We put a huge dish of fragrant raspberries, small sugar in vases and two crystal jugs with whipped cream - my favorite delicacy.
Gilyarovskiy V. A., My Wanderings, 1928
Its total supply was calculated for 6 months and consisted of flour, gallets, rice, chumiza, export oil, dry pressed greens, salt, pepper, pea powder, cranberry extract, sugar and tea.
Arseniev V.K., In the Ussuri region, 1921
Imported goods: coffee, sugar, gunpowder, rice, pepper, strong drinks, tea, tobacco, wood, wine, also fish, meat, grained flour, oil.
Goncharov I. A., Frigate "Pallada", 1857
She likes to drink tea alone, because she puts enough sugar, and at the same time she is served a pot with thick melted cream, on the surface of which rosy foam is baked.
Saltykov-Shchedrin M. E., Poshekhonskaya antiquity, 1889
I took out a bottle of rum, got some eggs, pushed some sugar, and started work at the boiling samovar.
Pushchin I. I., Notes on Pushkin. Letters, 1856
After the soup, there was the same rooster with toasted hair and cottage cheese with lots of butter and sugar.
Tolstoy L.N., Resurrection, 1899
- Give me a glass of water, jam, if you find it, or a piece of sugar.
Gorky Maxim, The Life of Klim Samgin, 1936
The Chinese said that their owners, knowing that we would not be able to cross Bilimbe now, decided to send 4 bags of flour, 10 kg of lard, 16 kg of rice, 4 kg of legume oil, 4 kg of sugar and a tile of brick tea.
Arseniev V. K., Dersu Uzala, 1923
He went to us, and every month we gave him a pound of sugar and an octopus of tea.
Chekhov A.P., Three years, 1895
Boiling water at seven o'clock was poured into glasses without saucers, put glasses on the rink, and next to it - a huge copper kettle with chicory brewed for color. The cook (in the workshops she was called “the mistress”) served a piece of sawn sugar on a person and black bread sliced in thick slices. The dishes were cleaned by boys. Boys served at lunch, too. And so it was all over Moscow, both in large workshops and among the “grims”.
Gilyarovskiy V. A., Moscow and Muscovites, 1926
[A pack of 9-10 cigarettes costs 1 kopecks, a white bun 2 kopecks, a bottle of milk 8-10, a piece of sugar 2 kopecks.]
Chekhov A.P., Sakhalin Island, 1895
Brittany - all kinds of meat and the most dairy nurses, Nerigue - pies with filling, Gascony - fragrant truffles, fragrant wine and liars 52, Burgon - wine and animals; Champagne - champagne, Lyon - sausage, Provence - olive oil, Nice - fruit in sugar, Pyrenees - red partridges, Lands - quail and ortholans 53, the ocean and the Mediterranean - all sorts of fish, crayfish and oysters ...
Saltykov-Shchedrin M.E., Abroad, 1881
I didn't say no. Baba soon introduced tea, that is, a large pot of hot water, a small teapot with abundantly brewed tea, two large stone, crudely painted cups, a kalach and a whole deep plate of crushed sugar.
Dostoevsky F.M., Bessy, 1872
As Sasha Lazarev (here on the Cinema Navigator) correctly pointed out, “Why break chairs?” The film is very interesting, but as noted below... very provocative. I eat sugar and sweets moderately. And I burn everything in sports and on the treadmill. Two slices of dark chocolate did not hurt anyone in the morning. On the contrary, they give mood and energize. The film is motivationally correct and informative. It looks good and the issues raised in the film are more relevant than ever. I recommend the movie. You will give your opinion after watching. 👍