How to Say ‘Without sugar’ in Mexican Spanish
Sin azúcar
💬 Usage Tip: Perfect for those who prefer less sweetness.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Sin
[seen]
Without
Indicates the absence or exclusion of something.
Prefiero el café sin azúcar.
I prefer coffee without sugar.
azúcar
[ah-SOO-kahr]
Sugar
A sweet substance often used to sweeten food and drinks.
Por favor, tres cucharaditas de azúcar.
Please, three teaspoons of sugar.
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