Which of the following is not a common hydrate a epsom salt b borax c sugar d alum i belive the answer is sugar

A hydrate, by definition, is a compound in which a water molecule is bound to another substance. Epsom salts, borax, and alum are all examples of hydrates, as they do include water in their composition. However, sugar - the term we use for sucrose, common table sugar - has the chemical formula C12H22O11, and, as such, does not contain water in molecular form as would a hydrate.

The answer is tea due to the main ingredient being a herb that grows from the ground and sugar that grows from a stalk, i hope this : )     p.s.  can i be brainliest?