Meal Masters SUGAR CUBES" with a net weight of 800g (28 oz). The label also includes text in what appears to be Persian ("قند شکسته" - Broken sugar) and Arabic ("مكعب سكر" - Sugar cube), indicating a likely target market or origin. Common Use: Sugar cubes are primarily used as a convenient and portion-controlled way to sweeten beverages like coffee and tea, and are also commonly found in various cocktails, particularly classic ones like the Old Fashioned and Absinthe. History & Purpose: Sugar cubes were invented in the mid-19th century to replace the less convenient method of chipping pieces off large sugarloaves, offering a cleaner and more standardized way to add sweetness.