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Ricotta cheesecake of medium density came sweetened with raisins and pine nuts, and bananas Foster, pretty good but the least of these, was capped with puff pastry and chocolate ice cream.

THE rocky marriage that binds the Long Island Power Authority and the KeySpan Energy Corporation -- and, not incidentally, provides electricity to Long Island -- will apparently continue for some years to come, sweetened by a promise of a two-year rate freeze, hope of a modest rate reduction and an agreement for LIPA to buy and renovate two of KeySpan's aging power plants.

So it seems like we're damned if we do and damned if we don't, at least when it comes to sweetened drinks.

Robert Lawrence, professor of environmental health sciences at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, notes that between 7-8% of average calorie intake in the US comes from sweetened beverages that are "empty of nutrients.

Put together, Americans are consuming an average of about two hundred and fifty calories more per day than they used to, and roughly half of those calories are coming from sweetened drinks.

Cereals are another common thing that can come in sweetened and unsweetened varieties.

Whether it's served hot or iced, coffee will come with sweetened condensed milk in Vietnam almost without exception.

Many of the empty calories children are taking in come from sweetened beverages, largely soft drinks, which in American homes are increasingly displacing milk and contributing to calcium deficiencies, Bowman says.

Duncan came back and sweetened the pot by agreeing to forgo four years worth of cash distributions (some $50 million) on a portion of his shares in the combined company–leaving more cash for everybody else.

One concern is how the sweetened come from, is it syntactic or not extract pure natural compound.

The yogurt, which comes plain or sweetened with Vermont maple syrup, is about $2 for a six-ounce container.