What does salt and sugar look the same mean?

∙It just means to be a little cautious because things aren’t always what they seem. Salt does look like sugar, and you would not notice the difference if someone put salt in the sugar bowl until you tasted it, when it’s too late.

What’s the saying about salt and sugar?

Even salt looks like sugar.”

What does it mean to say be careful?

careful and cautious mean taking care to avoid trouble. careful is used for a person who is able to prevent mistakes or accidents by being alert. Be careful when you paint the fence.

What does it mean when someone says be careful with me?

“Be careful with” means “treat with care”, so it has the complete opposite meaning to what you intend.

How do you respond when someone says be careful?

“I will” is the most positive response, but no response is needed. “Sure” and “OK” seem rather dismissive. You can add, “thanks”, to thank them for their concern. You can also add “you too” if you want the other person to be careful too.

What does the saying “even salt looks like sugar” mean?

Even salt looks like sugar” “Salt and sugar look the same. Be careful who you trust” (or “Don’t/Never trust everything you see. Even salt looks like sugar”) is a saying that has been printed on many images.

What does it mean to put salt in your coffee?

It just means be a little cautious because things aren’t always what they seem. Salt does look like sugar, and you would not notice the difference if someone put salt in the sugar bowl until you tasted your coffee, when it’s too late.

Do you let yourself be suckered because you’re lazy?

So, don’t let yourself be suckered because you were too lazy to pay attention to details. We fool ourselves every day by making assumptions about people and things. If we see something white in a sugar bowl, we assume it to be sugar. In the best case, our conscious and unconscious building of assumptions are short cuts.

What does the Bible say about salt?

Suddenly it just came to mind that the Bible said we as believers in Christ “must be salt and light In a dark place”.. And so here speaking of salt is very likely derived from that salt has for many centuries been analogous with something of great value.. A sought after commodity,