"lots of sugar" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe something with a lot of sugar in it, for example, "This cake is loaded with lots of sugar."
"She made it with milk and lots of sugar".
"It's got lots of sugar hearts on it and roses and little butterflies.
Perhaps a cup of weak tea with lots of sugar may help.
Homemade granola is also an option, but many recipes include lots of sugar, which gives granola its clumpy texture.
With that said, we encourage you to add up to eight other obscure, unpopular flavors to each drink, with the proviso that you generally add lots of sugar.
The cakes are a delicious treat, but small in size so they won't overload you with lots of sugar, which would cause you to crash later.
Struggling to make ends meet is a misery, and, as Orwell surmised, lots of sugar in your tea… goes some way to relieving, even just for a minute, the endless misery".
Mountain Dew Code Red, the new, cherry-flavored soda from Pepsi, has — like regular Mountain Dew — lots of sugar, tons of caffeine, and a target demographic of young males.
It makes it harder for companies that use lots of sugar to do business here — in the past decade, an exodus of candy manufacturers from the U.S. has eliminated thousands of jobs.
