Explain cake. Cake is good for us.

Cause cake can get bad without cake. It contains a huge amount of sugar. The fact is that, of course, this is a nut. Crushed food contains common allergens. It looks so silly.

Cake is not good for you, although not beneficial for others!

This is a diet high in sugars. It contains a large amount of sugar. Is there any common allergen. How should I avoid doing this thing?

I know that using “And” at the beginning of a sentence is worse than using this “And” in it. What do all paragraphs should to do for paragraph structure?

While I like cake, it feels like a series of items… It has unnecessarily high amounts of sugar. It contains

common allergens… and it looks silly.

Is there a structure in the English language that allows for this? What is the proper usage for the above sentence?

Thank you!

How can I become informed whenever I am at work?