The difference between sweet and sugar and candy

Sweet is not countable or uncountable, because it is an adjective. It is mostly used to describe things that are sweet, not sugar, but sweet. P.S. sweetie can also be used to describe children who like sugar. Uncountable refers to sugar used for seasoning. Of course, there is a famous bar called this

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