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One-eighth of a 9-inch pumpkin pie typically has about 24–28 g of total sugar; larger slices or sweet toppings push that higher.

A Starbucks Chocolate Croissant contains 11 g of sugar per 80 g serving, based on Starbucks’ standard recipe.

One milk chocolate M&M has about 0.56 grams of sugar, based on 18 g per 1 oz (28 g) serving of ~32 pieces.

A small bag of M&M’s has about 8–9 g of sugar per fun-size pouch, or about 31 g in a 1.69 oz single pack.

A small “fun size” Skittles bag (15 g) has about 11 g of sugar based on the brand’s U.S. nutrition facts.

A standard serving of Twizzlers strawberry twists (3 pieces, 34 g) lists about 16 g of sugar; a larger 45 g serving lists around 19 g.

A standard 45 g Cadbury Dairy Milk bar packs about 25 g of sugar; most Cadbury bars sit near 50–60 g sugar per 100 g.

A 9-inch graham cracker crust holds about 56–98 g sugar; that’s roughly 4.7–8.2 g per slice when cut into 12.

One typical oatmeal raisin cookie has about 11–12 g of total sugar; larger bakery cookies can reach 18–25 g.

Unsweetened applesauce has about 11–12 g sugar per 1/2 cup, while sweetened versions land near 18–24 g for the same amount.