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Discover LudwigThe phrase "add some sweet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the addition of sweetness to food or drink, or metaphorically to enhance a situation or experience.
Example: "For the perfect cup of tea, don't forget to add some sweet, like honey or sugar."
Alternatives: "add some sweetness" or "include a bit of sweetness".
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His friends in the community are the condiment's biggest supporters, of course, but some visiting TV producers also pitched in recently, helping him create an advertisement that implores viewers to buy the mustard and "add some sweet heat to your meat".
Add some sweet beanie hats in as well.
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The result will add some sweet-sour magic to all kinds of marinades and dressings.
Lava, monsters, great 2-D art, and they've even added some sweet multiplayer modes.
If you want to add some dimension, sprinkle some sweet and tangy goat cheese.
Add some small chocolate sweets such as M&M's, Smarties or a few small blocks of chocolate.
Not sweet enough, add a splash of simple syrup, too sweet, some citrus juice, and pulse once.
Add some sugar if not sweet enough.
If the punch is too sweet, add some water and mix.
If you want the drink to be sweeter, add some coconut rum.
If you have a sweet tooth, add some Splenda.
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