specific parts of the body or to balance one's yin and yang.
12.33pm: Now it's Shed Simove, the creator of a range of sweets called Clitoris Allsorts.
Nowadays the majority of these offer fruit, smoothies, tea and coffee,as well as a range of sweets, and treats" said Dr Johnny Marshall, its director of policy.
In 40 years, just one further study looked at the links between the two, and this took in a range of other sweet foods as well.
The resulting episodes of painting -- small, luscious targets, diamonds and sausage shapes in a range of bonbon-sweet pastels and shadowy blues and blacks -- resist absorption into a larger legibility.
For years, sweet-toothed Cumbrians have headed down to town on the first Wednesday of every month to indulge themselves at Lucy's "Up the Duff" pudding club, where starters, main courses and anything savoury are dispensed with in favour of a vast range of sweet courses - accompanied, naturally, by a dessert wine.
